1) TEAM COMPOSITION, KEY EXPERTS’ INPUTS, AND ATTACH CURRICULUM VITAE

(CV)
Proposed Team Profile
No. Name of the Qualification Years of Position
Consultant Experience

1. Mr. Arnold B.  MSc Economics 28 years Team Lead

Omondi  Bachelor of Philosophy in Economics
 BSc Statistics
 HN Diploma in Statistics

2. Dr. Alex  PhD - Biostatistics 15 years Lead

Mwaniki,  [Link] (Biometry), Statistician &
PhD  Diploma in Information Management Data Manager
and Computing (Distinction)
 BSC in Statistics

3. Dr. Kennedy • PhD in Supply Chain Management 20 years Monitoring,

Nyambega • Master of Science in Procurement, Supply Evaluation &
Ombuki, PhD Chain Management and Logistics Impact
• Master of Business Administration
Evaluation
(Finance)
• Bachelor of Business Administration Expert
(Marketing)
• Graduate Member, Chartered Institute of
Purchasing and Supply (MCIPS)
• Higher National Diploma in Supplies
Management
• Diploma in Business Management
• Advanced Certificate in Business
Management
• Certificate in Procurement Regulations
(World Bank)
• Certificate in Public Private Partnerships
for Infrastructure (Harvard Kennedy
School)

4. Mr. Eliud  MSC Project Management 7 years Field Survey

Kibet  Bachelor of Purchasing and Manager &
Supplies Management Quality
 Certified Public Accountants (CPA)
Assurance
section 4
 Certificate in Computer Lead
Applications and SPSS
Profile of Proposed Key team

Dr. Christopher Gor, PhD –Team Lead

Name of Expert: Dr. Christopher Gor, PhD

Date of Birth: 15th August 1956

Country of Kenya
Citizenship/Residence

EDUCATION
Year (from – to) Degree, Institution
January 2004 –December 2008 PhD-Ag Econ, University of Nairobi, Kenya
June 1986 –May 1988 MSc-Ag Ed &Extn., University of Idaho, Moscow, Id. USA
June 1982 –May 1986 BSc-Ag. Econ, University of Idaho, Moscow, Id. USA
September 1980–April 1982 AA & Sc-Agric., Shoreline Community College, Seattle, Wa.

WORK EXPERIENCE

Period Employing Organization Country Summary of activities performed

and Title/Position, Contact relevant to assignment
Information

June 1988 - University of Nairobi Kenya Senior Lecturer Department of

present Agricultural Economics & Extension,
School of Agricultural and Food
Sciences, JOOUST

Oct 2016 GFA/ Laymeyer GKW Kenya Building access to markets and product
Ongoing thru Consultants: World Bank Competitiveness in select Agricultural
March 2021 and Kenya, The Ministry of value chains and across all participating
Water and Irrigation; Actors/SMEs: focus on promoting
National Irrigation Board economic growth and developing the
and Lake Basin Water resilience of actors in targeted value
Intermittent Development Authority. chains with a focus on agricultural in-
puts, market development, micro finance,
Expert: and agribusiness. Responsible for the
Agribusiness/Marketing establishment of Nurseries for new crops,
Access that could offer comparative advantages
 in the project area (passion fruit, banana,
papaya, ground nuts, Mangoes etc.);
Capacity Building and training on
SMEs/Business Incubation practices, SRI
technologies, HVCs, etc.; Undertaking
training curriculum development. Support
for development of Farmer-Market
linkages; Establishment of irrigation and
management facilities, laboratory,
offices, and a Resource Centre, Leading
the design of training modules and
managing Business incubation services
and training. Post-harvest infrastructure
development (cold rooms, storage
facilities, rice milling, and extension of
Bunyala drying floor); Establishment and
management of a Revolving Fund
allowing farmers to access inputs and
services.

10 -11/2015 Ministry of Finance and Cambodia Impact evaluation of Cambodia

Economic Agriculture Value Chain Program
Development/Ministry of (CAVAC) which improved farmers’
Agriculture/ AusAID incomes and access to inputs, techniques,
information and selling opportunities by
Agricultural Value Chain working with public and private
Analyst & Senior Expert organisations that provide storage,
extension services, technology for
upgrading and value addition. Assessed
the project’s impacts in conducive
business enabling environment with fair
and accountable regulators, functional
dispute resolution mechanisms, even-
handed enforcement, effective property
rights, well-improved financial and
labour markets, good infrastructure, ready
access to relevant information as well as
transparent and reasonable compliance
requirements key conditions for private-
sector led growth that were attributed to
the program actions.

