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CURRICULUM VITAE (CV)

1. PERSONAL HISTORY

1.1 Name: Emmanuel Joachim Luoga

1.2 Date of Birth: 19th December 1961

1.3 Place of Birth: Mbozi, Mbeya, Tanzania

1.4 Nationality: Tanzanian

1.5 Marital Status: Married

1.6 Number of children: Three.

2. CURRENT ADDRESSES

Mailing Mbeya University of Science and Technology P.O.Box 131,

Mbeya, Tanzania.

Telephone Office+255252503451 .Mobile +255768213333

Email: dcvpfamust@gmail.com, eluoga@gmail.com,

dvcpfamust@must.ac.tz

Website: www.mustnet.ac.tz

3. ACADEMIC QUALIFICATIONS AND COLLEGES/UNIVERSITIES ATTENDED

Qualification Institute/University attended When obtained

3.1 Diploma in Forestry Training 1985

Forestry (Distinction) Institute Arusha–Tanzania

3.2 B.Sc. Forestry (Hons) Sokoine University of 1990

Agriculture–Tanzania

3.3 M.Sc (Management of Agricultural University of

Natural Resources and Norway–Norway 1994

Sustainable Agric.)

3.4. Ph.D University of the

Witwatersrand,

Johannesburg

South Africa 2001

4 ACADEMIC AWARDS

4.1 Best overall Diploma Student award (1985)

4.2 Best student prize in Forest Ecology, BSc First Year (1988)

4.3 Best student Prize in Silviculture, BSc Second Year (1989)

4.4 Best BSc Third year Student award (1990)

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4.5 NORAD study Fellowship award, Norway (1992)

4.6 NORAD study Fellowship award, South Africa (1996)

4.7 Mellon study Fellowship award, South Africa (1999)

4.8 IFRI Visiting Scholarship award, USA (2005)

5. AREAS OF SPECIALIZATION (TEACHING AND RESEARCH)

- Forest Management and Planning

- Collaborative Resource Management

- Research Methodologies

- Ethno-Science

6. PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

6.1 Academic posts held.

Post: Date:

Tutorial Assistant Dec.1990–June 1993

Assistant Lecturer July 1993–June 1996

Lecturer July 1996–June 2002

Senior Lecturer July 2002– June 2005

Associate Professor July 2005– June 2014

Professor July 2014– To-date

6.2 Current working Position

Deputy Vice Chancellor, Planning, Finance and Administration (DVCPFA)

Mbeya University of Science and Technology, from 28th /Feb/ 2014 To date

7 MEMBERSHIP IN PROFESSION ORGANISATIONS

- Tanzania Association of Foresters (TAF)

- Tanzania Association of Ethno-Science

- International Forestry Resources and Institutions (IFRI)

- International Association of Survival of Common Property Resources (IASCP)

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8 WORKSHOPS/SEMINARS/CONFERENCES/SYMPOSIA

ATTENDED.

8.1 IUFRO Workshop on Multi-product Inventory of Tropical Mixed Forests,

Arusha, Tanzania. 5th–9th August 1991.

8.2 Staff Development Workshop on evaluating Learning. University

Teaching and Learning Improvement Programme (UTILIP). Morogoro,

Tanzania. 27th–31st January 1992.

8.3 Forum of Tanzania International Foundation for Science (IFS)

Grantees, Commission for Science and Technology (COSTECH), Dar

es Salaam, Tanzania 4th–5th July 1994.

8.4 International Conference on "Information Acquisition for sustainable

management of natural forest Resources of East, Central and Southern

Africa”, Arusha, Tanzania 31st October 4th November 1994.

8.5 Workshop on Training of trainers of Community Forestry in East Africa

held at Colline Hotel, Mukono, Uganda 26th–29th June 1995.

8.6 East African field Workshop on Forests and people interactions held in

Arusha, Amani and Babati, Tanzania. 8th–28th August 1995.

8.7 SUA-AUN Workshop on Management of forest plantations in Tanzania.

Arusha, Tanzania, 4th–9th September 1995.

8.8 Workshop on Remote Sensing for Coastal and Forestry Resource

Management held in Colombo, Sri Lanka, 4th–11th June 1997.

8.9 Miombo Network Workshop on Land Use and Land Cover changes

held in Lusaka, Zambia , 27th October–1st November 1997.

8.10 Miombo Network Workshop on modelling, Kamuzu Academy, Malawi,

14th June–21st June 1998.

8.11 South African Association of Botanists (SAAB) annual conference,

UNITRA Umtata, South Africa 11th January–16th January 1999.

8.12 Workshop on the economic analysis of markets in bark products. A

case study of three species from eastern Zimbabwe. Hot springs,

Mutare, Zimbabwe, 16th –29th May 1999.

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8.13 Natural Forests and Woodlands Symposium II. Brenton on Sea,

Knysna, South Africa 5th – 9th September 1999.

8.14 Workshop on Natural Resources Management and Food Security,

Oasis Hotel, Morogoro, Tanzania 22nd –26th January 2001.

8.15 The Rufiji River Basin: Upstream, Downstream Workshop. Morogoro

Hotel, Morogoro. 26th – 28th March 2001.

8.16 Workshop on Intellectual Imperative in Ethnobiology. Missouri Botanic

Garden, St. Louis, USA 3rd – 6th April 2002

8.17 Meeting of the International Forestry Resources and Institutions (IFRI)

Research Network. Kenya Forestry Research Institute (KEFRI),

Nairobi, Kenya. 23rd- 28th June 2002

8.18 Training Workshop on Research and Database Management of the

International Forestry Resources and Institutions (IFRI). Workshop in

Political Theory and Policy Analysis. Indiana University, Bloomington,

USA. 31st August- 30th October 2002

8.19 Workshop on Economic instruments and financing mechanisms for

conservation and sustainable management of East African Forests.

