About

I am a passionate, result-oriented, dedicated, consistent, and extra-mile professional. I have a master's degree. Graduated in Environment and Land resource management specialization and also, I have a BSc degree graduate Natural Resources Management. I am working for the last ten years in governmental and non-governmental organizations. On top of this, I took part in several short-term training and workshops mainly on food security, climate-smart agriculture, and natural resource management. I believed reach possesses excellent interpersonal, problem-solving, and communication, working as a team, Quick learner, is Determined, to work as a team, and can develop and maintain mutually beneficial internal and external relationships. Enjoys being part of, a creative and productive team, and thrives in highly pressurized and challenging working environments.

Skills

  • Food security and environmental rehabilitation
    9
  • Land governance
    8
  • Sustainable Agriculture
    9
  • Environment & Natural Resources Mgt
    10
  • Integrated livelihood and Nutrition Security
    9
  • Land Use Planning
    9
  • Urban agriculture
    9
  • Agricultural Value Chain Addition
    8
  • English
    8
  • Amharic
    10

Experience

Anteneh Wondimu

Work experience
  • Provide

Anteneh Wondimu

Work experience
  • October, 2022 - December, 2023
  • Fulltime
  • As economic cooperation and private sector development advisor, I am involved main activities and responsible for the implementation of project activities on support to regional government partners on land registration and responsible agriculture investment.
  • Support improving the regulatory framework for land investments and strengthening the capacities of government, civil society as well as private investors.
  • Support to linkage of smallholder farmers with investors through
  • integrated development partnership with private sector (iDPP) to reach development goals together.
  • Strengthen investors’ associations and establishing contract farming and out grower schemes in the region.
  • Promoting sustainable value chain development and inclusive business planning to smallholder and investors in the region.
  • Support the establishment of Land for Life Amhara project Multi Actor-Partnerships (MAP) stakeholders’ platform for the good land
  • governance and sustainable development on agriculture investment in the region.
  • Support private agriculture investors to boosting agriculture investment in accordance with the international responsible agriculture investment (RAI) principles.
  • Facilitate stakeholder dialogue to support farmers, producer groups and investors (to engage smallholder farmers and other stakeholders and decision-makers in the region.
  • Introducing inclusive and transparent land policy-making process for government partners and CSOs to improve the enabling environment for agricultural investments in line with international principles.
  • Support regional partner overarching institutionalization and
  • application of instruments for commercial agriculture management information system (CAMIS) web-based large-scale agriculture investment monitoring system.

Anteneh Wondimu

Work experience
  • Coordination and support cadastral survey land registration activities and documented land ownership right for issued second level land certification (SLLC) for landholders in project district.
  • Facilitate the Civil Society Organization (CSOs) engagement on land tenure right and share advocacy strategies to government officials.
  • Provide a comprehensive expertise advisory service on land titling certificate and upgrading and conversion into ownership of certain rights granted in respect of land.
  • Identify and address land tenure insecurity and bottlenecks and resolve areas where these are disconnected or functioning inefficiently.
  • Train and support woreda experts on good land governance system with align the international experience to strengthen good land governance system.
  • Coordinate and technical assistance for private agriculture investors, to improving agriculture investment in the region.
  • Coordinated and support the preparation of different working guidelines and legal framework on responsible agriculture investment.
  • Coordinated the participatory integrated land use planning (PILUP) pilot project activities in the region.
  • Coordinated the local and regional partner organizations range from regional up two woreda level on S2RAI, RGIL and PILUP project
  • activities

