CURRICULUM VITAE - EIP Water · - 5 - Dec 2015 Dr N. R. Jagannath World Bank Water Resources...

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CURRICULUM VITAE

1. Family name: Moyo

2. First names: Arnold

3. Date of birth: 28/09/1984

4. Nationality: Zimbabwean

5. Residence: No. 3 Appaloosa Apartments, Corner 5 & 9 Avenues, Harare

6. Contacts: +263 773 211407 (App number +263 773 211407)

7. Skype: arnoldmoyo896

8. Email: [email protected]; [email protected]

9. Education:

INSTITUTION / DATES DEGREE(S) OR DIPLOMA(S) OBTAINED:

Wagengen University (Netherlands) – 2016 PhD GIS & RS (Land-use planning and biodiversity conservation: Case of Southern & Western Africa Regions)

Rhodes University, South Africa (2005) MSc in GIS and Remote Sensing

South African Institute of Aquatic Biodiversity (2001) Diploma in Databases design & management

City and Guilds of London Institute (1995)

Advanced Technician Diploma in Management of Information Systems

North East Forestry University – Harbin China (2007) Advanced Diploma (Wildlife & Wetlands Ecology)

Other training

University of Zimbabwe (2012) Diploma (Environmental Impact Assessments) City and Guilds of London Institute (1995) Advanced Technician Diploma (Data Processing)

10. Language skills: (1 - excellent; 5 - basic)

Language Reading Speaking Writing

Shona Mother tongue

English 1 1 1

11. Membership Of Professional Bodies:

Climate and Development Knowledge Network (CDKN); Environmental and Social development Practioners Professionals Network (YoungProfsNet); Transboundary Natural Resources Management (TBNRM); Aquatic Resources Working Group (ARWG); IUCN Red List Database; IUCN – ESA BIOPAMA Programme; UNESCO

(Focal Point UNESCO World Heritage Centre World Heritage Sites Management); Regional Centre for Mapping of

Resources for Development (RCMRD); National Spatial Data Infrastructure (NSDI);

12. Other skills: M&E, MS Office, Projects Design, Database systems & Geo-databases, ESRI data Models, MS Access; GIS Packages ESRI (QGIS; ArcGIS 9.1/9.2 and 10.2, Arc Info, ArcView, Arc SDE), AutoCAD, Micro Station, ILWIS, MapInfo; MS Office Applications

13. Present Position: Freelance Consultant

14. Years in the Firm: 18

15. Key qualifications:

o 15 years GPS and other field data collection systems o 18 years’ experience in Environmental & Biodiversity Conservation projects, and respective Spatial

Databases Design and management and administration o 15 years’ experience in land-use planning and policy frameworks o 10 years’ experience in Climate Change projects o 12 years’ experience in Tourism Developmental Projects o 12 years’ experience in Environmental Impact Assessments o 10 years’ experience in Projects Monitoring and Evaluation o 8 years’ experience in Projects Impact Evaluation o 12 years’ experience in large EU, USAID, World Bank funded projects management and implementation o Experienced Environmental Databases Analyst o Training Engineers and Field staff in GIS Spatial Databases, database and projects management, data

entry, analysis and editing o Developed a database training manual for users o Designing of GIS Platforms o Conduct Environmental and Biodiversity Audits, Environmental Impact Assessments, Data collection, Data analysis o Produced and implemented environmental based spatial databases for various stakeholders (AWF, IUCN,

CITES, WWF, Zambia/Zimbabwe Wildlife Authorities); o Vast knowledge of the specific institutional context and organization of biodiversity conservation and

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management in SADC region, as well as working experience with the government authorities in charge of biodiversity conservation

o Vast experience in large databases management, data analysis and information delivery to end users o Experience of working with and influencing the general public, political decision makers, government

officials, public institutions, media, civil society, academic circles, think tanks, students and young people, researchers, the business community, women, senior citizens, the artistic community, and other stakeholders across the globe;

o Excellent project management skills including all aspects of contracting, monitoring, quality assurance and administrative management, evaluation and dissemination;

o Excellent writing, editing and design skills, experienced in preparing comprehensive reports, strategies, speeches, briefs, information materials, publications, press releases and web content;

o Excellent understanding and experience of EU visibility guidelines, public procurement, PRAG and financial management principles;

o Excellent communication, organisational, reporting, negotiating, fundraising, and leadership skills, and ability to transfer know-how;

13. Specific experience in the region:

COUNTRY DATE

Uganda 2011 to 2015

France, China, Canada, New-Zealand, Cambodia, Russia, Brazil, Spain, Germany 2007 to 2014

Africa SADC Region Countries 1994 - present

Specific experience to the advertises positions

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Specific Experience in Local Governance Environmental Services (2016-2018)

The role of micro level institutions and institutional mechanism to anchor the projects which I have handled

over the years has been the core of my experience in Project Management. This is for the fact that Local

Governance is made up of the political and institutional processes through which decisions are taken and

implemented. I gave special attention to the anchoring institutions at the local levels and their specific roles

in ensuing that participatory, accountable, transparent, efficient, inclusive processes are followed so that the

implementation of the project through local Governance structure is most effective.