Reef Hotel, Mombasa, Kenya 19th March- 21st March 2003

8.20 A Training Course on Teaching Methodology, Organised by the Centre

for Continuing Education (CCE) University of Dar es Salaam Held at

Sokoine University of Agriculture, Morogoro From 20th to 23rd May 2003

8.21 Miombo Network Workshop on Land Use and Land Cover changes

held in Bunda College, Lilongwe, Malawi,25th May–30th May 2003.

8.22 A trainer Training Course on Entrepreneurship awareness and

enterprising Teaching and Learning Methods. Organised by the

University of Dar es Salaam Entrepreneurship Centre at the Sokoine

University of Agriculture 26th to 29th August 2003..

8.23 International Conference on the Role of Agricultural Education and

Training within NEPAD (New Partnership for African Development).

Supported by CIEA (Centre for International Education in Agriculture )

Switzerland. Organised by the College of Agriculture, Elsernberg,

South Africa. 22nd September- 3rd October 2003

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8.24 Workshop on Proposal Assessment for AICAD (African Institute for

Capacity Development) 3rd Call Working Group., Juja, Nairobi, Kenya.

17th-21st November 2003

8.25 International Forestry Resources and Institutions (IFRI) Regional (East

African) Conference, Moshi, Tanzania. 12th – 15th January 2004.

8.26 Workshop on Monitoring and Evaluation of the National Forest

programme (NFP), Oasis Hotel, Morogoro, Tanzania 18th –20th

February 2004.

8.27 Bi-annual meeting of the International Forestry Resources and

Institutions (IFRI) Research Network. Hotel Maela, Oaxaca, Mexico

14th –22th August 2004

8.28 Workshop on Emerging Issues for Miombo woodland organized by

Centre for International Forestry Research (CIFOR) held in Lusaka

Zambia, from 10th to 14th November 2004.

8.29 Plants Science Conference held in Kampala Uganda organized by Inter

-University Council and The Faculty of Science, Makerere University

from 20th to 26th February 2005

8.30 Workshop for proposals development on livelihood improvement

proposals organized by Lake Victoria Basin Research (VicRes)

Programme in Nairobi Kenya from 28th February to 2nd March 2005

8.31 Annual workshop on Regional Community Based Resource

Management (CBNRN) Programme held at Sheraton Hotel, Harare,

Zimbabwe from 14th to 15th March 2005

8.32 IFRI-Regional (East Africa) Workshop on development of Collaborative

proposal at Bagamoyo Tanzania, from 22nd-23rd March 2005

8.33 Visiting Scholarship and Database Management of the International

Forestry Resources and Institutions (IFRI). Workshop in Political

Theory and Policy Analysis. Indiana University, Bloomington, USA. 28th

August- 30th October 2005

8.34 Short Course on Project Appraisal and Management. Offered by the

Directorate of Business promotion of Institute of Accountancy, Arusha

(IAA). 13th – 17th March 2006

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8.35 4th Lake Victoria Basin Research (VIcREs) Projects Harmonization

Workshop at AICAD, Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture and

Technology (JKUAT), Nairobi, Kenya 20th March 2006

8.36 International Association of Survival of Common Property Resources

(IASCP) Biennial Global Conference: Mounting Challenges & New

Realities. Bali, Indonesia 19 - 23rd June, 2006:

8.37 International Forest Resources and Institutions (IFRI) Biennial

Conference: ICRAF, Bogor, Indonesia 24th - 27th June, 2006:

8.38 PANTIL Second Research workshop, Morogoro Hotel, Morogoro

Tanzania 15th -17th October 2007.

8.39 CIFOR Researchers’ meeting on Policies and Incentives for Miombo

Woodlands, Lilayi Lodge, Lusaka, Zambia 30th – 31st October, 2007

8.40 Population Reference Bureau (PRB) International conference, UN

Buildings, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. 13th – 16th November 2007

8.41 International Forest Resources and Institutions (IFRI) Regional

Consultative Meeting, Addis Ababa University with collaboration with

Centre for Development Research, University of Bonn. 21st – 24

January 2008.

8.42 Workshop on Training of Trainers as part of collaborative project “The

role of institutions for forest resource and livelihood management in

East African Forest Landscapes (IFLEA). 8th – 12th June 2009

8.43 VICRES Natural Resources Management (NRM) Cluster meeting.

Impala Hotel, Arusha 9th -12th July 2009

8.44 CIFOR inception Workshop on “Biofuel Development, Local Resources

Rights and Governance in Africa and Asia. CIFOR HQ Bogor,

Indonesia 9th /11/2009- 17th/11/2009

8.45 Annual Regional meeting of IFRI-IFLEA network in East Africa,

Makerere University , Kampala, Uganda 6th/ - 10th December 2009.

8.46 The African Forestry research Network (AFORNET) conference on

“Lessons Learnt from the current phase as well as AFORNET future

Strategic Action Agenda (SAA), 15th – 16th February 2010.

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8.47 Annual IFRI- IFLEA Eastern Africa Regional meeting; Kisumu, Kenya.

28th – 31st August 2010.

8.48 Sixth Biennial IFRI Network Meeting, Hyderabad India, 7th to 9th

January 2011

8.49 International Association of the study of the Commons (IASC) 13th

Biennial Global Conference: Sustaining Commons: Sustaining Our

Future. Hyderabad India, 10th to 14th January 2011

8.50 International Workshop on Paraecologists/ Parataxonomist programme,

Bio-centre Klein Flottbek & Botanical Garden

University of Hamburg, German. 14th -17th June 2011.