02/2014 – Life Health Kenya and COMPETE Trade Hub Project:

04/2014 East
Natural Resource and African Impact assessment of the project
agricultural Economist/ activities in the EAC with regards to
Agricultural Value Chain
achieving sustainability by strengthening
and Trade Specialist
African private and public institutions.
 Reviewing the impact of Cereals (Rice,
Maize, Legumes and Beans) value chain
development in the region.

Analysis of the various start-up graduated

into Growing SMEs and their potential
for accelerated growth.

Review of the framework for job creation

through Innovations graduated under
Entrepreneurial Incubation centres

Development of training curriculum,

designing training modules and
Development of a framework for
managing Business incubation services
and trainings.

MEMBERSHIP TO PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATIONS /BODIES

Member/Chapter Chair Kenya DAAD Scholars Association (KDSA)
Member Horticultural Association of Kenya (HAK)
Member InWEnt Kenya
Member AlumniPortal Deutschland
Member The International Association for Agricultural Economists
Sacramento, Ca, USA
Member The Eastern and Southern African Agricultural Economists
Association. Nairobi, Kenya

MEMBERSHIP TO COMMITTEES/BOARDS
Member University Senate, JOOUST
Member Deans Committee, JOOUST
Member Board of Post Graduate Committee, JOOUST
Member University Senate-Students’ Welfare Committee, JOOUST
Member Procurement Committee, JOOUST
Member Appointments Committee, JOOUST
Member BUNISTA SACCO, JOOUST
Member Students’ Disciplinary Committee, JOOUST
Member SAJOOUST Electoral Board
LANGUAGE PROFICIENCY
Excellent English
Fair Kiswahili
Poor Germany
Excellent Dho-Luo

ADEQUACY FOR THE ASSIGNMENT:

Detailed tasks assigned Reference to prior work/assignments that best illustrate

capability to handle the assigned tasks

Value Chain Analyst Value Chain Consultancies experience

2) CARE International - Consultancy Services for Mapping

Study (Value Chain Analysis) On Commercialization of
Prosopis Juliflora in Mandera County.
3) The European Committee for Training and Agriculture
(CEFA - Value Chain Analysis in Puntland, Somalia.
4) CESVI - Consultancy to Undertake Assessment in Fish
Value Chain Analysis and Market Linkage Systems in
Lower Shabelle, Hobyo and Hiraan Regions
5) Kisii County Government - Banana Value Chain Analysis
and Market Linkages Systems.
6) County Government of Kilifi - Pineapple Value Chains
Analysis.
7) Smallholder Horticulture Marketing Programme
(SHoMAP): The Value Chain Analysis (VCA) for the
Pilot Study in Bungoma North and Nyandarua North
districts (Clusters II and IV), IFAD/MoA Sponsored.
September/October 2009 - Role: Lead Consultant
(Agricultural Economics).
8) PI. “Diversifying Food Systems: Horticultural Innovations
and Learning for Improved Nutrition and Livelihood in
East Africa” (HORTINLEA). Sub Project (SP9): Poverty,
Vulnerability and Coping of Vegetable Producers and
Consumers in Rural and Urban Areas of East Africa; and
SP12: Emerging Value Chain Strategies for Indigenous
Vegetables. Sponsored by Global HORTINLEA Project
German/African Partners.
9) Resource Person (Agricultural Economics) – Plan
International/Bondo University Collaborative Participatory
Value Chain Analysis of 5 Selected Agricultural
commodities in Kisumu Unit Programme area.
Development of the study instrument, collation and
analysis of data, and Report writing.
10) Lead Consultant (Agricultural Economics) - National
Banana Survey: The value Chain Analysis for improved
 production and Marketing, sponsored by Africa Harvest in
collaboration with the Ministry of Agriculture
11) Lead Consultant (Agricultural Economist) – Smallholder
Horticulture Marketing Programme (SHoMAP): The
Value Chain Analysis (VCA) for the Pilot Study in
Bungoma North and Nyandarua North districts (Clusters II
and IV), Sponsored by IFAD/MoA
12) Lead Consultant (Agricultural Economist) - Development
of Model for Sustainable Group Operations, Smallholder
Dairy Commercialization Programme. Commissioned by
the Ministry of Livestock Development
Market System Development Experience