My current assignment with the World Bank project on the preparation of National Water Resources Master

Plan for Zimbabwe is one specific example to justify my eligibility for the advertised position. The

preparation of the National Water Resources Master plan at the country level is based on a multi-level-

approach in order to have a systematic and structural effect on the local governance structures for effective

water service delivery at catchment and sub catchment levels inclusive of environmental issues.

One of the tasks covered institutional analysis and examining the nature of supporting instruments and

strategies needed to go hand in hand with advisory services of partners at national level. In this case,

regional catchment strategies are the primary integrated planning framework for the management of land,

water and biodiversity resources at the sub catchment level where in the local governance structures like

catchment and sub catchment councils are key to ensure that master plan is implemented effectively and it is

the primary responsibility of these councils to integrate community values and regional priorities with state

and federal legislation and policies.

I have been guiding the catchment and sub catchment council officials who are mandated to ensure local

governance principles in preparation of River System Operation plans with a strategic focus on

Putting participation into protected areas within the sub catchments

Land, water and biodiversity resources and how they are used at the sub catchment level

The nature, causes, extent and severity of environment, land degradation of catchments;

A long-term vision for the sub catchments

Regionally significant land, water and biodiversity assets and landscapes;

Catchment condition objectives; and

A program of management measures for the life of the strategy

As central to local governance principles, my role has been to explore how interventions in social-ecological

systems with the aim of altering resilience immediately confront issues of governance and finding answers

to questions such are who decides; what should be made resilient to what?; For whom is resilience to be

managed, and for what purpose. My role has been effective to find appropriate answers to some of these

questions to ensure participation, representation, deliberation, accountability, empowerment, social justice at

the local level from the interactions of many actors, including the private sector and not-for-profit

organizations. The extent of local level participation by non-state actors in decision-exploring processes

through to implementation, monitoring, and sanctioning varies from the provision of information and my

domain expertise in GIS and Remote sensing helped me generate data and information which are necessary

for planning and decision making

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14. Professional experience

DATE LOCATION

PROJECTS AND REFERENCES

POSITION DESCRIPTION

April 2016 Till date

ZIM National Water Resources Master

Plan for Zimbabwe

Dr N. R. Jagannath

World Bank Water Resources Project - Zimbabwe

Team Leader

Skype id: nrjagannath

Phone: +91 9449086938 /+91 8023146938

Email: [email protected]

Coordinator (Technical)

& GIS and RS specialist

Coordination of all technical issues and data /information requirement for Wetland conservation and Natural Resourced Management to enhance water security

Application of GIS and Remote sensing techniques for water demand management including water demand for wetlands

Guiding the quantification of Environment flow affecting the interests of riparian countries specially to protect their biodiversity conservation efforts

Designing Project impact monitoring and evaluation result based framework

Land use planning and policy frameworks

Indigenous Knowledge Systems Management on Land use patterns

Feb 2000 to Dec 2009

Zam/Zim Four Corners Transboundary Natural Resources Management

Dr N. R. Jagannath


Team Leader


Phone: +91 9449086938 /+91 8023146938


AND

Dr Clinton Hay University of Namibia

Faculty of Biological Studies Windhoek, Namibia, +264 814 059 346

[email protected] & [email protected]

Biodiversity and protected

areas landscapes

officer

Land-use planning through designing and management of relational databases

Protected and non-protected areas inland-use planning using modern technology

Field data collection and management

Tourism development initiatives

Use of GIS technology to collect, analyze and store data for informed land use planning

Conducting of Training to database and land end users

Use of goggle earth to produce spatial distribution of natural resources and infrastructure

Production of periodic reports

Projects formulation, monitoring, evaluation and management

Budget formulation and implementation

Adaptive research and monitoring

Quantification of ecosystems' service provision and losses

Waste management and recycling

Formulation of strategies for environmental protection and in particular community based environmental management, and incentives for conservation