Anteneh Wondimu

Work experience
  • January, 2019 - January, 2020
  • Fulltime
  • Identify local stakeholders in target selected woredas and kebeles, including farmers, extension staff at woreda level, development agents (DAs) and farmer groups.
  • Identify and select sites with the adequate agro-ecological and socioecological conditions for establish pre-extension demonstration.
  • Assess best practices in integrated farm management (IFM) in selected woredas through participatory rural assessments, best practices as compiled by the Bureau of Agriculture, and practices recommended through the research system.
  • Implement pre-extension demonstration trials (PEDs) in selected kebeles within each of the land investment for transformation (LIFT) woredas.
  • Every PED trial will require the engagement of three to five lead farmers to compare best practices with current farmers’ practices (convectional practices).
  • Disseminate the best practice manuals for the CASCAPE staff, lead
  • farmers and Bureau of Agriculture (including Development Agents
  • (DAs) and establish pre-extension demonstration using CASCAPE best practices and validation protocols.
  • Closely work with woreda government officials, development agents and concerned bodies with regards to the activities of the project. For the LIFT-FGI partnership, the Sustainable Land Management Expert will be responsible for the following activities:
  • Develop recommendations on how this gap can be supplemented
  • through mineral fertilizers and provide technical assistance and critical assessment of soil amendments.
  • Evaluate effectiveness of soil fertility intervention on chemical, physical and biological soil quality parameters.

Anteneh Wondimu

Work experience
  • Identify local stakeholders in selected woredas and kebeles, including farmers, extension staff at woreda level, development agents (DAs) and farmer groups.
  • Identify and select sites with the adequate agro-ecological and socio ecological conditions.
  • Assess best practices in integrated farm management (IFM) in selected woredas through participatory rural assessments, best practices as compiled by the Bureau of Agriculture, and practices recommended through the research system.
  • Establishment pre-extension demonstration trials (PEDs) in selected kebeles within each of the four LIFT woredas and evaluate performance of PEDs and produce best practice manuals specifically tailored to the conditions applicable in each woreda.
  • Disseminate best practice manuals amongst CASCAPE staff, lead
  • farmers and Bureau of Agriculture (including Development Agents
  • (DAs).
  • Closely work with woreda government officials, DAs and concerned bodies with regards to the activities of the project.
  • Demonstrate quantified nutrient requirements and nutrient gaps through the selected one case study site.

Anteneh Wondimu

Education

Anteneh Wondimu

Work experience
  • Ensure strong coordination with stakeholders on assessment, project /program/design, and the implementation of projects.
  • Build the capacity of watershed communities and community watershed committee members on natural resource management.
  • Organize agricultural intensification and diversification farmers research group on integrated watershed management research and livelihood improvement.
  • Prepare watershed development plan, organized farmers filed day on selected best fit practice and rand deliver implementation manuals.
  • Organize Quarterly/biannual/annual review meeting with stakeholders to review status of project progress and collect feedback for further improvement and decisions.

Anteneh Wondimu

Work experience
  • September, 2012 - November, 2015
  • Fulltime
  • Assisting and monitoring the development and implementation of project plans and activities in close consultation with partners.
  • Follow up cash for work target beneficiary on constructed soil and water conservation activities and lead and oversee development, implementation, and updating of the project’s work plan as related to rural development tasks, ensuring application of the natural resource management development approach.
  • Formulation and analysis food security development constraints and community watershed bylaw.
  • Train woreda expert and development agent on soil and water
  • conservation measures and strength community watershed committee members.
  • Follows up and ensures proper implementation of measures and provide technical reports to partner woreda and project Office.

Anteneh Wondimu

Work experience
  • Monitor and supervised all activities of the urban garden development and coordinate end to end operations of school and community gardens.
  • Coordinate and supervise the activities of all urban garden activities under technical assistance supervision.
  • Ensure effective coordination and collaboration with key stakeholders, as well as effective communication between stakeholders.
  • Coordinate and supervise the daily activities of the home and community fruit tree nursery and technical backstopping for beneficiaries.
  • Provide comprehensive and integrated support on the overall food system and nutrition planning, implementation, monitoring and evaluation.
  • Follow up and technical support link between the development workers supervisor and nursery workers.

Anteneh Wondimu

Education
  • November, 2007 - August, 2009
  • Fulltime

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