1) Stima Sacco - Training of Sacco members and existing

SMEs on enterprise development and Bootcamp
2) University of Eldoret - Provision of SMEs development
training through capacity assessment and performance-
based funding.
3) Digital Opportunity Trust - Development of Training and
Training of SMEs and MSMEs on AGPO and IFMIS.
4) Nairobi City County - Development Services and Training
for SMEs and MSMEs in Nairobi County

Research Projects

1) Principal Investigator (PI). Impact Assessment Survey –

Smallholder Dairy Commercialization Programme.
Sponsored by Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and
Fisheries State Department of Livestock/ IFAD
2) Baseline evaluation of the Islamic Relief Worldwide
(Islamic Relief Kenya) of the Strengthening Pastoralist
Resilience to Climate Stress through Livestock Insurance
& Agricultural Support Service for Population in Dabel
Location, Moyale sub-county (SPARE-CS) project.
3) Understanding of climate change by Farmers and their
response strategies to the effects of climate change in their
farmlands under a contract financed by Biovision Africa
Trust (BvAT), PELUM Kenya and World Agroforestry
Centre (formerly ICRAF).
4) PI. Market Assessment and Private Sector Linkages
between Farmer Groups/Farm Forestry Networks and
Private Companies involved in Trading, Processing, and
Micro-Finance. Sponsored by KWLS-SCBFFE
5) PI - Pilot Study on Milk Container Price Elasticity of
 Demand, Performance and Acceptability in selected
regions in Kenya (South and North Rift; and Central
Kenya). Sponsored by Melinda and Bill Gates
Foundation/East African Dairy Development
Board/Heifers International
6) PI - Small Holder Horticultural Development Programme
(SHDP)/Irrigation Water Users Association Legal
Advisory project. Sponsored by the Ministry of
Agriculture
7) Co-Principal Investigator (Socio-Economist) – Enhanced
Village Chicken Production Through Parasite
Management for Effective Newcastle Disease Vaccination
in Kenya. Sponsored by RUFORUM
8) Co-Principal Investigator (Socio-economist) -
Enhancement of Sustainable Livestock productivity and
Marketing through Control of Rift valley Fever virus in
Eastern Africa, sponsored by RUFORUM
9) Baseline studies on poverty and livelihood situation,
production and marketing of horticultural and honey
products, soil fertility management. Ministry of
Agriculture, Animal Industry and Fisheries, Uganda
10) Identification and Management of Risk factors associated
with pre-weaning mortality and mastitis in goats in peri-
urban areas of Kenya, January 2007 –to November 2008.
Socio-Economist
11) The Investigation of Mercury and Radioisotopes levels
and Assessment of their Socio-Economic impacts on
selected wetland communities in the Lake Victoria basin:
the case of Uganda and Kenya. November 2004 – Present.
12) Lake Victoria Vision Statement Facilitation Project.
AGRECHS Development Consultants/Statkraft
Groner/World Bank. February 2002-to-March 2004.
13) Insect Resistant Maize for Africa (IRMA), The case of
Consumer Preference “ a Survey of the Kenyan Urban
Consumer preference for GMO Maize meal”.
CYMMIT/KARI. November 2002-to-April, 2003.
14) IFAD/NGO Consultation on the Challenges in Rural
Development and Poverty Alleviation in Eastern and
Southern Africa: The Role of Civil Society and
Development Institutions. May-to-June, 2002.
15) Technology Transfer Processes and Adoption Uptake
Pathways in the Association for Strengthening
Agricultural Research in Eastern and Central Africa
 (ASARECA) Member countries, CIP/ASARECA. April-
to-September, 2001
16) Survey of the Impact of the Livestock Development
Programme Initiative (LDP). The Kenya/Finland
Livestock Development Programme (KFLDP). June/July,
2001.
17) Sesame Production Trends, Marketing and Extension
Services in Kenya. University of Nairobi (UoN)/ Pearl
Community Services/ Maseno University (MU). April
1999.
18) Evaluation of the Impact of the World Bank Supported
Agricultural Extension Services in Kenya. Agricultural
Sector Initiative Project (ASIP)/World Bank. October
1997.
19) Production, Marketing, and Consumption Trends of sweet
potato as a traditional food crop in Kenya. CIP, Region III
HQ, October 1988.

