Paul Namisi.pdf - ACP Fish II

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Registration Form for Individuals

1. Family name: NAMISI
2. First name(s): Paul
3. Date of birth: 13/12/1964
4. Nationality: UGANDA
5. Civil status: Married
6. Address: P.O. Box 5425 Kampala
7. Telephone/fax: [phone]
8. Email: [email protected] or [email protected]
9. Website:
10. Education:
Institution Degree(s) or Diploma(s) obtained:
(Date from - Date to)
Sikkim Manipal MBA Financial and marketing Management, Project
University, India. Management, Operational management including
Kampala, Uganda Procurement, IT, ERP, DS Systems, HR planning and
offshore campus. Sept. management, MIS, Org Devt, Fundamentals of Infrastructure
2005-Aug. 2007 Project Financing, development & Policy Planning
National University of MSc Fisheries Management, Development and
Ireland Cork, Ireland. Conservation.
Sept1998-Oct 2001
Plus a Higher Diploma, Second Class Hons Grade 1, in Applied
Sciences-Including Oceanography, Coastal Resource
Management, Aquatic Sciences, GIS, Food sciences and
Technology, Aquaculture, Quality Assurance; Management
and Economics..
Institute of Limnology International postgraduate course in Limnology Certificate-
Mondsee, Austria, Including Water resources management, aquatic biology and
March 1996-Nov. 1996. riverine ecology and fisheries
Makerere Univ. Institute Project planning and Management Certificate (Research
of Adult Studies, Methods, Management, Administration, M&E, Environmental
Kampala 1994- Impact Assessment.
Sept.1994
Makerere University Post Graduate Diploma in Education – Biology and
ACP Fish II Coordination Unit
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Kampala, Uganda. Oct. Agriculture, Psychology, Sociology, Curriculum development,
1993-June 1994 Mngemnt, Administration.
Makerere University BSc. Degree, Second Class Honours, Grade 2 (Zoology,
Kampala, Uganda Psychology and Botany)
Oct. 1989-June 1992
11. Language skills: Indicate competence on a scale of 1 to 5 (1 - excellent; 5 - basic)
Language Reading Speaking Writing
English 1 1 1
Swahili 2 2 2
French 3 4 4
Khmer 4 4
Arabic 5 5
Gishu/Luganda Native Native Native

12. Membership of professional bodies:
African Academy of Sciences, British Ecological Society, National Union of Researchers in
Uganda, BiDNet-Uganda - Business development Network, Tropical Agriculture
Association, European Fisheries & Aquaculture.
13. Other skills: (e.g. Computer literacy, etc.)
Computer MS Office packages, Spreadsheet (Excel), SPSS, Internet and
administration.
How to manage a project funded by the European Commission-Brussels. October
2011
Business Plan Training Programme- Industry and Competitive Analysis, Marketing
plan, Human Resource plan operations plan, Financial plan, Banking and finance
options, Presentation skills, Costing and pricing, Risks and Contingency plans, and
Negotiation skills, by Makerere University Business School, Kampala. July 2010.
Strategic Communication: FAO office Siem Reap, Cambodia- by Las Banos
University, 2003.
PRA methods, Training workshop 2002, Certificate by Egerton University, Kenya.
International course on Agricultural rural Extension (TOT) at International
Agricultural Centre, Wageningen, the Netherlands June 1995 to July 1995
14. Present position:
Production and Development Director, Water Governance Institute (WGI),
15. Years within the firm:
16 years
16. Key qualifications: (Relevant to the ACP Fish II Programme)
MBA: Financial and Marketing management, Project management, Management
Information Systems, Enterprise Resource Planning; MSc Fisheries,
ACP Fish II Coordination Unit
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www.acpfish2-eu.org; Tel: [phone]; Email: [email protected]
management, Development, Conservation; and Aquaculture, Postgraduate training in
Water Resources Management, Project planning and management, Principles of
Economics, Project Cycle Management (PCM) methodology, PRA methods and
Strategic Communication; Education and Extension.
15 years in Fisheries Resource Management including Co-management, policy
development and strategic Planning, Rural development work mainly in private sector
development including SMEs; Food Security programming with progressive
experience at national and international levels in development, Project Formulation,
management and evaluation.
9 years with EU/EDF projects evaluation and programming with 5 years in team
leadership, Conversant with EU procedures on financial regulation,
administration, donor coordination and partnerships. Have Specific experience
in private sector development and trade, agriculture and rural development,
energy, water, climate change, public health, peace and security, infrastructure
and networks, mainly in ACP countries.
Experienced in Result based Management (RBM) and the design, implementation,
monitoring and evaluation of strategies, plans, procedures and systems for
interventions and policy guidance including Budget Support, Operations management
and public financial management approaches. Conversant with DAC evaluation
principles including the guidelines.
Multi-sectoral projects programming and implementation-including organizational
planning and management and all stakeholders’ (government, NGOs, communities,
etc.) engagement for sustainable development.
Empowering Fisher Communities through Market led Development, with
Community Fisheries-Enterprise Experiences from Uganda, Kenya and
Tanzania.
Design of sustainable organizational and institutional assessment, information needs,
indicators including participatory rural appraisal. Project cycle Management, Logical
frameworks planning and Capacity development
Providing leadership on fisheries impact evaluations and sector reviews with 10 years
of experience in managing/conducting evaluations with some background in Fisheries
governance, private sector development, IT planning, socioeconomic issues and
cross-cutting issues (rights-based approaches, gender analysis, HIV/AIDS analysis,
environmental analysis, disaster preparedness planning, institutional capacity
development, disparity analysis).
Advisory services to Governments (Central and Local), donors and NGOs on fisheries
resources management and institutional development, poverty, water governance,
food security and policy analysis,
Determination of causes of poor performance in the fisheries and water sector,
livelihoods and food insecurity and absolute poverty using economic, social
and political analyses, in view of government poverty eradication national
strategies.
Excellent computer skills, Proposals and Report Writing skills, OD and HRM, and
Team work and community-based interventions, in particular community-based natural
resources management
Excellent inter-personal and synthesizing skills and the ability to work as part of a
team.
Good Training, Research and Development and Facilitation skills. Excellent
command of English (oral and writing).

