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CURRICULUM VITAE

Name: C.A. Mumma-Martinon (Ph.D)

Sex: Female

Citizenship: Kenyan

Contact: P.O. Box 21441-00505, Nairobi

Languages: English, French, German,

Kiswahili and Mother Tongue

Religion: Christian

Career Objectives

Being focused , result oriented, possessing skills to perform different activities and having a

wide range of experience in different fields and at different levels, having worked with

different institutions, organizations and companies, within Kenya, Africa and internationally,

I enjoy working in a challenging environment and position where I can apply my

competencies, capabilities, skills, education and experience.

MY MAIN STRENGTH

I can multitask in any kind of situation. I am a team player, determined and smart worker. I am

able to coordinate, work and network with any kind of stakeholders right from the strategic level

to the community level. Having a strong background in conflict prevention, management and

resolution, I am able to deal with different conflicts at different levels. Other areas of expertise

include: Diplomacy, Preventive Diplomacy, International Relations, Mediation and Negotiations

Conflict Analysis, Conflict Theory and Management, Regional Integration, Globalization and

Conflict, International Organizations, Hydro-politics, Transboundary Waters and managing

transnational water conflicts (a specialist in the Nile issues). Stakeholder/ community

consultations and Engagement. Project Management and Cultural Training and Orientation with

Berlitz Corporation.

Educational Background

2003– 2007 PhD Political Science- International Conflict Management Leipzig

University, Germany

1997 – 1999 MA in Diplomacy and International Studies -University of Nairobi – Kenya:

1995-1996 PGD in Diplomacy and International Relations

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1987 - 1990 Bed in English /Literature - Moi University Eldoret, Kenya:

1981-1986 O- Level and A – Level - Lwak Girls High School

2000 -2002 DELFI/II and DALF- Universities of Montpellier, Bordeaux France

2002 – 2003 Diploma in German Language - Kreuzberg –Bonn, Germany

LANGUAGES: SPOKEN AND WRITTEN

• French ( fluent –both spoken and written)

• English (fluent – both spoken and written )

• Kiswahili (fluent - both spoken and written)

• Mother Tongue (Fluent -both spoken and written)

• German - (Good working knowledge)

OTHHER SKILS

• Cultural Training and Orientation Expert by Berlitz Cooperation.

• Stakeholder and Community Manager.

• Social Affairs Manager in MNCs

• Conflict Prevention Analyst

• Curriculum developer.

Work Experience

Different Universities – Lecturer (2007 – Date) • 2012 – Date: UON- Department of Political Science and Public Administration

• 2017: National Intelligence Academy (NIA)

• 2010 – 2011: European Peace University (EPU) – Austria

• 2007– 2009: The Institute of Peace Studies and International Relations- HIPSIR.

• 2007 – 2008 UON - Institute of Diplomacy and International Studies

• 2007 – 2008: National Staff College (NSC)

• 2007 – 2008: National Defense College (NDC)

Duties, Responsibilities

• Lectures Undergraduate and MA students, supervises MA and PhD students, conducts

research and organizes conferences, workshops and symposiums, advises and mentors

students.

Committees • Postgraduate Committee.

• The Master of Research and Public Policy.

• Mentorship Committee

• Research and Library Committee.

• Welfare Association Committee.

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Achievements

2007 – Date: • Supervised over 25 MA students Theses and diploma projects.

• Published at 3 books, 2 occasional papers, 8 articles in journals, 2 issue briefs, 3 newsletters,

2 booklets and pamphlets, 3 book reviews, 3 online journals, 2 magazine articles.

• Attended and presented papers in over 40 national and international conferences, seminars,

symposiums and workshops.

2016: Facilitated Diplomacy and Protocol Training for Regional Staff from World Vision –

East Africa Regional Office’ Integrating professionalism, skills and competencies’.

2016: Attended a training/sensitization for CEES on Open Researchers and Contributors' ID

(ORCID) and TURNITIN Plagiarism Detection Software, organized by UON Library in

Collaboration with ICTC, University of Nairobi.

2015: Lead Facilitator and Moderator during the Regional Diplomats Training On Conflict

Resolution. “Promoting Peace and Security in the Region” Organized by the Foreign

Service Institute and University of Nairobi. Mombasa, Kenya.

2015: Facilitator and Moderator during the Induction Training For Kenyan Diplomats.

Organized by Foreign Service Institute and University of Nairobi at the Kenya School of

Monetary Studies, Nairobi, Kenya.

April 2016: Organized for two mentorship programs for the Political Science students: fourth

years and another for 1st, 2nd and 3rd year students.

Total Exploration & Production Kenya B.V. – Social Affairs Manager -

Consultant)

2013 – 2016 • Coordinated the Msc in Petroleum Geosciences at the Department of Geology – UON with

Total Exploration and Production Kenya, liaising with Professors from both the UON and

Paris, to identify the relevant courses, harmonize them, sign a MoU, identify lecturers,

come up with the budget and ensured that Total was committed to this MoU.

