Mahamud Fuad Mahamed
Dedicated and results-driven development professional with a strong academic background in Agroforestry and Soil Management, complemented by hands-on experience in sustainable agriculture, environmental planning, and community engagement. Passionate about driving agricultural transformation through inclusive, climate-resilient, and evidence-based approaches, leveraging expertise in project coordination, stakeholder collaboration, and rural development to enhance food security, environmental sustainability, and livelihood enhancement.
Social Development Technical Assistant in PSNP Project
Jigjiga, Somali Region, Ethiopia
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Summary
Provided technical assistance for social development initiatives within the Productive Safety Net Program (PSNP), supporting community resilience and agricultural sustainability.
Highlights
Provided critical technical assistance for social development components of the PSNP, directly impacting community livelihoods and food security programs.
Facilitated community engagement and stakeholder collaboration to ensure effective implementation of agricultural and environmental development projects.
Supported data collection and analysis efforts to monitor project progress and evaluate the impact of interventions on rural communities.
Contributed to the development and dissemination of sustainable agricultural practices, promoting climate resilience and improved resource management among beneficiaries.
Lecturer, Researcher, and Head of Department of Biodiversity and Ecotourism Management
Jigjiga, Somali Region, Ethiopia
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Summary
Led academic programs and research initiatives while managing departmental operations, fostering educational excellence and advancing scientific understanding in biodiversity and ecotourism.
Highlights
Directed departmental operations as Head of Department for Biodiversity and Ecotourism Management, overseeing curriculum development, faculty coordination, and strategic planning.
Delivered comprehensive lectures and practical sessions in Agroforestry, Soil Management, and Environmental Science to undergraduate and graduate students, enhancing their technical and analytical skills.
Guided and mentored numerous students through their research projects and thesis development, contributing to academic rigor and fostering future professionals in environmental fields.
Conducted independent and collaborative research on critical environmental issues, including rangeland degradation and climate-smart agriculture, contributing to peer-reviewed publications and academic discourse.
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Master of Science
Agroforestry and Soil Management
Grade: Very Good
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Bachelor of Science
Geography and Environmental Studies
Fluent
Fluent
Proficient
Geospatial Monitoring, GIS, Remote Sensing, Data Collection, Data Analysis, Data Interpretation.
Climate-smart agriculture, Silvopasture, Silviculture, Agroforestry, Soil Management, Environmental Science, Rangeland Degradation Assessment, Land Use Change Analysis.
Project Coordination, Rural Development, Community Engagement, Stakeholder Collaboration, Livelihood Enhancement, Food Security Programs, Program Implementation.
Research Methodology, Academic Instruction, Curriculum Development, Department Management, Student Mentorship, Report Writing, Peer Review Process.
Teamwork and Collaboration, Communication, Interpersonal skills, Problem-Solving, Strategic Planning.
Associate Professor, Hawassa University | mulukenzeru@gmail.com | +251916113303
Associate Professor, Hawassa University | beyteklu@gmail.com | +251983801871
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Summary
Ongoing research article preparation investigating land use changes and vegetation decline, currently undergoing the peer review process for publication.
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Summary
Master's thesis research focused on evaluating the effects of rangeland degradation on the pastoral community, employing both geospatial and socio-economic assessments.