Resume

• 1997

  Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)

  Applied Economics

  Kansas State University

• 1987

  Swahili

  English

  Bachelor of Science (BSc)

  Agricultural Economics

  Chuo Kikuu Cha Sokoine Cha Kilimo

• What's New at Southern

  Southern University and A&M College

  an Historically Black

  1890 land-grant institution

  provides opportunities for a diverse student population to achieve a high-quality

  global educational experience

  to engage in scholarly

  research

  and creative...

  What's New at Southern University and A&M College

  Strategic Planning

  Analysis

  Qualitative Research

  Econometrics

  Program Evaluation

  Microsoft Office

  Environmental Impact Assessment

  Research

  Data Analysis

  Academic Advising

  Policy Analysis

  Public Speaking

  Agriculture

  Computable General Equilibrium Modeling

  Nonprofits

  Statistics

  Capacity Building

  University Teaching

  Higher Education

  Applied Econometrics

  Kaliba

  I am a graduate of Kansas State University (Ph.D. and MSc)

  Manhattan Kansas

  USA and Sokoine University of Agriculture (BSc) Morogoro Tanzania. I previously worked with the Aquaculture/Fisheries Center at the University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff (USA)

  and with Extension Program and Farming System Research with the Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock Development in Tanzania. I have more than 36 years of experience related to International Development and 16 years of University level teaching. I have research interests on using both qualitative and quantitative methods for policy analysis and program evaluation. I have published more than 60 articles in different peer-reviewed journals. The topics range from productive efficiency analyses

  profitability and risk analyses of agricultural enterprises & adoption and impact of agricultural innovations. This includes receiving research grants from several institutions totaling more than $8 million. I have working experience in Tanzania

  Kenya

  Liberia

  Lesotho

  and other countries in Africa through field research

  supervising graduate students

  and mentoring young faculty teaching in several universities in East

  West

  and Southern Africa. Ongoing research includes assessing the dynamic of agricultural technology adoption under market and information asymmetry

  finding mediation effects of new agricultural innovation on the welfare of farmers

  using pseudo-panel data in program evaluation

  and applying decision support models to promote international trade and development.

  Dr. Aloyce R

  Kaliba

  Southern University and A&M College System

  Tanzania Ministry of Livestock Development

  Livestock Production Research Institute

  Mpwapwa

  Tanzania

  University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff

  Southern University and A&M College

  -Conducting economic impact of new innovations and adoption studies.\n-Collecting and analyzing data on agricultural inputs demand and supply.\n-Profitability and risk assessment of new agricultural innovations.\n-Coordinate training of Farmers and Farming Systems Research Program

  Central Tanzania\n-Identify niche markets for small-scale dairy farmers and small ruminant producers\nExtension Economist: Ministry of Livestock Development

  Dodoma Region

  Tanzania\n-On-farm research monitoring and evaluation.\n-Conduct commodity price analysis and market studies.\n-Organize field days and training workshops for farmers.\n-Develop extension material related to production and marketing of livestock products.\n-Develop enterprise budgets for new agricultural innovations.

  Livestock Production Research Institute

  Mpwapwa

  Tanzania

  Southern University and A&M College

  Region 2 and 8 Louisiana's Regional Planning & Development Districts

  Support and promote job creation and the development of high-skilled talent pools through the delivery of applied research and technical assistance resources in North Eastern. Supporting activities include:\na. Applied research;\nb. Contract procurement and project management training; and \nc. Software applications

  e-commerce and supply chain training. \n\n● Leverage University assets to strengthen and/or build regional economic ecosystems that support high-growth entrepreneurship in . Supporting activities include:\na. Applied research; \nb. Thought leadership;\nc. Entrepreneurship training; and\nd. Small business incubation. \n\n● Support high-growth businesses and entrepreneurs by increasing their competencies to meet global expectations. Supporting activities include: \na. Applied research (product branding

  marketing and commercialization);\nb. Export readiness and international trade techniques training; and \nc. Trade mission.

  Director

  University Center for Economic Development

  Impact Assessment and Policy Analysis

  University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff

  Tanzania Ministry of Livestock Development

  Kondoa District

  Central Tanzania

  Livestock Extension Agent

  Livestock Extension Officer

  - Teach introductory courses in principles of macro and microeconomics.\n- Teach intermediate courses in microeconomics

  statistics and quantitative decision analyses.\n-Developing and applying models that are useful in poverty analyses and impact assessment \n-Determine markets and feasibilities of adding value to processing wastes.\n-Quantify returns and impact from research and extension efforts in Louisiana.

  Southern University and A&M College System

  Associate Professor

  Teach Micro Economics and Business Statistics

  Southern University and A&M College System