Mainstreaming climate change and environmental protection in legal, policy and regulatory frameworks

International environmental agreement

Environmental Strategic Assessments

Environmental Impact Assessments

Worked for Zambia, Zimbabwe, Namibia and Botswana on this environmental management and conservation project

Jun 2013 to

Zimbabwe Zimbabwe Power Distribution Utilities (ZETDC)

GIS, Environmental

ZETDC Power utility Distribution Landscape project Prescribed Training Responsibilities



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Dec 2015 Dr N. R. Jagannath


Team Leader


Phone: +91 9449086938 /+91 8023146938


and wildlife databases

analyst training Expert

Wildlife surveys

Biodiversity data collection, analysis and management

GPS usage

Data collection and methodologies platforms

Environmental and Wildlife Management

Training Engineers and Field staff GIS Spatial Databases

Designing of GIS Platforms

Data input standards (Organizational spatial/relational data requirements)

Data analysis protocols

Updating client databases and spatial information to enable more efficient delivery of electrical power throughout South Australia

Transforming key corporate spatial data to meet expanding customer and regulatory requirements

Establishing/design systems to link customer databases with spatial information

Design of GIS map and data production for a diversity of private and governmental clients

Working on a multitude of infrastructural, environmental and utilities projects

GIS research and preparation of maps for publication

Arc Objects development and other technical support

Testing and coding of customized GIS programs

Customer liaison

March 2013 to

June 2014

Zimbabwe Zimbabwe Power Company

Dr N. R. Jagannath


Team Leader


Phone: +91 9449086938 /+91 8023146938


GIS Databases Management

Training Expert

Power Utility Mapping & Oracle Database Administration Project

Directing Project for Mapping of Zimbabwe Electricity Transmission Distribution utilities including respective power supply attributes (poles, transformers, lines, substations, etc.)

Other attribute information included meter numbers for every plot with electricity installed with owner information, plot number and location.

The project also collected water and telephone utility lines as reference beacons.

Trained Zimbabwe Power Company Engineers on GIS and Databases formulation and management including data capturing, editing and formatting.

Jan 2012 to

Dec 2015

Southern Africa Region

IUCN

Dr N. R. Jagannath


Team Leader


Phone: +91 9449086938 /+91

Information System Expert

IUCN-ESA BIOPAMA Programme & Databases Designs

Developed bench-marks and indicators and Databases for the implementation of the Second Cycle of the Periodic Reporting

Reviewed the issue of Outstanding Universal Value, authenticity and integrity of World Heritage properties

discussed challenges of conservation and site-management raised from the process of the Reporting exercise

Analysis of issues and challenges raised from the process of the Reporting exercise.

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Jan 2010 to

Dec 2015

Zimbabwe CITES

Dr N. R. Jagannath


Team Leader


Phone: +91 9449086938 /+91 8023146938


Database Designing

Expert

Environment and Biodiversity Conservation

Databases design and management

Designed and Implemented Wildlife Harvest Database for Zimbabwe Parks and Wildlife Management and CITES.

Trained Parks and CITES staff on databases management, data entry, analysis and editing.

Developed a training manual for database end users. Adaptive research and monitoring



Strategies for international environmental protection and in particular community based environmental management, and incentives for conservation





Worked for Zambia, Zimbabwe, Namibia and Botswana on this environmental management and conservation project

June 2011 to

Dec 2015

Uganda UN Funded by CDKN

Dr N. R. Jagannath


Team Leader


Phone: +91 9449086938 /+91 8023146938


Information Systems Expert

Impact Evaluation & Databases Design and implementation for Climate Change Adaption and Management Conducted evaluations on Uganda School Gardens (2013-2014) – UN Funded project; Uganda Climate Change adaption and management (2014) – Funded by CDKN;

Feb 2007 - Ongoing

Paris, France

UNESCO World Heritage Centre UNESCO Heritage Sites

Dr N. R. Jagannath


Team Leader


Biodiversity Advisory

Committee Member

Advise IUCN/UNESCO advisory bodies on wildlife and products trade, as required by the UNESCO Convention on biodiversity conservation and harvesting

Production of wildlife species trade, management and research initiatives guidelines for SADC countries

Develop and Manage Biodiversity databases for Natural Heritage Sites in Southern Africa

Wildlife and Habitat data capturing and analysis

Conduct Environmental and Biodiversity Audits

Conduct Biodiversity Feasibility Studies and Environmental Assessments

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Phone: +91 9449086938 /+91 8023146938