17. Specific experience in ACP countries:
ACP Fish II Coordination Unit
Avenue Tervuren 36, 5th Floor, B-1040 Brussels, Belgium
www.acpfish2-eu.org; Tel: [phone]; Email: [email protected]
Country Date from - Date to
South Sudan November 2011 to March 2012
Yemen January-March 2010, October 2010 to date
Uganda August 1994 to 2003, 2006, 2007, 2008
Nigeria April –Nov.2007
Kenya Nov-Dec 2006, 2005, 2001
Tanzania June-July 2008, Nov-Dec 2006, 2005, 2001
Cambodia February 2003 to May 2005
South Africa July 1993
ACP Fish II Coordination Unit
Avenue Tervuren 36, 5th Floor, B-1040 Brussels, Belgium
www.acpfish2-eu.org; Tel: [phone]; Email: [email protected]
18. Professional experience
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ACP Fish II Coordination Unit
Avenue Tervuren 36, 5th Floor, B-1040 Brussels, Belgium
www.acpfish2-eu.org; Tel: [phone]; Email: [email protected]
Nov 2011 to March South Sudan Cardno Fisheries Management Expert EU/ ACP FISH II Programme. Preparation of a
2012 Emerging Fisheries Policy for the republic of South Sudan.
Markets (UK) Worked with the Ministry of Animal Resources and
Ltd, Michael Fisheries to establish the project Technical Team
Gutteridge consisting of three (3) key Technical Officers from
the Fisheries Administration; prepared a work plan

and; Collected, reviewed and analysed relevant
documents and other informations related to
fisheries; Conducted informal consultations and
meetings with key stakeholder groups in Juba and
prepared an Inception Report;
Visited main fishing sites and held local
consultations to obtain regional/provincial level
inputs to the policy process;
With the Technical Team, organised and facilitated
(including all related logistics for workshop
organisation) 2 Consultative Workshops with key
government and non-government stakeholders;
Worked closely with the Technical Team, and on
the basis of Stakeholders’ Consultative Workshop
consultations and secondary data reviews from
FAO, GIZ, Ministry of Water, internet search, etc.
prepared a draft Fisheries Policy framework for
distribution at the National Validation Workshop to
guide the stakeholders;
With the Technical Team, Organised and facilitated
(including all related logistics for workshop
organization) the National Validation Workshop in
Juba, and presented the main components of the
Fisheries Policy in collaboration with the Technical
Team;
ACP Fish II Coordination Unit
Avenue Tervuren 36, 5th Floor, B-1040 Brussels, Belgium
On the basis of inputs received through the National
www.acpfish2-eu.org; Tel: [phone]; Email: [email protected] rWg orkshop, revised the draft Fisheries
Policy; and Presented it to the Technical Team and
the Fisheries Administration; Prepared and
submitted the Final Technical Report in time
23 May 2011 to 13 Uganda Htspe Ltd Livelihoods Expert Northern Uganda Rehabilitation Programme (09
June 2011 ACP UG 016)-Final Review: The Global Objective
Thamesfield
of the mission was to provide the Programme
house
stakeholders with an external, overall, independent
and objective assessment of the outputs, outcomes
Boundary Way
and potential impact of the Programme vis-à-vis the
Hemel expected results as contained in the logical
Hempstead framework, and other achievements derived and to
identify relevant lessons learnt that could guide the
Hertfordshire design and implementation of the 10th EDF
programmes in Northern Uganda. Meetings were
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conducted with EUD, NAO, OPM and NUREP PMU
for desk work, then Project area Field visits,
United
Kingdom stakeholder meetings and workshop. Synthesis of
information and report writing
Oct 2010 to-date: Sana’a Yemen United Nations Team Leader Fisheries –Economic Diversification Support
Development Programme: Focusing on Fisheries
Programme Management/Co-management and development
(UNDP)-Sana’a issues to increase fisheries production, revenue
Yemen earnings and ensure food security to the growing
population of Yemen with emphasis on helping the