Trainings /Workshops/Symposia Attended

1) Training and Capacity building for IWUA and Farmer

Groups, at selected 9 Irrigation schemes in Rift Valley,
and Eastern Provinces in Kenya – Facilitator (SHDP-
MoA)
2) Presented a paper “Participatory value Chain Analysis of
selected horticultural commodities in Bureti, Kericho
County”– HAK Workshop on Sustainable horticulture
production and marketing, sponsored by
DAAD-Bonn/NCST/JOOUST, Assembly Hall, JOOUST
3rd -7th December 2012
3) Presented a paper “Participatory VCA Mapping and
Analysis of selected agricultural produce in Bungoma
North District, Bungoma County” – KDSA Conference on
The Role of Science and Technology in the Devolved
Governance and New Constitutional Dispensation in
Kenya, 20th -23rdNovember 2012, sponsored by DAAD-
Nairobi/JOOUST
4) Participant: Project Proposal Workshop within the
framework of the program “Global Food Security” of the
Federal Ministry of Education and Research of Germany,
AICAD-JKUAT 1 ST – 7TH March 2012.
5) Presented a Paper “The Interface between Horticultural
Value Chain Analysis and the Socio-Economic
Determinants: The case of mangos in Kisumu West
 District in Western Kenya”. The Horticultural Association
of Kenya Workshop,7th-1 0th December 2011, Pwani
University College, Kilifi, Kenya.
6) Chief Rapporture: Bondo University College and Cape
Peninsula University of Technology Joint Workshop on
Food Security and Sustainable Environmental
Management in a World of Changing Climate, held at
Bondo University College, 20th – 24th February, 2011
7) Participant: The International Symposium, DAAD Alumni
Summer School 2009 on Farming and Rural Systems
Economics and Biodiversity in the Tropics,. University of
Hohenheim, Institute for Farming and Rural Systems in
the Tropics and Subtropics (490c), Stuttgart,
Germany,29th September — 4th October, 2009
8) Participatory Selection of Horticultural commodities for
Value Chain Analysis in the Bungoma, Bureit, Nandi and
Kisii Districts in Kenya (SHoMAP-MoA)
9) Participatory Selection of Horticultural commodities for
Value Chain Analysis in the Bungoma, Bureit, Nandi and
Kisii Districts in Kenya (SHoMAP-MoA)

Certification

I, the undersigned, certify that to the best of my knowledge and belief, this CV correctly describes
myself, my qualifications, and my experience, and I am available to undertake the assignment in case of
an award. I understand that any misstatement or misrepresentation described herein may lead to my
disqualification or dismissal by the Procuring Entity, and/or sanctions by the PPRA.

_______________________________________Date: 2nd April 2025

(Signature of Staff Member)

______________________________ Date: 2nd April 2025

(Signature of authorized representative of the firm)

Full name of staff member: Dr. Christopher Obel

Full name of authorized representative: Dr. Nyambega Ombuki, PhD
 Dr. Alex Mwaniki , PhD – Key Team Member
Position Title and No. Key Team Member
Name of Expert: DR. ALEX MWANIKI
Date of Birth: 28/08/1976
Country of Citizenship/Residence Kenya

EDUCATION
2013-2015: PhD - Biostatistics at MOI University
2007 – 2009: [Link] (Biometry), University of Nairobi
2006 – 2007: Diploma in Information Management and Computing (Distinction)
1999 – 2003: [Link]. in Statistics – University of Nairobi Second Class (Upper Division

Employment record relevant to the assignment:

Period Employment organization and Country Summary of activities performed

your title/position. Contact relevant to the Assignment
information for references
Jan 2016 – Institution: Sigmund Peak Kenya Consulting in;
Date international  Project Management
Title: Statistician  M&E
 Social Research
For references: Dr. Kennedy  Risk Management
Nyambega  Strategic Planning and
[Link]@[Link] Management
2012 to date Institution: African Nazarene Kenya Part-time Lecturer at Jomo Kenyatta
University University of Agriculture &
Title: Statistician/Lecturer Technology (JKUAT) (Course:
Business Statistics), African
For references: Dr. Kennedy Nazarene University (Course:
Nyambega Statistics I & II), UK University-
[Link]@[Link] Courses taught Healthy Policy,
Biostatistics and Epidemiology) and
University of Nairobi (course:
MedStat)
2012 to date Agricultural Sector Coordination Kenya Programme Officer with
Unit (ASCU) Agricultural Sector Coordination
Unit (ASCU) in charge of
Senior Economist/Statistician Knowledge Management of the
Sector.
2011 to date Ministry of Planning and Kenya Technical Advisory Group (TWG)
Develution for Monitoring and Evaluation,
Qualitative and Quantitative Data
Senior Economist/Statistician Collection and Indicator
construction.
Membership of professional bodies and Publications