Attend to National and International World Heritage Sites Conventions, meetings and workshops (2007 to Date)

Training of site managers Wildlife and World Heritage Management

Production of detailed base maps of the sites

Budget formulation









Worked for SADC countries on environmental conservation based projects

May 2007 - Ongoing

Zimbabwe & Southern Africa

Environmental Management Agency

Dr N. R. Jagannath


Team Leader


Phone: +91 9449086938 /+91 8023146938


Environmental Impacts

Assessment/ Database

Management Specialist

Environmental Impacts Assessments and Databases Management

Conducts EIAs for all developmental projects in protected areas, as and when they arise or review of produced EIAs by proponents towards intended projects in protected areas.

Track the EIAs approval by responsible Environmental Management Agency.









Worked for SADC, West African countries on environmental conservation based projects

January 2007 - Ongoing

Zimbabwe UNESCO World Heritage Centre (Paris, France)

Dr N. R. Jagannath


Team Leader


Phone: +91 9449086938 /+91

National Coordinator/F

ocal Person

UNESCO World Heritage Sites Management

Wildlife surveys and harvesting

Develop and Manage Databases

Conduct EIS and Environmental and Biodiversity Audits

GIS mapping Spatial Databases design, implementation and updating

Conduct Biodiversity Feasibility Studies and Environmental Assessments

Production of Statements of Outstanding Universal Values

Production of World Heritage Sites Plans

Conduct Research, data analysis and reports production

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Production of projects reports, annual reports, newsletters and brochures

Conduct Strategic Planning

Production of Integrated Management Plans

Production of States Parties Nomination Dossiers for Heritage Sites inscriptions

Desktop Review of States Parties Nomination Dossiers for Heritage Sites inscriptions

Develop State Of Conservation reports

Attend to National and International World Heritage Sites Conventions, meetings and workshops

Training of site managers World Heritage Management


Budget formulation

June 2006 -Ongoing

China, Namibia, Zambia, Germany, Russia, Uganda, Zimbabwe, South Africa and Botswana

UNESCO World Heritage Centre (Paris, France)

Dr N. R. Jagannath


Team Leader


Phone: +91 9449086938 /+91 8023146938


Information System Expert

UNESCO World Heritage Sites Focal Person


Data collection, analysis and management

GIS Mapping of sites

Databases design and implementation

Projects formulation and reviews

Budgeting and fund sourcing

Production of management plans and State Of Conservation reports Training of site managers Wildlife and World Heritage Management


Budget formulation









July 2006 to

Dec 2015

Zimbabwe Zimbabwe Parks & Wildlife Management Authority

Dr N. R. Jagannath


Team Leader

Database Designer

Land use planning for Communities and protected areas

Conducted land use policing for clientele base in Zimbabwe for all protected areas covering 13% of the landscape of the country

Produced maps and designed databases for respective stakeholders including strategic planning for protected areas, towns and adjacent communities.

Worked for SADC countries on environmental conservation based projects


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Phone: +91 9449086938 /+91 8023146938



Budget formulation









Sept 2004 – Ongoing

SADC Region

Dr Clinton Hay Namibia Nature Foundation Head

Consultancy Services University of Namibia



Fisheries & Wildlife Projects Coordinator

Leading GIS and Databases designer/analyst for major environmental, fisheries, wildlife and socio-economic projects in SADC Region

Fisheries & Wildlife species specific surveys and sustainable harvesting

Fisheries/Wildlife/Biodiversity Databases design and management

Production of Human Wildlife Conflict tools and guidelines.

Assist States Parties in the production of CITES reports on species specific non-detrimental findings

Data Capturing, Analysis, Management and integration including metadata production

Projects Management, Monitoring and Evaluation

Environmental Impact Assessment

Large carnivore, herbivores adaptive research and management techniques

Demonstrate an overriding commitment to health, safety, environmental responsibility and sustainable development

Assisting a wide variety of clients in meeting diverse spatial needs for all aspects of wildlife databases designs, management and operations

Contributing to strategic decision-making for projects planning and development

Databases methodologies and modalities on requirements for wildlife distribution projects based in different protected areas and countries

Identify and implement opportunities to improve productivity, efficiency and cost effectiveness within functional area across organizations

Providing research and input for social and environmental impact analyses

Identifying spatial constraints and opportunities for projects formulation and development

Production of ArcGIS customized applications

Provide leadership and training to other staff on spatial database systems

Develop and maintain effective working relationships within organisations to share knowledge, contacts, experience and expertise in order to achieve the organisational business plans where



