Armara Macimiliam Galwab

I am a self-motivated and result-oriented climate change and livelihoods professional with two master's degrees in climate change and Agriculture and rural development from the University of Nairobi and Kenya Methodist University respectively. Am currently finalizing my Ph.D. research Thesis on the impact of climate variability on livelihood choices and Gender roles among pastoral and agro-pastoral communities in Marsabit County, Kenya from the University of Nairobi. I have also in the past undertaken short courses on data analysis (SPSS, R programming) and advanced research design. I want to make my contribution to a better living environment anywhere in the world, specifically with research in the fields of climate change, gender, and drylands resource management. Out of this disposition is my desire to effect change through practicing safe and improved technology to increase production and health standards.