LANGUAGES
Language Speaking Writing Reading
English Excellent Excellent Excellent
Kiswahili Excellent Excellent Excellent

Adequacy for the Assignment:

Detailed Tasks Reference to Prior Work/Assignments that Best Illustrates

Assigned on Capability to Handle the Assigned Tasks
Consultant’s Team of
Experts
Statistician. Consultancy Works with Sigmund Peak International
 Statistician - Consultancy Service for The Diagnostic Study of
Ethiopian Trade Corridors Performance and Selected Value
Chains Analysis Amidst Covid-19 And beyond for TMEA
 Support Consultant - Consultancy Services to Conduct a
Comprehensive Assessment of the Cross- Border E-
Commerce Ecosystem in the East Africa Community (EAC)
for TMEA
 Support consultant - Development of Trade policy for the
Kingdom of Lesotho. Ministry of Finance, Lesotho
 Support consultant - Consultancy Services for Strategic Plan
for Directorate of Trade Development. Nairobi City County
 Support Consultant - Baseline Survey for Broadcasting and
Postal/Courier Services for Communication Authority of
Kenya.

Undertook the following as statistician;

 Baseline evaluation of the Islamic Relief Worldwide (Islamic
Relief Kenya) of the Strengthening Pastoralist Resilience to
Climate Stress through Livestock Insurance & Agricultural
Support Service for Population in Dabel Location, Moyale
sub-county (SPARE-CS) project.
 End evaluation of the Free Pentecostal Fellowship in Kenya’s
(FPFK) Champion of Wellness; Youth HIV and AIDS
intervention funded by PMU-Interlife Sweden (Swedish
partner: Sionförsamlingen Linköping) implemented in
Machakos, Homa Bay, TaitaTaveta, Nairobi and Kwale
counties of Kenya for the period between May 2015 and May
 2018 (36 months).
 Ministry of Mining; Alcohol, Drug and Substance Abuse
Action Research and Policy Strengthening Understanding of
climate change by Farmers and their response strategies to the
effects of climate change in their farmlands under a contract
financed by Biovision Africa Trust (BvAT), PELUM Kenya
and World Agroforestry Centre (formerly ICRAF).
 End Evaluation of the “Improving Basic Education Service
Delivery Project” implemented by World Vision Kenya in
Changamwe, Yatta, Nyamusi and Angurai ADPs with a main
outcome of ‘Strengthened capacities of citizens to monitor
basic education service delivery in the 4 ADPs’.
 Baseline Survey, Strengthening Institutional Engagement and
Building Community Resilience in Crime & Violence
Prevention Pilot Project; Usalama Reforms Project
 Baseline Survey, Political Analysis and Risk Mapping in
Kwale and Nairobi Counties for the Land and Corruption in
Africa Project; Transparency International-Kenya Case Study
Documentation on the Improvement of Education Outcomes
in Low Cost Primary Boarding Schools (LCPBS) in ASAL
Counties of Kenya; World Vision-Kenya/UNICEF
 Baseline survey of the EU funded Community Action for
Improved Drought Response Resilience (CAIDRR) project
which is being implemented in Marsabit County by VSF
Germany (lead agency), CIFA and WRF Community Based
Natural Resource Management Legal Trainer of Trainers
(ToT) Needs Assessment Report; ADESO/Resilience and
Economic Growth in Arid Lands- Improving Resilience in
Kenya (REGAL-IR)
 The International Organization for Migration (IOM), Geneva
and Bielefeld University, Germany, EU funded survey on
migration and displacement as adaptation to environmental
and climate change in Kenya (Kitui, Nairobi and Kisumu
counties) under the “Migration, environment and climate
change: Evidence for policy” (MECLEP) project
 The National Association of Christian Chaplains (NACC)
Strategic Plan 2015-2018 Maternal, Child and New-Born –
Together for Mothers and Children: Strengthening health
delivery in informal settlements in Maweni and Bangladesh
areas of Mombasa County: DSW Kenya
 Kenya Red Cross Society/Danish Red Cross Society:ACP-EU
- End of The Isiolo Water, Sanitation and Hygiene
Community Project for Drought Prone and Semi-Arid Lands
 Evaluation, Kenya.
 Water Resource Management Authority, GIS Customer
Requirements and Needs Assessment Survey, Kenya.
 Kenya County Government Workers Union/FICE, September