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appropriate while ensuring all statutory reporting requirements are met

Feb 2004

to Dec 2015

Zambia, Zimbabwe

Zimbabwe Parks & Wildlife Management Authority

Dr N. R. Jagannath


Team Leader


Phone: +91 9449086938 /+91 8023146938


AND

Mr Thomas J. Meke

Chief Operating Officer Sino Zimbabwe Pvt Ltd

7th Floor Livingstone House 48 Samora Machel Avenue

Harare, Zimbabwe [email protected] +263 712 800607 +263 772 413063

Senior Expert Wildlife

Conservation

Environment and Biodiversity Conservation

Worked as wildlife programs manager specializing in using modern adaptive research and monitoring techniques and technologies

Designed large carnivore species, wildlife crime, wildlife products trade databases, standardized data recording systems and train data capturers

Adaptive research and monitoring of large carnivores (Lion and Leopard) in Zimbabwe Transfrontier Park Areas

Monitoring of trophy quality, off takes and sizes, animal sex and age of big cats and other herbivores, in line with CITES

Radio collaring and GIS mapping of lion and leopard species to determine home ranges, habitat and feeding habits

Sustainable management of wildlife species sport hunting off takes (leopard and lion tags) as issued by CITES and update CITES on status of lions and leopards in Zimbabwe range lands.

Management of sustainable trophy hunting activities through stakeholders quota setting participatory workshops, analysis of sport hunting returns

Production of wildlife and products trade guideline to responsible wildlife management authorities

Respond to CITES Wildlife management and trade queries and attend to CITES Sessions

Wildlife species and products data analysis for Zambia/Zimbabwe

Conduct ground and aerial surveys on lion and leopard and other herbivores in Zimbabwe Transfrontier Park Areas

Production of statistical and annual reports on wildlife management, harvesting and trade

Appraise Government and Wildlife Authorities and dealers on CITES guided trade and utilization of wildlife resources and off takes

Execute Bio-Geo Information Systems Engineering Technologies on Wildlife conservation, harvest and trade

Collaborate with Zambia Wildlife Authorities and Zimbabwe Parks and Wildlife Management Authority ecologists, wildlife managers and dealers on wildlife research, conservation and management

Lion and leopard research using telemetry and trap cameras technologies

Advisory member for IUCN, WWF, Government Ministries on Wildlife Management and UNESCO on wildlife CITES trade methodologies in Zimbabwe

Review of wildlife policies and instruments or frameworks

Design statistical data analysis methodologies on carnivore research and train data capturers to analyze data

Assist Zimbabwe Parks and Wildlife Management Authority and wildlife dealers in controlling compliance on hunting off takes, regulations and trade

Conduct law enforcement and Carnivore research data capturing using trap cameras, GPS and Drown Technologies

Production of wildlife survey designs for Zimbabwe’s wildlife managers


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Design of standardized lion and leopard species data recording systems for large cats and herbivores

Production of species specific strategic plans and share with wildlife authorities in Zimbabwe

Administration of lion and leopard species CITES harvesting tags in Zimbabwe sport hunting industry and update CITES

Production of lion and leopard species CITES Non-detriment Findings reports on behalf of Zimbabwe Wildlife Authorities

Design and implement wildlife species, in particular lion and leopard, monitoring programs

Design trophy size, quality and species sex and age monitoring techniques for lion and leopard species

Habitat Monitoring and Evaluation

Project proposals formulation for funding

Statistical, Qualitative & Quantitative data analysis

Strategic Park Planning

Environment Impact Assessment

Production of progress and periodic reports

01/2000 - 12/2008

Zambia/ Zimbabwe

African Wildlife Foundation (AWF)

Dr N. R. Jagannath


Team Leader


Phone: +91 9449086938 /+91 8023146938


Wildlife - large carnivore research & monitoring specialist

Adaptive research and monitoring of large carnivores (Lion and Leopard) in Zambia/Zimbabwe Transfrontier Park Areas (8 years)

Monitoring of trophy quality and sizes, sex and age of big cats, in line with CITES

Radio collaring and GIS mapping of lion and leopard species to determine home ranges, habitat and feeding habits

Sustainable management of wildlife species sport hunting off takes (leopard and lion tags) as issued by CITES and update CITES on status of lions and leopards in Zambia /Zimbabwe range lands.