• Led and coordinated stakeholder consultations, ensuring good relations with all stakeholders

and visibility for TEP Kenya BV both at the national and county levels, developed and

implemented the Stakeholder Consultation Plan for TEPK for all Stakeholder Relations

Management, Social Baseline Studies and Environmental Impact Assessment.

• Identified the needs for any Social Baseline Studies, defined the terms of references for such

studies, assisted in the selection of service providers and monitored the same.

• Ensured the implementation of impact mitigation measures and defined grievance

management procedures for TEPK, acting as the grievance administrator.

• Ensured that employees of TEPK and contractors were made aware of and trained on Total’s

societal requirements.

• Identified Community Liaisons Officers, defined their job descriptions, recruited them and

ensured their day to day management

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• Identified local development projects in different counties, identified partner organizations,

designed and put in place appropriate organizational arrangements, monitoring and

evaluating the projects

• Ensured reporting of social issues annually to head office and wrote reports to the Kenya

authorities

• Acted as a link between KOGA and TEPK and the first chair of the KOGA Public

Awareness Committee in 2014.

Main Achievements 2015: Coordinated and spearheaded the Conference on Enhancing Accountability, Transparency

and Good Governance through Legislation, Policies and frameworks at Hekima College,

bringing together Government Authorities, CSOs, and Companies from the Extractive sector,

communities, among others.

2013 – 2016: Coordinated, implemented and completed four local development projects in

remote areas of Tana River, Kilifi and Lamu Counties.

2013- 2016: Wrote Bi- Annual reports on Social Affairs activities and compiled the raw data of

each Local development Project.

2014 – First Chair of KOGA Public Awareness Committee and developed a guideline for Kenya

Oil and Gas Association (KOGA) stakeholders, entitled (A-Z of Oil and Gas Exploration in

Kenya – 2014)

2014: Presented a paper at the Society of Petroleum Engineers (SPE) Conference in Maputo

Mozambique entitled: “ Effective Engagement of Stakeholders By Oil and Gas Companies: A

Case of The Stakeholder Relationship Management Tool in Kenya”

Total Exploration & Production - Uganda – Environment and Social Affairs

Coordinator for the Pipeline - Kenyan Section - Consultant (2014 – 2015)

Main Achievement

• Oversaw the Oil and Gas Pipeline Study (the Southern Corridor) on the Kenyan side.

• Coordinated all activities related to the study.

• Liaised with the Kenyan authorities and In-charge of the team who conducted the study on

the Kenyan side.

Truth Justice and Reconciliation Commission- Kenya (TJRC) - Head of the

Reconciliation Department

2011 -2012

Main Achievement

• Lead consultant in the development the National Reconciliation Agenda for Kenya.

• Coordinated a reference group that comprised over 100 people, organizations and

institutions.

• Consulted and engaged stakeholders both at a strategic and local level.

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• Conducted country-wide reconciliation forums to meet people on the ground. Regions visited

were: Nairobi, Coast, Nyanza, Western, Lower Eastern, Rift Valley, North Eastern, and

Central.

• Gave technical advice to the Commission on all reconciliation related activities.

• Developed and prepared work plans and budgets for the implementation of reconciliation

activities.

• Mobilized resources and organized workshops, seminars, symposiums, conferences

• Wrote Reports on all reconciliation related activities both in the field and at analytical level.

• Coordinated, supervised and carried out the writing of the TJRC Reconciliation Report.

International Peace Support Training Centre - Head of Applied Research

Seconded by the United Nations from the Peace and Security Department (UNDP).

2009-2011: Head of Applied Research • Identified research agendas in countries in Africa.

• Coordinated a team of researches and conducted research in different parts of Africa

• Monitored the quality of research and prepared quarterly reports.

• Organized workshops, seminars, symposiums and conferences.

• Edited the Centre’s Quarterly newsletter.

• Organized and participated in over 30 conferences and presented papers.

Curriculum Developer and Officer:

• Developed and evaluated curriculum for different courses.

• Facilitated the following courses: Dialogue and Negotiation, Conflict Analysis and

Prevention of Conflict, Preventive Diplomacy and transnational water conflicts.

Trainer and Facilitator

• Facilitated courses and trained peace keepers, practitioners and government officials working

in Peace Support Operations, different organizations and Institutions from all over Africa.

• Evaluated and validated the courses within the Peace Support Operations

Conflict Prevention Analyst

• Analyzed different conflicts in the Eastern African Region.

• Worked closely with organizations like the East African Standby Force, EAC, and AU

among others.

• Networked with other analysts in Africa to determine different Conflict situations

Main Achievement • February 2017: Trainer and facilitator at The Women Leadership for Peace and Security

(Regional) At the Humanitarian and Peace Support School in Embakasi.

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• March 2017 : Trainer and facilitator during the Conflict Analysis and Prevention Course (

International Peace Support Training Centre (IPSTC)

• March 2017: Trainer and facilitator for Women Leadership for Peace and security in Kenya

(PCSSS – Karen)

• January 2015. Conflict Analysis and Prevention Course Curriculum Review, IPSTC.