2013: End Evaluation KLGWU Intervention by FICE, Kenya.
 Independent Policing Oversight Authority (IPOA), July 2013:
Case Profiling of Complaints at IPOA
 NDI Nationwide Public Opinion Survey commissioned by the
National Democratic Institute (Nyanza Region- Kisii and
Nyamira Counties)
 International Labor Organization (ILO) Baseline on Youth
Unemployment for the Youth Employment Support –Jobs for
Unemployed and Marginalized Young Persons Project in
Nyandarua South, Nakuru and Athi River Districts, Kenya.
 International Labor Organization (ILO) /International
Programme on the Elimination of Child Labor (IPEC),
February 2011: Tracer Methodology to Measure Longer Term
Impacts on Children and Families of Interventions against
Child Labor (Kenya Chapter)
 (Apex Management Systems), Brand Kenya Board, July
2013: Customer Satisfaction for Brand Kenya Board, Kenya.
 (Apex Management Systems), Kenya National Library
Services (Headquarters), November 2013: Training of HoDs
on Research Methods and Data Management, Kenya.
 (The International Centre for Health Interventions and
Research in Africa (ICHIRA)), Kenya Red Cross
Society/Spanish Red Cross Society, August 2012: End line
evaluation for SpRCS/KRCS Humanitarian Intervention,
Kenya.
 (Apex Management Systems), Murang’a College of
Technology (MCT), July 2012: Exit Survey on Customer
Satisfaction for MCT, Kenya.
 Statistician (Apex Management Systems), North Eastern
Province Technical Training Institute (NEPTTI), July 2012:
Exit Survey on Customer Satisfaction for NEPTTI, Kenya.
 (Apex Management Systems), Lake Victoria South Water and
Services Board (LVWSB), June 2012: End Year Survey on
Customer Satisfaction for Lake Victoria South Water and
Services Board (LVWSB) Kenya.
 (Apex Management Systems) CEMASTEA (SMASE), March
2012: Baseline Survey on Customer Satisfaction for
CEMASTEA (SMASE), Kenya.
 NDI Nationwide Public Opinion Survey commissioned by the
 National Democratic Institute (Nyanza Region- Kisii and
Nyamira Counties)
 (ICHIRA), JHPIEGO/USAID, February 2012: End line
evaluation for ACCESS Uzima Program (JHPIEGO/USAID),
Kenya.
 Ministry of Gender, Children and Social Development
(MoGCSD), June 2011: Nationwide Baseline Survey on
Gender Based Violence (GBV) and Documentation of a GBV
Workplace Policy for the Ministry of Gender, Children and
Social Development (MoGCSD), Kenya.
 (Apex Management Systems), Maasai Technical Training
Institute (MTTI), June 2011: Track Survey on Customer
Satisfaction and Employee Satisfaction, Kenya.
 Kenya AIDS NGOs Consortium (KANCO), April 2010:
Monitoring and Evaluation for KANCO/HIVOS
organizational capacity building program in Nairobi, Nyeri
and Nakuru regions, Kenya.
 UNDP, June2009: State of the World Cities Report
2009/2010, Kenya
 Research Assistant, National Campaign Against Drug Abuse
Authority (NACADAA), April 2009: - Baseline Survey on
Drugs and Substance use in the Coast province
 Child Fund Kenya, September 2009: Child Fund (Mukuru
Promotion Centre) Baseline on Child Health and ECCD
Program in Mukuru slums, Kenya.

Expert’s contact information: (e-mail: mwanikialex19@[Link], phone: 0734554090)

DATA ANALYSIS

Computer Skills: Have qualification and working experience in the following computer packages
 STATA
 SPSS
 AutoCAD and ArchiCAD
 Microsoft Office Packages: Word, Excel, Access, Project, Vision, PowerPoint, Outlook
 Programming languages: C and C++, Visual [Link], Pascal, Qbasic, Delphi
 Web Design: HTML and Dreamweaver
 Publisher and PageMaker
 UNIX/Linux OS and [Link]
 Networking and Configuration
 GIS Softwares: ArcView, ArcGIS, R2V, Germin, TOPO, Cartalinx etc

CERTIFICATION

I, the undersigned, certify that these data correctly describe me, my qualifications and my experience, and
confirm my availability for the proposed position should the firm be offered the Assignment.

_______________________________ Date: 2nd April 2025

(Signature of Staff Member)

________________________________Date: 2nd April 2025

(Signature of authorized representative of the firm)
Full name of the Staff member: Dr. Alex Mwaniki Wambua, PhD
Full name of authorized representative: Mr. Eliud Kibet (Lead Firm)