8.51 Workshop on Measuring, Recording and Verification of Carbon Stock

using advanced remote sensing methods. Norwegian Space Centre,

Norway, 18th to 20th August 2012,

8.52 Meeting of ISO/PC 248 (ISO 13065) “SUSTAINABLE CRITERIA FOR

BIOENERGY” 12th -14th August 2013, Kigali Rwanda.

8.53 Conference on ISO/PC 248 (ISO 13065) “SUSTAINABLE CRITERIA

FOR BIOENERGY” 23rd September to 4th October 2013, Stockholm,

Sweden.

8.54 Training workshop of the Students Unit Cost (SUC)Framework and

tool for Higher Education Institutions in Tanzania. Blue Pearl Hotel, Dar

es salaam 16th May 2014

8.55 Sixth Higher Education Forum (HEF) on “Higher Education beyond

2015 Millenium Development Goals (MDGs) What Next?”, Naura

Springs Hotel, Arusha. 13th -15th August 2014.

8.56 Twentieth Joint Administrative Affairs Committee (JADC) meeting,

Muhimbili University of Health and Allied Science (MUHAS). 25th May

2015.

8.57 Fifty Fourth Combined Joint Academic and Administrative Committee

(JAAC) meeting, Mzumbe Dar es Salaam Campus. 14th September

2016

8.58 Sixth National Social Security Fund (NSSF) Stakeholders Meeting,

AICC Arusha, 20th -21st October 2016.

8.59 Training workshop on enhancing core Management Skills for Managers

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and Professionals Institute of Accountancy Arusha – Dar es Salaam

Campus 23rd – 27th January 2017.

9. PAPERS AND PUBLICATIONS

9.1 Published Journal Papers

9.1.1 Luoga, E.J., Chamshama, S.A.O. and Iddi,.S. 1994. Survival, Growth,

Yield and Wood Quality of Cupressus lusitanica, Cupressus lindleyi

and Cupressus benthamii Species and Provenance Trials at

Hambalawei, Lushoto, Tanzania. Silvae genetica 43:190–195.

9.1.2 Malimbwi, R.E., Solberg, B. and Luoga, E.J. 1995. Estimation of

Biomass and Volume in Miombo Woodland at Kitulanghalo, Tanzania.

Journal of Tropical Forest Science 7: 230-242.

9.1.3 Luoga. E.J., Hoen, H.F. and Munishi, P.K. 1996. Prospects of Private

forest plantations in Tanzania. A case of Tanganyika wattle company

(TANWAT), Njombe. In Chamshama S.A.O, and S. Iddi (Eds).

Management of Forest Plantations in Tanzania. Faculty of Forestry

Record 63:140–148.

9.1.4 Munishi, P.K.T., Lulandala, L.L.L., Chamshama, S.A.O. and Luoga

E.J. 1996. Natural regeneration of Pinus patula stands: potential for

plantation establishment at Kiwira, Southern highlands of Tanzania. In

Chamshama S.A.O, and S. Iddi (Eds). Management of Forest

Plantations in Tanzania. Faculty of Forestry Record 63:34–49.

9.1.5 Luoga, E.J., Witkowski E.T.F. and Balkwill, K. 2000. Differential

utilization and ethnobotany of trees in Kitulanghalo forest reserve and

surrounding communal lands, eastern Tanzania. Economic Botany

54:328–343.

9.1.6 Luoga, E.J., Witkowski E.T.F. and Balkwill, K. 2000. Subsistence use

of wood products and shifting cultivation within a miombo woodland of

eastern Tanzania, with some notes on commercial uses. South African

Journal of Botany 66: 72–85.

9.1.7 Luoga, E.J., Witkowski E.T.F. and Balkwill, K. 2000. Economics of

charcoal production in miombo woodlands of eastern Tanzania: some

hidden costs associated with commercialization of the resources.

Ecological Economics 35: 243–257.

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9.1.8 Malimbwi, R.E., Luoga, E.J., Hofstad, O., Mugasha, A.G. and Valen,

J.S. 2000. Prevalence and standing volume of Dalbergia melanoxylon

in coastal and inland sites of southern Tanzania. Journal of Tropical

Forest Science 12: 336–347.

9.1.9 Kajembe, G.C., Malimbwi, R.E., Luoga, E.J. and Kisondela, A.A.

2000. Socio-economic importance of mangrove resources to the

coastal communities. A case study of Rufiji delta. Tanzania Journal of

Forestry and Nature Conservation, 73: 34–40.

9.1.10 Maximillian, J. R., Luoga, E.J., O’Kting’ati, A. and Monela, G.C. 2001.

Value of medicinal plants and role in primary health care of local

communities: A case of Kongowe ward, Kibaha District, Tanzania.

Tanzania Journal of Forestry and Nature Conservation, 74: 117–133.

9.1.11 Luoga, E.J., Witkowski E.T.F. and Balkwill, K. 2002. Harvested and

standing wood stocks in protected and communal miombo woodlands

of eastern Tanzania. Forest Ecology & Management,164: 15–30.