Through my leadership and a team of researchers, within a span of two years, each

researcher published at least 2 occasional papers, 6 articles in journals, 2 issue briefs

annually.

• February 2016: Edited the Curriculum on Conflict Analysis and Prevention (IPSTC).

• February 2016. Discussant during the IPSTC Research Agenda Workshop. Creating an

Enabling Environment for Peace and security in Africa.

• January 2016. Reviewed the Curriculum on Conflict Analysis and Prevention Course

(IPSTC).

• December 2015. Facilitated during a Dialogue, Negotiation and Mediation Course at the

International Peace Support Training Centre, Nairobi, Kenya. Topics presented.

Different High Schools in Kenya – Teacher

1990 - 1994 • Taught English, English Literature and CRE at Lwak, Loreto Convent Girls High Schools,

Usenge and Onjiko Boys High Schools, Nyangoma Primary Schools.

Main Achievement Got the following awards:

1994: Mistress of the Overall Best House of the Year.

1993: Best Teacher in English Language and Literature (1993)

1993: Outstanding in performance as a class teacher, housemistress and voluntary work.

1993: Exemplary Attendance of School Assemblies.

1996: Best Teachers Ladies’ Race - Ist Position.

1996: Best Ranger Guider (1996)

Other Training and Skills Year Institution Award

2010 IPSTC Senior Regional Mission Leader

2008 USA Naval Sustainable Waste Manager

2008 Ramboll Natura, SIWI and Sida Tranboundary Water Conflict Manger

1986 National Youth Service Pre- University Training Programme

1996 Kenya Guild Guide Association Pre – Warranted Ranger

1993 Catholic Arch Diocese of Eldoret Teacher Pastoral Counsellor

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CONFERENCES, SYPOSIUMS, WORKSOPS ATTENDED

2017

24th May 2017, participated in the "Women's Political Dialogue: Kenya's 2017 Elections"

organized by Community Advocacy and Awareness Trust (CRAWN-Trust), Centre for Rights,

Education and Awareness (CREAW), and the Independent Electoral and Boundaries

Commission (IEBC), at Hekima College Peace Institute, Nairobi.

28th March, 2017, Conflict Analysis and Prevention Course by UK.BPST – EA. Facilitator on

the conceptualization and conflict Management Continuum, IPSTC, Nairobi.

27th March 2017, Speaker and Facilitator Women Leadership for Peace and Security in Kenya. Workshop at

IPSTC, Nairobi.

8th March 2017, Speaker during the International Women’s day at the HERWorld Energy Forum 2017. Golden Tulip Hotel Conferencing Centre, Nairobi, Kenya

2016

December 2016: Attended the Conference on the African Energy and Technology in Nairobi

Kenya, 2016 as a committee member, a panelist and a speaker.

20th April, 2016. The 2nd Extractive Sector Forum, (IHRB and ILEG).

March 2016. Workshop by Rystad Energy on the Global Oil Market Outlook and Assessment

of Kenya’s Future Oil and Gas Potential, Nairobi Serena Hotel. Norwegian Royal Embassy.

23rd March 2016. The Stakeholder Corporate Social Responsibility Forum on Women in the

Extractives organized by the High Commission of Canada in partnership with Ufadhili Trust the

Intercontinental Hotel, Nairobi.

29th – 31st March 2016. Facilitated Training on Conflict Resolution in the Extractive and Energy

Sector. By ANSOFF Consulting, Nairobi, Kenya.

14th March 2016. Conference on the Global Oil Market Outlook and assessment of Kenya’s

Future Oil and Gas Potential, Nairobi Serena Hotel. Innovation, Norway, East African Region.

Commercial Section, Norwegian Royal Embassy.

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26th January 2016. Conference on the Commemoration of the International Holocaust

Remembrance Day, 8.4.4. Nairobi University, Kenya and the Eurobond Debate at the University of

Nairobi.

2015

15 and 16 October 2015, Attended the Sixth International Conference on International and

National Perspectives on Crime and Crime Reduction. The Maslow Hotel, Sandton,

Johannesburg, South Africa. Paper presented: “Challenges of Truth Telling Among Male Victims

in Situations of Conflict: The Case of Mt Elgon”.

19th September 2015: Participated in the Stakeholder Awareness Forum on the Approaches to

Community Engagement around the Extractive Industry in Kenya, Organised by The Institute of

Law and Environmental Governance (ILEG) in Nyakach Area, Katito, Kisumu County. Paper

presented: “Why Community Preparedness and Involvement in Oil and Gas Industry is

important”

18th to 22nd August 2015. Conference on Joint on Development Need Change: How can Change

be achieved? Tamale, Ghana. In the coordinating team and presented a paper on “The Role of

Academicians in bringing change and development”.