Production of wildlife and products trade guideline to responsible wildlife management authorities


Designed large carnivore species, wildlife crime, wildlife products trade databases, standardized data recording systems and train data capturers

Wildlife species and products data analysis for Zambia/Zimbabwe

Conduct ground and aerial surveys on lion and leopard and other herbivores in Zambia/Zimbabwe Transfrontier Park Areas

Production of statistical and annual reports on wildlife management, harvesting and trade

Appraise Government and Wildlife Authorities and dealers on CITES guided trade and utilization of wildlife resources and off takes

Execute Bio-Geo Information Systems Engineering Technologies on Wildlife conservation, harvest and trade

Collaborate with Zambia Wildlife Authorities and Zimbabwe Parks and Wildlife Management

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Authority ecologists, wildlife managers and dealers on wildlife research, conservation and management

Lion and leopard research using telemetry and trap cameras technologies

Advisory member for IUCN, WWF, Government Ministries on Wildlife Management and UNESCO on wildlife CITES trade methodologies (Zambia/Zimbabwe)

Review of wildlife policies and instruments or frameworks

Design statistical data analysis methodologies on carnivore research and train data capturers to analyze data

Assist Zambia/Zimbabwe TFCAs in controlling compliance on hunting off takes, regulations and trade

Conduct law enforcement and carnivore research data capturing using trap cameras, GPS and Drown Technologies

Production of wildlife survey designs for wildlife managers

Design of standardized lion and leopard species data recording systems

Production of species specific strategic plans

Administration of lion and leopard species CITES harvesting tags (Zambia/Zimbabwe TFCAs) and update CITES

Production of lion and leopard species CITES Non-detriment Findings reports

Design and implement wildlife species, in particular lion and leopard species, monitoring programs

Design trophy size, quality and species sex and age monitoring techniques for lion and leopard species

Feb 2000 to

Dec 2004

Zambia/Zimbabwe

Four Corners Transboundary Natural Resources Mgt





Database Manager

SADC Fisheries Project

Designing & implementation of Lake Kariba Zambia/Zimbabwe SADC Fisheries Database

Training of data capturers data input and evaluation of databases. The project covered Zambezi River Catchment area & Lake Kariba.



Budget formulation










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May 2000 to

Nov 2004

Zambia/Zimbabwe

African Wildlife Foundation (AWF) Four Corners Transboundary

Natural Resources Mgt - USAID





Ms Access & GIS Spatial

Datasets Analyst

Promoting greater coordination among Africa’s protected areas in the collection, sharing, and use of biodiversity information relevant to decision-making and education, in liaison with national initiatives in Parks within Africa and Europe, servicing six Thematic Networks (TNs) under Species Specifics, GIS and Databases;

Specimen Thematic Network

Wildlife Species Thematic Network

Ecosystems Thematic Network

Invasive Species Thematic Network

Pollinators Thematic Network

Protected Areas Thematic Network Responsibilities:

Team leader in carnivore research within Chobe, Kazungula, Luangwa, Zambezi Park Areas

Conducted the Four Corners (Zambia, Zimbabwe, Botswana, Namibia) Transboundary Natural Resources Management programme (TBNRM)

Conducted home range surveys of big cats within Transfrontier Parks Estates, Zambia/Zimbabwe

Establish a hemispheric system for accessing ecosystem information that allows cross-referencing different ecosystem classifications and species diversity.

Integrate ecosystem information with specimen and species information from other thematic networks.

Make national ecosystem information available through the AWF Portal

Provide system and technical expertise in the installation, use and maintenance of GIS software and hardware.

Assist collaborating institutions and biologists in the development and support of species specific databases. Additionally, assist professional and technical staff in the use of GIS language and protocols, UNIX commands and functions.

Responsible for working with AWF’s Geo-Informatics Coordinator in developing short- and long- range systems needs and recommending resources, time frames and procedures for meeting prescribed objectives. 20% Assist in the development of the AWF web portal and the utility programs necessary to facilitate the AWF’s GIS activities.

Responsible for various system administration duties, updating system and proprietary software, troubleshooting and maintaining the GIS platform, and integrating new equipment, both hardware and software, into the system. Assists other collaborating institutions perform the same tasks.