poor fishermen and women improve their incomes.
Specific tasks and achievements included but not
limited to Comprehensive Assessments of the
Coastal Marine Resources, Strategic planning,
Capacity building, Policy studies and guidance
besides administrative support duties for which I
achieved effectively while working closely with the
Minister of Fish Wealth and other marine coastal
water resources stakeholders in ensuring effective
implementation of the programme.
ACP Fish II Coordination Unit
Avenue Tervuren 36, 5th Floor, B-1040 Brussels, Belgium
www.acpfish2-eu.org; Tel: [phone]; Email: [email protected]
February 2010 to Yemen European Project Manager Project Formulation in Yemen: Formulation study
April 2010 Commission – Fisheries Sector Support Programme Yemen for
the European Commission. Community Approach
Ludmila
Advisory services –engaging community resource
Strakova
users in fisheries resources management,
development and conservation to ensure better and
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sustainable livelihoods. Carried out a rapid
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assessment of the Fisheries sector in Yemen at
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policy level; and Carried out a PRAs and FGDs
lstrakova@tran among fishing communities and fisheries and water
stec.be stakeholders and assessed institutional capacities
and the socioeconomic factors of the fisheries
sector in view of encouraging co-management of
fisheries and water resources of Yemen. Analyzed
the private sector (fisheries cooperatives, fish
traders and industrial fish processor
associations) including factors that influence
their performance along the value chain.
Conducted a rapid assessment of coastal
marine water resources and prepared
management plans for Co-management of
community coastal fisheries and water
resources conservation for Yemen.
ACP Fish II Coordination Unit
Avenue Tervuren 36, 5th Floor, B-1040 Brussels, Belgium
www.acpfish2-eu.org; Tel: [phone]; Email: [email protected]
August 2008 to Uganda Water Production and Development Institutional Capacity building and networking
date Governance Director on issues of Water Governance and Policy.
Institute (WGI), Promote rural development for Community
Driven Development Programmes.
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Designing Monitoring and evaluation of water
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conservation projects and programmes.
Kampala,
Research and Training in water resources
Uganda.
management, development and conservation
issues in relation to climate change, and guiding
Bazira Henry,
government on policy.
ED, Email: Helping users to access water and manage water
bazirah2@gma use sustainably as a human right necessity, and
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Policy guidance on integrated water resources
planning and management.
Conduct administrative duties including
operations and Financial management
Responsible for Water for profit
programmes; and community water Micro-
projects
In charge of aquaculture advisory services
that included business enterprise planning
design and mentoring until successful
production is achieved by entrepreneurs. This
entails procurements and supplies of
equipment and goods in the process of
implementation
ACP Fish II Coordination Unit
Avenue Tervuren 36, 5th Floor, B-1040 Brussels, Belgium
www.acpfish2-eu.org; Tel: [phone]; Email: [email protected]
May to September Tanzania EU/EDF National coordinator for Development of Sustainable Financing
–2008 Tanzania Mechanisms for Beach Management Units on
Green
Lake Victoria. Conducted a survey to establish
Solutions
Viable Financing mechanisms for BMU on Lake
Victoria.
Lake Victoria
Fisheries
Lead a team of 3 field investigators. Work
Organization involved Financial Analyses of Incomes and
Expenditures at various levels in the Value
James
Chain of the fisheries (Small Scale Fisheries,
Acworth. Fishery cooperatives) of Lake Victoria, involving
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level Revenue Collections.
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Assessed the microcredit institutions and
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analyzed their accessibility and contribution to
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fishers’ community development and poverty
alleviation.
Examined and evaluated all forms of fisheries
licensing and taxation at national, district and
local levels specified in national laws, district
ordinances and local by-laws, including fish
movement permit, licensing fishing vessels,
fishermen, fish processing and fish
marketing, paying attention to transparency and
accountability of collection procedures.
Examined the legal and policy position of
Fisheries Tendering and explored the options
for change using new fisheries legislation or
amendments to the Local Government Act.
Developed a step-by-step way forward to
harmonize Fisheries Revenue Generation by
BMUs in each of the Partner States taking into
account existing and proposed national
legislation within fisheries and within the wider
policy context, for example in relation to
decentralization and privatization policies and
legislation; Reported findings to the stakeholders.
ACP Fish II Coordination Unit
Avenue Tervuren 36, 5th Floor, B-1040 Brussels, Belgium
www.acpfish2-eu.org; Tel: [phone]; Email: [email protected]