25th - 26th May 2015. Consultative Forum on Enhancing Good Governance, Accountability

and Transparency in Kenya’s Extractive Industry Sector. Presented a paper on “Transparency

and Accountability thorough Stakeholders Consultations and Engagements”.

10 And 11 February 2015. The Workshop on Enhancing Community Engagement in Kenya’s

Extractive Sector, Nairobi Process. Serena Hotel, Nairobi. Presented a paper on “Community-

company relations: information sharing and trust building”

6th February 2015. The Kick-off event for the BMZ DFID initiative "Skills for Oil and Gas

Africa" (SOGA), Fairview Hotel in Nairobi, Kenya.

2014

26th and 27 November, 2014. Kenyan Industries Readiness for Oil and Gas Value Chain.

Nairobi Process. Tribe Hotel, Nairobi, Kenya.

8th -9th October, 2014: Conference on Transitional Justice on Post Conflict Societies. Hekima

College. Institute of Peace studies and International Relations. Nairobi, Kenya. Presented a

paper.

15th – 18th September, 2014: SPE African Health, Safety, Security, and Environment and

Social Responsibility Conference and Exhibition, 15-17 September, Maputo, Mozambique.

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25th -27th June 2014. Local Energy Content conference Organized by Oil and Gas Sector in

Kenya. Safari Park Hotel, Nairobi.

12th-13th June 2014. Fifty Years after Independence: The Nations in East Africa Revisiting

Nation Building between Particularism and Universalism. Organized By IFRA Kenya.

5th June 2014. Peace Conference on Transitional Justice and Reconciliation in Kenya. Hekima

College (Presented a paper). “After the Truth Justice and Reconciliation Commission, What are

the steps forward for Reconciliation and National Healing”?

24th March 2014. Seminar on Managing Conflict in Oil Companies and Local Communities.

Organized by TEPK, Nyali International Beach Hotel, Mombasa.

2013

23rd- 29th November 2013. Workshop on Societal in Exploration and Production (SEPP) Paris,

France.

31st October 2013. Strengthening Education, Skills and Training for Oil and Gas sector in

Kenya. Organized by Africa Oil and Lundin Foundation. Panafric Hotel, Nairobi.

28th October 2013. Conference to Celebrate the 50th Anniversary of the German-French Elysèe

Treaty. “French-German Cooperation Promoting European Integration: A Model for East

Africa”. Organized by DAAD. Heron Portico Hotel, Nairobi.

18th October 2013. Conference on Access to Water in Nairobi: Mapping the Inequities

beyond the Statistics. Organized by The Global Water Operators Partnership Alliance

(UNHABITAT and IFRA) at UN Complex Gigiri.

11th – 12th October 2013. Conference on Transitional Justice Human Rights and Reconciliation

in Africa. Hekima Institute of Peace Studies and International Relations(HIPSIR).

22nd – 24th September 2013: Group Societal Seminar on Sustainable Development organized

by Total Exploration and Production in Paris, France.

2012

14th December 2012. Workshop on the Gender Dimension of International Terrorism Heinrich

Boll Stiftung and Women’s Leadership and Public Policy Centre in Nairobi, Kenya

14th December 2012. Review Workshop on Gender Dimension on International Terrorism.

Heinrich Boll Stiftung and Women Leadership and Public Policy Centre (WLEAP), Panafric

Hotel, Nairobi. (Reviewer)

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4th December, 2012. “The Role of the Church in Nurturing Political Leadership and Good

Governance: African Forum for catholic Social Teaching, Hekima College Institute of Peace

Studies and International Relations.

22nd – 25th November, 2012. Kasea Annual Seminar: Towards East African Integration:

Regionalization as a New Space for social and Economic Change. Pope Paul VI Memorial Hotel,

Kampala, Uganda.

29th November, 2012. NPI- Africa Violence in Transition Reflection: The Transformation of

Violence through an African Comparative Lens: Lessons for Violence Prevention. Jacaranda

Hotel, Nairobi.

8th – 10th October, 2012. Electoral Reforms: The Road to Credible and Peaceful Elections:

Nairobi University Political Science Students Associations (NUPOSA), St. Paul’s University

Chapel, Nairobi.

April 2012. The Role of Women in Reconciliation, Kilimambogo TTC.

19th – 20th February, 2012. Conference on the ‘Preparedness of 2012 General Elections by

Jesuit Hakimani Centre, Nairobi, Kenya.

24th February 2012, Conference on the African Synod. Organized by Tangaza College, Nairobi,

Kenya. Paper presented: “The Role of Women in Reconciliation.” Exploring the Future of

Mission in Africa: Celebration of the Maryknoll’s 100 Years in Mission: Paper, presented and

published.

2011

September, 2011. A Joint Workshop by the Institute of Security Studies and Regional Centre of

Small Arms (RECSA) at La Mada Hotel, Nairobi. Paper presented: “The Role of Regional

Bodies in Promoting Sustainable Peace in the Great Lakes Region.”

June 2011. Conference on the Implications of Water Management on the Environment.

Organized by the Institute of Security Studies, Nairobi Kenya.