9.1.12 Kajembe, G.C., Luoga, E.J., Kijazi, M. and Mwaipopo,C. 2003 The role

of traditional institutions in the conservation of forests in East

Usambara, Tanzania. The international Journal of Sustainable

Development and World Ecology 10: 101–107

9.1.13 Luoga, E.J., Witkowski E.T.F. and Balkwill, K. 2004 Regeneration by

coppicing (resprouting) of miombo (African savanna) trees in relation to

land-use Forest Ecology & Management 189: 23–35

9.1.14 Nduwamungu, J., Kajembe, G.C., Malimbwi, R.E., Mbilinyi, B.P and

Luoga, E.J. 2004 Household tree planting in Kilosa district, Tanzania

Tanzania Journal of Forestry and Nature Conservation 75:99 –107

9.1.15 Msuya, T.S., Kidegesho, J. R., and Luoga, E.J. 2004. Consumption of

wild fruits in Uluguru North and Ruvu North Forest Reserves, Tanzania

Tanzania Journal of Forestry and Nature Conservation 75:65 – 73

9.1.16 Kajembe, G.C., Malimbwi, R.E, Luoga E.J., 2004 Nduwamungu, J.,

and Njana, R.J The Impact of Human Utilization on Catchment Forest

Resources: A case Study of North Mamiwa- Kisara Catchment Forest

Reserve, Kilosa District, Tanzania. Tanzania Association of Foresters

(TAF) Journal 10:1–13

9.1.17 Luoga , E.J., Malimbwi, R.E, Kajembe, G.C., Zahabu, E., Shemwetta,

D.T.K. Lyimo-Macha, J., Mtakwa, P. and Mwaipopo, C.S. 2004. Tree

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species Composition and Structure of Jasini Mkwajuni Mangrove

Forest, Pangani, Tanzania. Tanzania Association of Foresters (TAF)

Journal 10: 42–48

9.1.18 Kusiluka, L.J. M., Mlozi, M.R.S., Munishi, P.K.T., Karimuribo, E.D.,

Luoga, E.J., Mdegela, R.H and Kambarage, D.M. 2004. Preliminary

observation on accessibility and utilisation of water in selected villages

in Dodoma Rural and Bagamoyo Districts, Tanzania. Physics and

Chemistry of the Earth 29: 1275–1280.

9.1.19 Luoga, E.J., Witkowski E.T.F. and Balkwill, K. 2005. Land use and

Land cover changes in relation to institutional framework and tenure of

land and resources in eastern Tanzania miombo woodlands.

Environment, Development and Sustainability 7:71–93

9.1.20 Luoga, E.J., Kajembe, G.C., Shemweta, D.T.K., Zahabu, E.

Mwaipopo, C.S. and Kweka D.L. 2005. Asseement of Tree Stocking

and Diversity for Joint Forest Management (JFM) in Nkweshoo Village

Forest Management Area, Kilimanjaro, Tanzania. Forests, Trees and

Livelihood 15:259 –273.

9.1.21 Paul, W., Madoffe,S.S. and Luoga E.J. 2006. Indigenous Uses and

Use Values in Uluguru mountains, Morogoro, Tanzania. Journal of East

African natural History 95:235-240

9.1.22 Paul, W. Madoffe, S.S. Kajembe, G.C. Luoga, E.J., Nduwamungu, J.

Ngowi.S. and Katani, J.Z. 2007. Extent and constraints of local peoples

involvement in Conservation in Uluguru Mountains, Morogoro,

Tanzania. Journal of Tanzania Association of Foresters 11:55-86

9.1.23 Larika, M.C.S., Kajembe, G.C and Luoga , E.J. 2008. Socioeconomic

incentives and Biodiversity Conservation in General Lands: Experience

from Uluguru Mountains, Morogoro, Tanzania. Journal of Korean

Association of African Studies 22: 99-128.

9.1.24 Chingonikaya, E.E., Munishi, P.K.T. and Luoga, E.J., 2008.

Community Based Forest Management in Tanzania: Does this change

Rural Livelihoods? Journal of the Korean Association of African Studies

27: 269 – 294

9.1.25 Chingonikaya, E.E. Munishi P.K.T & Luoga, E.J. 2008. Consumption of

Forest Products in Small Holder Households at Village Forest

Reserves in Tanzania: A Case Study of Mgori Forest Reserve in

Singida District. Tanzania Journal of Development Studies. 8:79-94.

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9.1.26 Luoga E.J., D.A. Silayo, J.M.Abdallah, R.S. Shemdoe 2009 Tree species

diversity under pastoral and farming systems in Kilosa District, Tanzania.

Tanzania Journal of Forestry and Nature Conservation 79: 60-71

9.1.27 Chingonikaya, E.E. Munishi P.K.T., Luoga, E.J. and Kamile I.B.M. 2010. Governance Arrangements in a Participatory Forest Management Model: A Case of Mgori Forest Reserve in Singida District. Local Government Development Journal 2:58-77

9.1.28 Mpanda, M.M., Luoga, E.J., Kajembe, G.C., and Eid, T. 2011. Impact of

Forestland tenure changes on forest cover, stocking and Tree species

diversity in Amani Nature Reserve, Tanzania. Forests Trees and

Livelihood 20: 215 – 230

9.1.29 Mbwambo, L., T. Eid, R. E. Malimbwi, E. Zahabu, G. C. Kajembe & E. J.

Luoga, 2012. Impact of decentralised forest management on forest

resource conditions in Tanzania Forests, Trees and Livelihoods 21:97-113

9.1.30 Mbwambo, L., Kashaigili, J.J., T. Eid, R. E. Malimbwi, E. Zahabu, G. C.

Kajembe & E. J. Luoga, and Kayeye, H. 2012. Impact of decentralised

forest management on forest cover changes in north eastern Tanzania.

Tanzania Journal of Forestry and Nature Conservation 82:50-67

9.1.31 Sangeda, A.Z., Abdallah,J.M., Kajembe. G.S.,Luoga, E.J., and Hofstad,

O.(2012). Incentive optimizing model for communities living adjacent to

catchment forest reserves in Tanzania. Tanzania Journal of Forestry and

Nature conservation 82:36-49

9.1.32 Kitula, M.M., Kajembe, G.C., Zahabu,E., Luoga E.J., Katani, J.Z., Ngowi,

S.E and Eid, T. (2012). Influence of forest land tenure regimes on forest

conditions in Uluguru Mountains, Tanzania. Tanzania Journal of Forestry

and Nature conservation 82:36-49

9.2 Books and Book Chapters

9.2.1 Banana A., Buyinza M, Luoga, E. and Ongugo, P. 2010 Emerging Local

Economic and Social Dynamics Shaping East African Forest Landscapes.

