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Incidence, distribution and characteristics of major tomato leaf curl and mosaic virus diseases 204 EMPLOYMENT RECORD Position Duration Grade Institution Responsibility Dean Faculty of Agriculture Coordinator, GTZ-IPM Horticulture Research Officer Counterpart to Pathology Expert, UGA/87/003/FAO/UNDP Project Scientific Officer September 2000- 2005 1994-2000 1993-1994 1989-1993 1986-1989 Senior Lecturer UR5 U5-U3 U5-3 U5-3 Uganda Martyrs University National Agricultural Research Organization Ministry of Agriculture, Research Division Ministry of Agriculture, Research Division Ministry of Agriculture, Research Division Administration Training, Research, Outreach Administration Research, Training, Outreach Research, Training, Outreach Research, Training, Outreach Research
Incidence, distribution and characteristics of major tomato leaf curl and mosaic virus diseases 205 SCIENTIFIC CONTRIBUTIONS 1-Responsibilities and Achievements Training Organic agriculture training, research, membership to the Uganda Organic Agriculture Certification Company (UgoCert) Certification Committee and Secretary to the Board of Directors of the same certification company. Training in Organic Agriculture under the Organic Sector Development Training of the Export Promotion of Organic Products from Africa, EPOPA funded by the Swidish Development Agency (SIDA), and organization of similar local training Facilitated during the training of trainers and especially extension workers, Horticulture training programs, UGA/87/003/FAO/UNDP Project Research Experience Research Fellow of AFP Rothamsted, in collaboration with Dr. Katherine Steel, University of Bangor, UK, (2007): the study will focus on identification of tomato yellow leaf curl viruses in all tomato growing agro-ecologies of Uganda, other than the eight districts covered during this study, evaluation of selected tomato lines against tomato yellow leaf curl viruses, dissemination of elite tomato germplasm to farmers in Lake Victoria Basin Research on knowledge gaps along the export market chain of organic exports in Uganda. In collaboration with the National Organic Agriculture Movement of Uganda, (2006) Research on the impact (knowledge, attitude, income, nutrition) of the vegetable gardening activity in Universal Primary Education Schools on the school community and on surrounding villages (I@Mak.com 2005 Rockfeller Funded Project): the objective of this activity is to impact agricultural skills to pupils so that those who may drop out of school after Primary seven will be able to use the skill Research, on first identification of tomato viruses in Uganda (1997-2006), as part of PhD research work Evaluation of three tomato lines, UMU1, UMU2, and UMU3 for their performance under organic farming systems, with no use of synthetic chemicals (2004-2005) Participation in regional evaluation of AVRDC tomato lines against Tomato yellow leaf curl virus, in collaboration with the Hebrew University, Israel (2003) Research on effectiveness and feasibility of using botanicals in soil fertility and pest management in organic vegetable production (2003-on going) International Foundation for Science Scholar (C/1997-1) from 1992-95: during this period, research on Passion fruit collar rot disease and identification of the pathogen and options for collar rot management. Technical backstopping and co-authorship of Prof. Patrick Van Damme Consultancies/ project coordination Consultant COLEACP/PIP, export agriculture IPM project in Uganda.No.0454/GG/Ssekyewa/01, and Lot No 0443/CC/PSM (01-10), 2005-2006
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT The following perso
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