2010

13th -14th August 2010. Discussant Round Table on Foreign Policy and Environmental

Diplomacy. Organized by the Institute of Security Studies and Foreign Service Institute,

Mombasa, Kenya.

19th – 27th September, 2010: The Presidential African Union (AU) Summit in Kampala –

Uganda.

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2009

16th June, 2009. ISS Round Table on the Burundi Pre- elections. Organized by Institute of

Security Studies (ISS) at the ISS Offices, Nairobi, Kenya. .

18th November, 2009. Joint Workshop by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Institute for

Security Studies and Climate Change Network on “Climate Change and Environmental

Diplomacy” Serena Hotel Nairobi.

4th – 7th June, 2009. Africa-Europe Group for Interdisciplinary Studies (AEGIS) - 3rd European

Conference on African Studies (ECAS - 2009). Organized by University of Leipzig Germany.

Paper presented: The effectiveness of AU in Promoting Peace and Security: The case of Eastern

African Standby Force (EASBRIG)

20th - 21st March 2009. Conference on “Shared Waters Shared, Shared Opportunities.”

Organized by The Institute of Peace Studies and International Relations, Hekima College,

Nairobi, Kenya.

2008

February, 7th -8th 2008. A Workshop on “The Appreciation of the Environment in Relation to

our Spirituality.” Organized by the Mill Hill Fathers, Nairobi, Kenya.

9th October, 2008. A joint Seminar on Peace and Security in Eastern Africa. Organized by the

French Embassy in Kenya and the Institute of Security Studies at the French Ambassador’s

Residence, Nairobi, Kenya. Paper presented: Perspectives and Ways Ahead: Stakes and

Challenges”

2008, August - September, 2009, February: International Training Programme on

Transboundary Water Management – Lake Victoria Region - TWM-LV 2008. Organized by the

Stockholm International Water Institute (SIWI) in Collaboration with SIDA, Romboll Natura

and ACTS. Kenya

31st October, 2008. Workshop on Environmental Diplomacy and Human Security. Organized

by the Foreign Service Institute (FSI), Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Kenya and ISS, Grand

Regency Hotel, Nairobi, Kenya.

2008. Workshop on “Women in Conflict Management and how traditional roles and perceptions

have been a hindrance.” Organized by the Religious Superiors of Kenya (RSCK), Nairobi,

Kenya.

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25th, January, 2008. Panel Discussion on ‘The Root Causes of the Post Election Crisis in

Kenya. ” Organized by Hekima College, Nairobi, Kenya. Paper presented: “Kenya Post Election

Crisis: The Real Issues at Stake.”

29th June, 2008, June. Conference on the Role of Academicians in Peace Building. Organized

by the Kenya Association of Scholars in East Africa (KASEA), United Kenya Club, and Nairobi,

Kenya. Paper presented: A time for Healing: What can Christian Academicians contribute to a

United Kenya?”

29-30 May, 2008. National Symposium on Post-Election Peace Building. Organized by the

Catholic Justice and Peace Commission in CUEA, Nairobi, Kenya. Paper presented: “Kenya

Post Election Crisis: The Role of Women as agents and promoters of Unity, Peace and

Reconciliation.”

11th March, 2008. Workshop on “Post-Election Peace – Building: The Role of the Church in

promoting the Healing and Reconciliation Process.” Organized by the Religious Superiors

Conference of Kenya (RSCK), Nairobi, Kenya.

5th – 7th March, 2008. Conference on the Church in Africa in Service to Reconciliation, Justice

and Peace: The 2nd Special Assembly for Africa of the Synod of Bishops: 10th Interdisciplinary

Theological Session. Organized by CUEA University, Nairobi, Kenya. Paper presented:

“Kenyan Post Election Tragedy: The Necessary Steps towards Genuine Reconciliation?”

2007

8th – 30th May 2007. Forum de l'IHEDN sur le continent African (FICA 8), The Stability and

Development in Africa: What Synergies for Co-operation Matters? Organized by the French

Ministry of Defense, Paris, France.

28th September, 2007. Seminar on “Managing Transnational Water Conflicts in Africa: With

reference to the Nile Region.” Organized by HIPSIR, Hekima College, and Nairobi, Kenya.

16th October, 2007. Policy Workshop on “UN Intervention in Somalia: Lessons Learnt.

Organized by the Institute of Diplomacy and International Studies (IDIS), Lilian Towers Hotel-

Nairobi, Kenya.

2002

23rd May, 2002. XVIII: International Biennial Conference: African Studies Association in

Germany (VAD e.V.). Africa’s Diversity: Ending the Monologue? University of Hamburg Von-

Melle Park 6 (“Philosophentturm”), Organized by the University of Leipzig and University of

Humburg, Germany.

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SUPERVISIONS OF STUDENTS

PhD Supervision: Eddie Wamangati: The Implication of Regional Integration on Economic

Growth within East Africa. Masinde Muliro University (2015).