In: Mery, G., Katila, P., Alfaro, R, Kanninen, M., Labovikov, M and Varjo,

J. (eds.): Forests and Society- Responding to Global Drivers of Change.

IUFRO World Series Vol 25, Vienna. pp315-335.

9.2.2 Malimbwi, R., Chidumayo, E., Zahabu, E. Kingazi, S., Misana, S., Luoga,

E.J., and Nduwamungu, J.N. 2010. Woodfuel. In:Chidumayo, E.N., and

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Gumbo,D.J. (eds). The Dry Forests and Woodlands of Africa: Managing

for products and services. Earthscan Forest Library, London. Pp 155-177

9.2.3 Mndeme, A.H., Nzunda, E.F. and Luoga, E.J. 2012. Effect of land use

planning on forest conservation in Kilosa District, Tanzania. In Cruz,

A.C.B. and Correa, R.E.G. (eds.), “Forest Management: Technology,

Practices and Impact” Nova Publishers. ISBN: 978-1-62081-359-1

https://www.novapublishers.com/catalog/product_info.php?products_id=2

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9.2.4 Abwoli Y Banana, Paul, O. Ongugo, William S. Gombya, Tadesse W.

Gole, Feyera, Sembata, Justine Namaalwa, Emmanuel J. Luoga, Joseph

Bahati, Lawrence A. Mbwambo, Valerie Graw and Franz W. Gatzweiler

2013. Forest Governance Reforms in Eastern Africa: A comparative

analysis of Institutions, Livelihood and Forest Sustainability Outcomes.. In

Franz W.Gatzweiler.(Ed) Institutional and Livelihood Changes in East

African Forest Landscapes: Decentralization and Institutional Change for

Sustainable Forest Management in Uganda, Kenya, Tanzania and

Ethiopia. Chapter 1 Pp 17-48.. ISBN 978-3-63462 (Print), E- ISBN 978-3-

653-03494-3 (E-book)

9.2.5 Emmanuel J. Luoga and George C. Kajembe 2013. The role of

institutions for sustainable livelihood in Eastern Africa Landscapes.

Experience from Tanzania. In Franz W.Gatzweiler.(Ed) Institutional and

Livelihood Changes in East African Forest Landscapes: Decentralization

and Institutional Change for Sustainable Forest Management in Uganda,

Kenya, Tanzania and Ethiopia. Chapter 2 Pp 49-64. ISBN 978-3-63462

(Print), E- ISBN 978-3-653-03494-3 (E-book)

9.2.6 Emmanuel J. Luoga, Paul Ongugo, George C. Kajembe, Dos-Santos A

Silayo and Njabha Lyatura 2013 Linking Mount Kilimanjaro forest

resources to institutional, socio-political and physical factors: A cross-

border comparative analysis. In Franz W.Gatzweiler.(Ed) Institutional and

Livelihood Changes in East African Forest Landscapes: Decentralization

and Institutional Change for Sustainable Forest Management in Uganda,

Kenya, Tanzania and Ethiopia. Chapter 14 Pp 253-284.. ISBN 978-3-

63462 (Print), E- ISBN 978-3-653-03494-3 (E-book)

9.3 Papers Submitted

9.3.1 Luoga, E.J., Witkowski E.T.F. and Balkwill, K. and Malimbwi R.E.

Population dynamics of three highly utilised miombo tree species: The

role of land-use, Plant size and Silvicultural Prescriptions: Tanzania

Journal of Forestry and Nature conservation

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9.3.2 Luoga, E.J., Witkowski E.T.F. and Balkwill, K. The impact of human

disturbances on arborescent species richness and diversity in miombo

woodlands of Kitulanghalo Forest Reserve and surrounding general

lands of eastern Tanzania. Tanzania Journal of Forestry and Nature

conservation

9.4 Proceedings, Papers Presented in Conferences and Workshops.

9.4.1 Malende, Y.M.B. and Luoga, E.J. 1991. The Role of Remote Sensing

Techniques under Tanzanian conditions. In Temu A.B. and R.E.

Malimbwi (Eds). Proceedings of The Multi–product Inventory of Tropical

Mixed Forests, IUFRO: August 5-9 1991, Arusha Tanzania. pp 79–92.

9.4.2 Luoga, E.J. 1995. Indigenous Knowledge and Sustainable Management

of Forest Resources in Tanzania. In: Malimbwi R.E. and E.J.Luoga 1995

(Eds). Proceedings of International Workshop on "Information acquisition

for sustainable management of natural forest resources of east central

and southern Africa. Arusha, Tanzania 31st October to 4th November

1994. Faculty of Forestry, Sokoine University of Agriculture, Morogoro.

pp 139–151.

9.4.3 Luoga, E.J., Witkowski E.T.F. and Balkwill, K. 2000. Economics and

Sustainability of Commercial Production of wood fuel in miombo

woodlands of eastern Tanzania. In Seydack, A.H.W., Vermeulen, W.J.,

and Vermeulen, C. (Eds) Proceedings, Natural Forests and Savanna

woodlands Symposium II, Knysina, South Africa, 5th to 9th September

1999. pp 158–162

9.4.4 Romero, C., Dovie, D., Gambiza, J. Luoga, E., Schmitt,S. and Grundy, I.

2001. Effects of commercial bark harvesting on Adansonia Digitata

(Baobab) in the Save Odzi-Valley, Zimbabwe with consideration for its

management. Institute of Environmental Sciences (IES) Working

Paper.18: 28–51

9.4.5 Shemwetta, D.T.K., Kajembe, G.C., Luoga, E.J., & Mwaipopo, C.S. 2004

The Role of Diverse Institutions in the Rule Conformance and Generation

of Conflicts over forest products in Tanzania. In: D.T.K. Shemwetta, E.J.

