Gender and youth Specialist
Angeline Ndabaningi is a seasoneddevelopment practitioner with six years experience in integrating gender and inclusion of the disadvantaged sectors in economic development programming. She is qualified and experienced in civic engagement, sustainable livelihood community advocacy and lobbying, enterprise and business development, governance, gender and youth training. Since September 2017, she has been the Gender and Youth Specialist for LEAD, a local NGO in Zimbabwe under the Feed the Future Zimbabwe Crop Development (FTFZ-CD) Programme. She holds a Master of Science degree in Development Studies focusing on Gender and Climate Change, a Bachelor of Science degree in Environmental Science and Technology and a Professional Diploma in Applied Project Monitoring and Evaluation. Over the years, she acquired many professional certificates. She contributed to two internationally published journals focusing on Gender Dynamics in Climate Change Adaptation and Performance and Loading of Wastewater treatment plants receiving aquaculture effluent. She is passionate about learning and networking for results.
Health and Nutrition Specialist
Mpho Moleen Chiringa
Nutrition and Hygiene Specialist
BSc Nutritional Sciences (University of Zimbabwe, 2005)
A Nutritionist with more than twelve years working experience in planning, implementing monitoring and evaluating food and nutrition security projects in both emergency and development contexts. I have been involved in the design, implementation, monitoring and evaluation of nutrition-specific and nutrition-sensitive development initiatives and have coordinated with key players in the government, non-government and the private sector