PhD Examiner: Jane Wambui Thuo, “Media Framing of Women in Politics. An Analysis of

Print Media Coverage on Women Members of Parliament in Kenya” Department of Journalism.

UON, Kenya. 28th November, 2012.

Completed MA Thesis/ University of Nairobi – Department of Political Science and Public

Administration (PSPA)

1. Piok Mabil Kachuol: Managing Security Challenges in an Emerging State: A Case of Jonglei

in South Sudan (2014)

2. Daniel Absalom Otuoma: The Realities of a Successful Devolved Government and the

Potential Challenges: The Case of Baringo County(2013/2014)

On Going MA Theses (2016) - University of Nairobi

1. Grace Macheru, Examining the International Refugee Law: The Case of Dadaab refugee

camp in Kenya

2. Isaac Wekesa, Examining The Role Of Decentralized Forest Management In Forest

Conservation In Kenya: A Case Of Kimothon Forest In Trans Nzoia County

3. Francis Njiraini, Evaluating The Role Of The Church As Non-State Actor In Promoting

Peace And Security In Kenya Since 2007 –2016: The Case Of The Catholic And Anglican

Churches

4. Denis Gichovu, Examining Corruption and Its Implication on Kenya’s Foreign Policy in

Attaining Vision 2030.

5. Santino Bol, Examining the Role of War and Diplomacy in Conflict Resolution: A case

study of SPLM/SPLA’s infant diplomacy from 1983-2005.

6. Miriam Nthenge, Gendering Terrorism in Kenya.

7. Mwangi Danson Nguni, Factors that influence recruitment of terror groups: Case study of

Kenya (2011-2015)

Completed - Diploma Supervisions, (National Intelligence Academy – PSPA)

1. Alinur Hassan Haji: Causes of Conflict Among Pastoralist Communities in Kenya: A Case of

Gurreh and Murulle (2014)

2. Andrew Ngao Kimenye: Impact of Economic Factors on Environmental Conservation: A

Case Study of the Mau Forest (2014)

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3. Charles Njagu Kibe: The Somalia Conflict and its Impact on Security in North Eastern

Kenya (2014)

4. Lucy Sachombe: Conflicts Between Pastoralist and Agriculturalist Communities: A Case of

the Pokomos and Ormas in Kenya (2014)

5. Marvin Maleya: The Impact of Small Arms and Light Weapons Proliferation in Kenya: A

Case Study of Nairobi City (2014)

6. Ruth Mumbua Makau: Child Soldiers in Africa: Rebel Groups in the Kivu Region in D.R.

Congo (2014)

7. Suke Shama Narasha: Forest Exploitation and Conflicts: A Case of Kapolet Forest in

Cherangani Hills (2014)

On-Going

8. Felix Oltetia Saiyuah: Environmental Conservation and Challenges: A Case Study of Mau

Forest in Kenya (2014)

9. Nasieku Jeneis Lempoko: Land as a Source of Conflict among Pastoralists: A Case Study of

Laikipia, Kenya (2014).

10. Martin Muthuri Ariithi: The Fight against Money Laundering and Terrorism in Kenya

(2014).

Completed MA Theses at the Institute of Peace Studies and International Relations,

Hekima College (CUEA University)

1. Soh Kaugne Jules: Resolving conflicts through the international court of justice the case of

Bakassi Peninsula,(2014)

2. Catherine Ndun’gu Njeri: Managing Water Conflict in Africa: The Case of Kenya Advisory

Water Board, (2009).

3. Peter Daniel Lesooni: The Management of Pas toralists Conflict Africa: The Case of

Samburu-Turkana- Conflict in Kenya, (2009).

4. Alicia Ngala: Managing Regional Conflicts in the Eastern African Region: The case of

EASF, (2008).

5. James Ngahy Damas: A Critical Analysis of the Cross Border Effects of Burundian Refugees

to Tanzania: Implications on Peace and Security, (2008).

6. Ketema Zenebe Feleke: The Absence of a Basin-Wide Agreement as a Major Source of

Conflict amongst the Nile Riparian Countries (2008).

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7. Jacqueline Sebit: Understanding the Comprehensive Sudanese Peace Agreement by the

Sudanese Local Population: A Critique, (2008).

8. Joseph Nganga: Cultural Influences in the Pokot-Marakwet Conflict, (2007).

9. Kubasu Augustine Eugene: Peace Building and Regional Integration in Africa: The Case of

the East African Community, (2007).

Completed Diploma papers at The Institute of Diplomacy and International Studies,

University of Nairobi (2007/2008)

1. Millicent Omondi, Multilateral Diplomacy and the Maintenance of International Peace and

Security: A case study of the United Nations, (2007).

2. Z. M. Mburu, A critical Analysis of the United Nations Charter, (2007).

3. S.W. Kinyanjui, Emerging Diplomatic Issues and their impact on the Management of

Conflict in Africa, (2007).