Luoga, G.C. Kajembe, S.S. Madoffe (Eds) Institutions, Incentives and

Conflicts In Forest management: A Perspective. Proceedings of the

Regional Conference of East African International Forestry Resources &

Institutions (IFRI) Research Network. Moshi, Tanzania. 12th –13th January

2004 pp 29-39

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9.4.6 Mbeyale, G.E., Kajembe, G.C. & Luoga, E.J. 2004 Analysis of

Institutional Changes in the Management of Common Pool Resources: A

Case of Mkomazi Valley, Same District, Tanzania. In: D.T.K. Shemwetta,

E.J. Luoga, G.C. Kajembe, S.S. Madoffe (Eds) Institutions, Incentives

and Conflicts In Forest management: A Perspective. Proceedings of the

Regional Conference of East African International Forestry Resources&

Institutions (IFRI) Research Network. Moshi, Tanzania. 12th –13th January

2004 pp 49-57

9.4.7 Kajembe, G.C., Shemwetta, D.T.K., Luoga, E.J. & Nduwamungu, J.

2004. Incentives for Sustainable Forest Management in Tanzania. In:

D.T.K. Shemwetta, E.J. Luoga, G.C. Kajembe, S.S. Madoffe (Eds)

Institutions, Incentives and Conflicts In Forest management: A

Perspective. Proceedings of the Regional Conference of East African

International Forestry Resources& Institutions (IFRI) Research Network.

Moshi, Tanzania 12th –13th January 2004 pp 80-91

9.4.8 Kajembe, G.C., Namubiru, E.L., Shemwetta, D.T.K., Luoga, E.J., &

Mwaipopo, C.S. 2004 The Impact of Rules in Forest Conservation in

Tanzania: A Case of Kwizu Forest Reserve, Same District, Kilimanjaro. In:

D.T.K. Shemwetta, E.J. Luoga, G.C. Kajembe, S.S. Madoffe (Eds)

Institutions, Incentives and Conflicts In Forest management: A

Perspective. Proceedings of the Regional Conference of East African

International Forestry Resources& Institutions (IFRI) Research Network.

Moshi, Tanzania12th –13th January 2004 pp 92-107

9.4.9 Luoga, E.J., Kajembe, G.C., and Mohamed, B.S. 2006. Impact of Joint

Forest Management on Handeni Hill Forest Reserve and Adjacent

Communities in Tanga, Tanzania. Paper presented to International

Association for Survival of Common Property (IASCP) Biennial Global

Conference: Mounting Challenges & New Realities. Bali, Indonesia 19 -

23rd June, 2006. http://dlc.dlib.indiana.edu/archive/00001956/.

9.4.10 Luoga, E.J., Ongugo, P.O., Kajembe, G.C., Shemwetta, D.T.K., Silayo,

D.A., Sigu, G. and Njuguna, J.W. 2006 Linking Mount Kilimanjaro forest

resources to institutional, socio-political and physical factors: A cross-

border comparative analysis. Tanzania IFRI Collaboration Research

Centre (CRC-TZ) Policy Paper, Morogoro, Tanzania

9.4.11 Abdallah, J.M., Ngeti, M.S., Silayo, D.A., Mombo, F., Shemdoe, R.M.,

Luoga, E.J., Lyimo,C. and Benjaminsen T.A. 2007. Situation Analysis of

Livelihoods under Pastoral –Farming Communities in Kilosa In Kinabo

L.D.B., and Abeli W.S. (Eds) 2007. Transforming Liivelihoods of

smallscale farmers: Contribution of Agricultural and Natural Resources

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Research. Proceeding if the First Annual PANTIL Research Workshop,

25th – 27th September, 2006, Morogoro. Pp 64-73

9.4.12 Mombo, F., Silayo, D.A., Abdallah, J.M., Ngeti, M.S., Shemdoe, R.M.,

Luoga, E.J., Lyimo,C. and Benjaminsen T.A. 2007. The role of Resource

on Farmers- Pastoralist Conflicts in Kilosa District, Tanzania. In Kinabo

L.D.B., and Abeli W.S. (Eds) 2007. Transforming Liivelihoods of

smallscale farmers: Contribution of Agricultural and Natural Resources

Research. Proceeding if the First Annual PANTIL Research Workshop,

25th – 27th September, 2006, Morogoro. Pp 74-81

9.4.13 Luoga, E.J., A.E. Billie, G.C. Kajembe, A. Songorwa, J.R. Kideghesho

2007 Natural Resources Use Conflicts and Their Socio-economic and

Ecological Implications in Mara River Basin, Tanzania. Paper Presented

in Population Reference Bureau (PRB) international conference Addis

Ababa, Ethiopia. 13th – 16th November 2007

9.4.14 Abdallah, J.M., Silayo, D.A., Mombo, F., Luoga, E.J., Lyimo,C. Shemdoe,

R.M., and Munishi, B. 2008. Capacity of local communities in Managing

Resource Conflicts in Kilosa District, Tanzania. In Batamuzi, E.K., Gimbi,

D.M., and Kurwijira L.R. (Eds) 2008. Food and Energy Crises:

Contribution and Challenges for Agricultural and Climate change

Research. Proceeding if the Third Annual PANTIL Research Workshop,

7th – 9th October, 2008, Dodoma. Pp 96-105

9.5 Editorial Contribution

9.5.1 Proceedings of International Workshop on "Information acquisition for

sustainable management of natural forest resources of East Central and

Southern Africa”. Arusha, Tanzania 31st October to 4th November 1994.

Faculty of Forestry, SUA Morogoro. 358pp.