Provides staff training on basic GIS concepts and user language, and in the use and maintenance of existing data bases. Attends GIS workshops, conferences and seminars to improve technical abilities and makes AWF-GIS presentations at meetings when appropriate

Feb 1994 to

Dec 2004

Zambia/ Zimbabwe

Zambia/ Zimbabwe SADC Fisheries & Wildlife

Dr Clinton Hay

Fisheries/Wildlife Data Manager

Zambia/Zimbabwe SADC Fisheries project

Adaptive research and monitoring of large carnivores, herbivores and fish species in Zimbabwe



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Namibia Nature Foundation Head Consultancy Services University of Namibia



Monitoring of wildlife and fisheries resources sustainable harvesting, guided by CITES


Production of wildlife and fisheries products trade guideline to responsible wildlife management authorities


Designed large carnivore species, wildlife crime, wildlife products, fisheries trade databases, standardized data recording systems and train data capturers

Wildlife and fish species and products data analysis for Zambia/Zimbabwe

Conduct ground and aerial surveys on wildlife and fish species in Zambia/Zimbabwe

Production of statistical and annual reports on wildlife and fisheries management, harvesting and trade

Appraise Government and Wildlife Authorities and dealers on CITES guided trade and utilization of wildlife fisheries resources

Collaborate with Zambia Wildlife Authorities and Zimbabwe Parks and Wildlife Management Authority ecologists, wildlife managers and dealers on wildlife and fisheries research, conservation and management

Project proposals formulation for funding

Statistical, Qualitative & Quantitative data analysis,

Technical support provision

Data editing, quality check

Feb 1996 to

Oct 2000

Zambia and Zimbabwe

SADC funded by Norwegian Government

Zambia/ Zimbabwe SADC Fisheries & Wildlife





Fisheries Databases Manager

Zambia/Zimbabwe SADC Fisheries Project Main Prescribed Responsibilities:

Spatial data capture of wildlife, Fisheries and infrastructure Information

Administration of GIS data (Uploading/Capture, Maintenance & distribution)

Integration of Spatial and non-spatial data

Generation of Wildlife Survey maps and datasets

Spatial Database development for Park Estates Infrastructure, wildlife, water-bodies and roads data

Mapping and Cartographic presentation

Download shape files, maps and satellite images from Google Earth

Coordinating and facilitating the use of GIS data for different departments

Technical documentation and preparation of user manuals

Geo-rectification of digital Images for Park Estates

Creation of Different layers such as Soil, Road network, etc

Technical support

Spatial database creation & Layer integration for spatial analysis


Digital Image classification for Land Use Land Cover Information

On screen digitizing and ground truthing





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Classification of multi-temporal datasets for Park Land Use information

MS Access Databases design

Design of standardized field data capturing forms

Data capturing , analysis and management


Technical support production

Projects management

Training of data capturers

Administration of data (Uploading/Capture, Maintenance & distribution)

Integration of Spatial and non-spatial data

Download shape files, maps and satellite images from Google Earth

Coordinating and facilitating the use of data for different departments

Technical documentation and preparation of user manuals

Classification of multi-temporal datasets

15. OTHER RELEVANT INFORMATION CONFERENCES, SEMINARS, PUBLICATIONS

15.1 Publications

o Arnold Moyo; Impact Evaluation of Ecosystems and Biodiversity Conservation in Zimbabwe; 2014

o A. Moyo, Lake Kariba Fisheries Research Institute, Database User Manual, June 2001

o A. Moyo, African Wildlife Foundation - Aquatic Resources Working Group, Databases and Training Manual, 2003

o A. Moyo, Zimbabwe Parks and Wildlife Management Authority National Wildlife Harvest Database Manual, 2006

o A. Moyo, The 2005, 2006, 2008/9/10-15 Wildlife assessments and surveys reports

o Arnold et al, (2011) The Mana Pools World Heritage Site Integrated Management Plan

o Arnold et al, (2011) The Mana Pools World Heritage Site State of Conservation report

o Arnold Moyo (2011); An evaluation of spatial distribution of schools; learning curriculum – a case of Zimbabwe

o Arnold Moyo (2009-2015); Environmental Audits, Strategic, Impact Assessments reports on national and international projects(Uganda, Kenya, China, Zambia, Zimbabwe)

o Arnold Moyo (2009 to 2014); Valuation of Ecosystem Service and Biodiversity reports - A Case of UNESCO Natural World Heritage Sites in Africa and European Regions

o National/International Wildlife Quota setting and workshops reports (2000 to date)

o Environmental and Biodiversity Management and assessments reports (2000 to date)

15.2 Major International & National Conference/Workshop/Seminar/Training Attended

o IUCN Red List Database workshops (2009 to 2016)

o National/International Wildlife Quota setting and workshops (2000 to date)

o Production of Lion and Leopard Non-Detrimental Findings CITES reports (2007 to date)

o CITES COPs Sessions Country Representative (2008 – 2014)