OWN THESIS AND DISSERTATION

1. Mumma, C.A. (2006). “Managing Transnational Water Conflict in the Nile Region: With

Reference to Lake Victoria, Kagera and the Nile Basins” University of Leipzig, Germany

(PhD Dissertation).

2. Mumma, C.A. (1999). “The Lake Victoria Water Hyacinth: It’s Implications for

International Environmental Conflict (IECs) Management and Regional Relations in East

Africa “University of Nairobi, Kenya, (MA Thesis).

PUBLICATIONS AND REVIEWS

1. Mumma- Martinon C.A. (2015) “Towards Environmental Sustainability: Improving the

Quality Of lives through Sustainability Urban Planning in Kenya,” by Catholic Theological

Ethics in the World Church (CTEWC), Just Sustainability: Technology, Ecology, and

Resource Extraction.

2. Mumma - Martinon, C.A. (2014). Effective Engagement of Stakeholders by Oil and Gas

Companies: A Case of the Stakeholder Relationship Management Tool in Kenya. Society of

Petroleum Engineers. SPE African Health, Safety, Security, and Environment and Social

Responsibility Conference and Exhibition, 15-17 September, Maputo, Mozambique.

3. Mumma - Martinon, C.A. (2014).The African forum for Catholic Social Teaching

(AFCAST) Peace building and promotion through Clinical Health: Perspectives from a

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Clinical Psychologist in Kenya in E. Omondi Opondo &D.Kaulemu, Catholic Church

Leadership in Peace Building in Africa, ( pp.154-172). Paulines Publications Africa.

4. Mumma - Martinon, C.A. (2012). Discovering the Role of the Church in the Protection of

Civilians in Peace support Operations in L. Magesa & M. C. Kirwen (Eds.), Exploring the

Faith of Mission in Africa: Celebration of Maryknoll’s 100 Years in Mission, and (pp. 29 –

44). Nairobi, Kenya: Maryknoll Institute of African Studies.

5. Calas, B., & Mumma - Martinon, C.A. (2010). Shared Waters Shared Opportunities:

Hydropolitics in East Africa. Dar es Salam Tanzania: French Institute for Research in

Africa, Jesuit Hakimani Centre and Mkuki Na Nyota Publishers Ltd.

Journals

1. Mwaura, F.L. & Mumma - Martinon, C.A. (2010). “Political Violence in Kenya and Local

Churches’ Responses: The Case of the 2007 Post- Election Crisis.” Centre on Faith and

International Affairs, Institute for Global Engagement. Routledge Taylor and Francis Group,

Vol. 8, 39 – 46.

2. Mumma-Martinon, C.A. (2010). “Water Management in Kenya: How Perennial Water

Problems can be handled to Address Conflicts and Its Sustainability.” The Voice: Jesuit

Hakimani Centre, Vol. 01/09, Feb – May, 12-13.

3. Mumma – Martinon, C.A. (2009). “Women in Conflict Management: How Traditional Roles

and Perceptions have been a Hindrance.” Hakimani Jesuit Journal of Social Justice in

Eastern Africa, Issue No. 01/09, 34 – 40.

4. Mumma – Martinon, C.A. (2009). “The Role of Women as Agents and Promoters of Unity,

Peace and Reconciliation in Kenya.” Hekima Review: Journal of Hekima College, No. 40,

137 – 146.

Occasional Papers

1. Mumma-Martinon, C.A. (2010). Efforts towards Conflict Prevention in the Eastern African

Region: The Role of Regional Economic Communities and Regional Mechanisms. Occasional

Paper, Series 1. No.1. Nairobi, Kenya: International Peace Support Training Centre. see also

www.ke.undp.org/index.php/resources/download/49

2. Mumma-Martinon, C.A. (2010). The Role of Sub- Regional Organizations in Preventing

Water-Related Conflicts in the Eastern African Region. Occasional Paper, Series 1. No.7.

Nairobi, Kenya: International Peace Support Training Centre.

Issue Briefs

3. Mumma-Martinon, C.A. (2011). Implementation of the Djibouti Peace Agreement: The Role

of Different Actors and Stakeholders. International Peace Support Training Centre Issue

Briefs, No. 3, 21-29, January.

4. Mumma-Martinon, C.A. (2010). The Need for Preventive Diplomacy in the Eastern African

Region. International Peace Support Training Centre Issue Briefs, No. 2, 34-42, October.

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Newsletter Articles

5. Mumma-Martinon, C.A. (2011). Rationale for Gender Mainstreaming in Peacekeeping

Operations. Peace Builders, International Peace Support Training Newsletter, 01 April - 30

June, 12.

6. Mumma-Martinon, C.A. (2010). The Nile Treaty: What Is At Stake? Peace Builders,

International Peace Support Training Newsletter, 01 April - 30 June, 14.

7. Mumma-Martinon, C.A. (2010). This is the Time: Make Peace Happen. Peace Builders,

International Peace Support Training Newsletter, 01 July – 31 September.