9.5.2 Tanzania Journal of Forestry and Nature Conservation. Member of the

Editorial Board, 1999-2002.

9.5.3 Proceedings of Workshop on Monitoring and Evaluation of the National

Forest Programme (NFP), Morogoro Tanzania. 18th –20th February 2004.

69 pp.

9.5.4 Institutions, Incentives and Conflicts In Forest management: A

Perspective. Proceedings of the Regional Conference of East African

International Forestry Resources& Institutions (IFRI) Research Network.

Moshi, Tanzania12th –13th January 2004, 148pp.

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10 CONSULTANCY AND RESEARCH PROJECTS

10.1 External Evaluation of the WWF Lowland Coastal Forest Conservation

Project (Sept – October 1995). Funded by WWF Country Office, Dar-

es-Salaam.

10.2 Socio-economic aspects of Tree farming in Njombe District, Iringa

Region, Tanzania. (October– December 1995) Funded by

HIMA/DANIDA.

10.3 Evaluation of Policy on Tree seedling Production and Village Land

Afforestation in TFAP North Pare Project (July 1996). Funded by

TFAP/GTZ.

10.4 Reconnaissance Inventory of Timber, Biological Survey and Zonation

of the South Kilimanjaro catchment Forest. (August – November 2001).

Funded by Forest and Beekeeping Division, Ministry of Natural

Resources and Tourism. Tanzania.

10.5 Biological Survey of Nanganje and Kimboza Catchment Forest

Reserves (February-April 2000). Funded by Forest and Beekeeping

Division, Ministry of Natural Resources and Tourism, Tanzania

10.6 Preparation of Capacity Building Plan in the Districts that Management

of Natural Resources Programme (MNRP) operates in Tanzania.

(November- December 2003) Funded by the Ministry of Natural

Resources and Tourism, Tanzania.

10.7 Socio-economic survey and baseline studies in Ruvu fuelwood pilot

project (RFPP) & HASHI/ICRAF agroforestry project (May-July 2004).

Funded by NORAD and the Tanzania Forestry Research Institute

(TAFORI).

10.8 Best management practices of the rotational woodlots and ngitili

(fodder reserve) systems in Shinyanga and Tabora regions, Tanzania

(July-September 2004). Funded by NORAD and the Tanzania Forestry

Research Institute (TAFORI).

10.9 Local Livelihoods and Life Support Contributions of Dry Forests and

Trees: A case of Kimani Forest Reserve and Kimani River in Great

Ruaha Sub-basin, Tanzania (April-October 2004). Funded by

CIFOR/SIDA.

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10.10 Updating Forest Management Plan for SUA Training Forest

(MNRT/SUA) in Arusha Tanzania (Jan – May 2006) Funded by

Sokoine University of Agriculture and Ministry of Natural Resources

and Tourism (MNRT)

10.11 Preparation of a Monitoring and Evaluation (M & E) system for the

Tanzania Forest Conservation and Management Project (TFCMP) of

Forestry and Beekeeping Division (FBD) of the Ministry of Natural

Resources and Tourism (MNRT) (June-August 2006) Funded by World

Bank (WB).

10.12 Water Availability and Access in reducing farmers-pastoralists conflicts

for sustainable livestock production in Kilosa District. PANTIL Ongoing

Project No 022, SUA, Morogoro (June 2007 – July 2010) Funded by

Royal Norwegian Government.

10.13 Impact of Fire on the soil in relation to regeneration of miombo and

savanna woodlands of semi-arid and dryland ecosystem of Tanzania

and Ethiopia. (July 2007 – Ongoing). Funded by the African Forest

Research Network (AFORNET).

10.14 Assessing the impact of forestland tenure changes of forest resources

and rural livelihoods in Tanzania Ongoing (2007- Ongoing) Project with

ID : NUFUTZ-2007/10226 Funded by the Norwegian Government

through Norwegian University of Life Science

10.15 Interaction between land use, land management practices, socio-

economic aspects and land degradation in Lake Victoria Basin.

Ongoing (2007- Ongoing)Collaborative Victoria Research (VICRES)

project funded by SIDA

10.16 Joint Review of Participatory Forest Management (PFM) Programme in

Tanzania, (September to October 2008. Funded by DANIDA, FINIDA,

WB and FBD

10.17 Preparation of a Monitoring and Evaluation (M & E) system for the

Ministry of Livestock Development and Fisheries (MLDF). (July 2008 –

December 2008) Funded by MLDF through ASDP basket funding.

10.18 Review of the Hunting Industry in Tanzania (July to December 2008)

Funded by Ministry of Natural Resources and Tourism (MNRT) through

the Wildlife Fund.

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10.19 Research Project on “Biofuel Development, Local Resources Rights

and Governance in Africa and Asia”. ( November 2009 – July 2012 ) In

collaboration with CIFOR Bogor, Indonesia. Funded by CAPRi.

10.20 Training Community Based Organizations (CBO) Members On

Sustainable Forest Management Practices. Building REDD Readiness

In the Masito Ugalla Ecosystem Pilot Area In Support of Tanzania’s

National REDD Strategy (16-22 September 2010). Jane Goodall

Institute, Kigoma Tanzania

10.21 Training Community Based Organizations (CBO) Members On

Sustainable Forest Management Practices. Building REDD Readiness

In the Masito Ecosystem Area In Support of Tanzania’s National REDD

Strategy (21st -23rd September 2011). Jane Goodall Institute, Kigoma

Tanzania

10.22 Research Project on Enhancing the Measuring, Reporting and

Verification (MRV) of forests in Tanzania through the application of

Advanced Remote Sensing Techniques. (May 2011- April 2014). In

Collaboration with 6 Norwegian Institutes, and University of Dar es

Salaam (IRA). Funded by the Royal Government of Norway.