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o UNESCO/IUCN World Wildlife Congress Sessions (2007 to 2015)

o IUCN Red List Database workshops (2009 to 2016)

o Safari Hunting Participatory Workshops, Zambia/Zimbabwe (2005 to 2014)

o UNESCO World Heritage Committee 37th Session (Phnom Penh, Cambodia,2013)

o Country Representative participation in the second session of the plenary Meeting to determine modalities and institutional arrangements for an intergovernmental science-policy platform on biodiversity and ecosystem services (IPBES), hosted by IUCN – ESA BIOPOMA Programme;15 to 21 April 2013.

o UNESCO World Heritage Committee 36th Session (Saint Petersburg, Russia Federation, 2012)

o Intergovernmental Platform on UNESCO Heritage Sites Nomination Dossiers Desktop reviews in Kenya, 10-17 March 2012.

o UNESCO World Heritage Committee 35th Session (Paris,France,2011)

o UNESCO World Heritage Committee Session – 14 February to 23rd February 2011, South Africa

o Final regional meeting (Vredefort Dome, South Africa, 14 - 17 February 2011)

o Country Representative presented country Report on Mainstreaming Biodiversity Conservation in Development under Emerging Global Changes Presented in 4th South and Central Asian MAB Network (SACAM) Meeting in Qeshm Island of Iran by joint efforts-Department of Environment of Iran, UNESCO, MAB and Iranian National Commission for UNESCO, 14-17 November 2011.

o Launch meeting of the Second Cycle Periodic Reporting exercise for Africa (Dakar,Senegal,20 – 22 January 2010)

o UNESCO Periodic Report Analysis and Synthesis Workshop (Mombasa, Kenya, 29 - 30 October 2010)

o UNESCO World Heritage Committee 34th Session (Brasilia,Brazil,2010)

o UNESCO World Heritage Committee Session – 22 July to 4th August 2010, Brasilia, Brazil

o UNESCO World Heritage Convention 4-10 February 2010, World Heritage Periodic Reporting Workshop, Dakar, Senegal

o UNESCO World Heritage – 10 to 21 May 2010, Periodic Reporting Data Analysis training exercise, Johannesburg South Africa

o Launch meeting of the Second Cycle Periodic Reporting exercise for Africa (Dakar, Senegal, 20 - 22 January 2010)

o Sub-regional meeting for Southern African States (Windhoek, Namibia, 8 - 10 September 2010)

o UNESCO World Heritage Committee Session – 22 June to 2 July 2009, Seville, Spain

o UNESCO World Heritage Convention, Training on Production of Outstanding Universal Values for Protected areas and World Heritage Sites – 22 February to 2 March 2009, Dareslaam, Tanzania

o Information Workshop on the Preparation of retrospective Statements of Outstanding Universal Value (Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, 2 - 4 March 2009)

o UNESCO World Heritage Center training conference, Tanzania, 2009

o UNESCO World Heritage Committee 33rd Session (Sevilla,Spain,2009)

o UNESCO World Heritage Committee 32nd Session (Quebec City, Canada, 2008))

o UNESCO World Heritage Committee 31st Session (Christchurch, Newzealand,2007)

o AWF – Aquatic Resources Working Group - GIS Databases Development Consultant – April 2003 -7

o EUROPE-AID/ENV 2004-8197 – GIS and Remote Sensing Training Workshop, Grahams-town South Africa, July 2006

o African Wildlife Foundation GIS Training Clinic, Kenya, October 2005

o Experience and Challenges in Research and Management of Shared Inland Fisheries Resources 11-17 July 1999, Zambia

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o UNESCO World Heritage – 10 to 21 May 2010, Periodic Reporting Data Analysis training exercise, Johannesburg South Africa

o AWF – Aquatic Resources Working Group - GIS Databases Development Consultant – April 2003 -7

o EUROPE-AID/ENV 2004-8197 – GIS and Remote Sensing Training Workshop, Grahams-town South Africa, July 2006

o As a Country Representative Participation in the regional capacity building workshops and consultative meeting on UNESCO Heritage Sites Conservation, 2006 to 2010

o African Wildlife Foundation GIS Training Clinic, Kenya, October 2005

o Bio-Economic Data Analysis 15-19 January, 2001, Mozambique

o Joint Fisheries Databases development and Statistical Data Analysis, 3-8 July 1998, Chilanga, Zambia

o UNESCO World Heritage Committee Sessions Southern Africa; 2007 to 2013

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