Articles on Databases and Homepages

1. Mumma-Martinon, C.A. (2011). The Role of Regional Bodies in Promoting Sustainable

Peace in the Great Lakes Region. In The Institute of Security Studies (ISS) Seminar Report

on Regional Dimensions of Conflict in The Great Lakes Region on workshop that took place

on 12–13 September jointly organized by ISS, RESCA and the International Conference on

the Great Lakes Region (ICGLR), Nairobi Kenya

2. Mumma-Martinon, C.A. (2007). The Effectiveness of AU in Promoting Peace and Security:

The Case of Eastern African Standby Force (EASF). University of Leipzig Website:

www.uni-leipzig.de/~ecas2009/index.php?option=com

Magazine Articles

1. Mumma-Martinon, C.A. (2008). Kenya: Examining the Real Issues at Stake in Post-Elections

Crisis. Catholic Information Service in Africa (CISA): Networking the Church in Africa and the

World. See also, http://www.cisanewsafrica.org.

Conferences and Workshops Reports and Proceedings

1. Mumma – Martinon, C.A. (2012): Why Reconciliation and why a National Reconciliation

Agenda for Kenya? Conference on the ‘Preparedness of 2012 General Elections, Jesuit

Hakimani Centre 19th – 20th February.

2. Mumma – Martinon, C.A. (2008). The Post- Election Crisis in Kenya: Necessary Steps

towards Genuine Reconciliation. In S.K’Ahenda (Ed.), The Church in Africa Service to

Reconciliation, Justice and Peace: In the Light of the Second Special Assembly for Africa of

the Synod of Bishops, The Proceedings of the 10th Interdisciplinary Theological Session (pp.

86 – 114). Nairobi, Kenya: The Catholic University of Eastern Africa.

3. Mumma – Martinon, C.A. (2008). Peace and Security in the Eastern African Region:

Perspectives and Ways Ahead. Joint Seminar on Peace and Security. The French Military

Mission in Kenya, The Institute of security Studies and the French Institute of research in

Africa (IFRA).

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Motivational Booklets and Pamphlets

1. Mumma – Martinon, C.A. (2009). Discover the Success in You: Discover the Magic in

Believing in Yourself. Beauty, a Letter to Young Women. Nairobi, Kenya. Paulines

Publications in Africa. Vol. 4, July – December 8-9.

2. Mumma – Martinon, C.A. (2008). “You Can Be What You Want to Be When You Want to

Be” High Schools Motivational Series for Kenya. Unpublished

On-Going Research for Publication in 2016.

1. 2017: The Changing Role of Kenya in Conflict Prevention and Resolution in the Eastern

African Region.

2. 2017: A Critical Analysis of the Use Of Diplomacy by Kenya in Conflict Resolution

3. Co-publication “Getting male victims of violence in Mt. Elgon Region to tell their stories of

human rights violation: an insight into Kenya’s Truth, Justice and Reconciliation commission

(TJRC), Elias Omondi Opongo and C.A. Mumma Martinon. To be published by the

University of Oxford. (Oxford Transitional Justice Research and Swiss peace).

Membership

4. Society of Petroleum Engineers

5. The Catholic Exchange Academic Services (KAAD) Partner Committee – Treasurer

6. Lwak Girls High School Alumni

Voluntary Activities • 2007 – 2008: Initiated the “Waster Watcher Recycling Project” for Primary School in Kenya

• 2008: Organized International Water Day with the theme ‘Shared Waters, Shared

Opportunities” at the Hekima College – Jesuit University - Nairobi

• Motivational speaker and mentor for high school and University students.

• Facilitator on positive discipline for primary schools.

Hobbies and Likes • Reading and for leisure - motivational books

• Sporting and outdoor activities: Swimming, aerobics, jogging and cycling

• Gardening, interior and exterior decoration

• Cooking

• Travelling and Meeting people, friends and being with the family members.

• I have travelled to many countries including: USA, In Europe: Germany, France, Belgium,

Netherlands, Italy, and Britain, among others. Asia: India and China. Africa (Djibouti, all

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the countries of the Nile, all the EAC countries, Ghana, South Africa, Mozambique, among

others. I have travelled in most of the counties in Kenya.

• So I am very conversant with different cultures and values of different people.

REFEREES

Christian La Marre

General Manager (TEPK)

Regal Plaza, Limuru Road,

P.O. Box 10740, 00100,

GPO Nairobi

Tel. (254-20) 4227000.

Fr. Joseph Oduor Afulo,

S.J. (Principle at Hekima

College),

Loyola House, P.O. Box

21399, 00505, Nairobi:

Email:

oduorafulo@gmail.com

Phone:254-23870489/

Mobile: 254-725-246871

Jason AM Steeves

Major

(Immediate Supervisor

at IPSTC),

Policy Officer (Africa)

Directorate

Peacekeeping Policy

613-995-6062

Canada.

Dr. Marko Kuhn,

(Head of Africa

Department),

KAAD, Hausdorffstrasse 151

D-53129,Bonn

Germany

+49 (0)228 91758-28

+49 (0)228 91758-15