10.23 Collection and synthesis of REDD (Reduced Emissions from Forest

Degradation and Deforestation) related literature and Land Use

information in Tanzania. Responsible for data collection, analysis,

Monitoring and Project Administration (July 2011 – June 2012) Funded

by FAO Tanzania

10.24 Establishment of Public-Private Partnership in REDD + Activities

through a Landscape Approach in Mbeya Region, Tanzania

Responsible for: Data collection, Preparation of Inception report and

Preparation of Proposal (December 2012 – November 2014) Funded

by Royal Norwegian Gov. through Tanzania REDD Secretariat

10.25 Developing National Communication Strategy on Environmental

Sustainability, Growth and Poverty Reduction. Responsible for: Data

collection, Preparation of Inception report and Preparation of the

Communication Strategy (March 2013 – June 2014) Funded by UNDP

and Coordinated by Director of Environment, Vice President’s Office.

10.26 Opportunities and challenges to developing REDD+ benefit sharing

mechanisms in developing countries (Work Package 6 & 7). Cross

Country project in Indonesia, Tanzania and Peru. (March 2013 -To

date) Funded by European Commission (EC) through CIFOR

10.27 Mapping of the Remaining Unprotected Natural Forests and

Assessment of their resources and threats as a roadmap to conserve

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Eastern Afromontane Biodiversity Hotspot in Ludewa , Tanzania (Feb

2014 – Todate) Funded by Critical Ecosystem Partnership Fund

(CEPF).

11 SPECIAL ASSIGNMENTS

- Data Manager, International Forestry Resources and Institutions (IFRI)

Research Programme, 2001- 2013

- Secretary, Tanzania Association of Foresters (TAF), 2001-2003

- External Examiner, School of Natural Resources, The Copper Belt University,

Kitwe, Zambia 2002- 2005

- Treasurer, Tanzania Association of Ethno-Science, 2003- 2012

- Member of the SUA University-wide advisory committee, 2003- 2006.

- Facilitator, The workshop on Monitoring and Evaluation of the National Forest

Programme (NFP), February 2004.

- Chairman, National Accreditation Council for Technical Education (NACTE)

accreditation Team of the Forestry Training Institute (FTI), Olmotonyi, Arusha.

18th –21st April 2004.

- Deputy Secretary, Sokoine University Academic Staff Association (SUASA),

2004- 2008

- Component 3 (Entrepreneurship and Job Market Preparation) Leader. Of the

SUA-FOCAL (Future Opportunities and Challenges for Agricultural Learning)

Programme 2005 – 2006

- Sub component Leader (Job Market Preparation) of the SUA-PANTIL

(Programme for Agriculture and Natural Resources Transformation for

Improved Livelihood) 2006-2010

- Head of Department. Department of Forest Mensuration and Management,

Faculty of Forestry and Nature Conservation, Sokoine University of

Agriculture. 2008 –2014

- Member and Chairperson of the Strategic Plan Committee of the Faculty of

Forestry and Nature Conservation, Sokoine University of Agriculture. 2008 –

2014

- Member of the Faculty Board of the Faculty of Forestry and Nature

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Conservation, Sokoine University of Agriculture. 2008 –2014

- Chairperson of Board of Directors; Tanzania Forestry Research Institute

(TAFORI) August 2009 – August 2012)

- External Examiner, University of Dar es Salaam, Institute of Resource

Assessment (IRA), Tanzania 2009 – To date

- Assistant Coordinator, Capacity Building and Institutional Collaboration (CBIC)

Component of the EPINAV (Enhancing Pro-poor innovations in Natural

Resources and Agricultural Value Chains) Programme, Sokoine University of

Agriculture 2010 – 2014.

- Member of the Biofuel Technical Advisory Group (BTAG) under the Ministry of

Energy and Minerals (MEM). 2011 - 2013

- External Examiner, University of Makerere, Uganda. College of Agricultural

and Environmental Sciences, Department of Forestry, Biodiversity and

Tourism 2012– To date

- Member of the National Accreditation Council for Technical Education

(NACTE) Board on Science and Allied Technologies (SAT) 2013 To date

- Deputy Vice Chancellor (Planning, Finance Administration). Mbeya University

of Science and Technology (MUST) February 2014 –To date

12 INTERNATIONAL TRAVELS

Countries, (Years and Reasons for travel)

1. Zambia (1990, Study tour) (1997, Workshop) (2002, Academics) (2004,

Meeting), (2007, Meeting)

2. Norway (1992, Study) (1994, Study) (2012, Workshop)

3. Uganda (1995, Workshop) (2005, Conference,) (2009, Conference)

(2014, 2015, External Examination)

4. South Africa (1996, Study) (1998, Study) (2000, Study) (2001, Study)

(2003, Conference)

5. Zimbabwe (1997, Study tour) (1999, Workshop) (2004, Meeting) (2005,

Meeting)

6. Sri Lanka (1997, Workshop) (2009, Workshop)

7. Malawi (1998, Workshop) (2003, Workshop)

8. Kenya (2001, Study tour) (2002, Workshop) (2003, Workshop) (2005,

Workshop) (2006, Workshop) (2010, Workshop) (2012, Study Tour)

(2013, Conference)

9. United States of America (2002, Workshop) (2002, Training) (2005,

Visiting Scholar)

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10 Mexico (2004, Meeting)

11 Indonesia (2006, Conference) (2009, Workshop)

12 Ethiopia (2007, Conference) (2008, Meeting) (2009, Meeting)

13 India (2011, Conference)

14 Germany (2011, Conference)

15 Rwanda (2013, Meeting)

16 Sweden (2013, Conference)

13 LANGUAGES

Fluently read, write and speak English and Kiswahili.

Signature: Date: 23/06/2017