CURRICULUM VITAE (CV)

Personal Particulars
Full Name: Emmanuel Patroba Mhache
Date of Birth: December 24th 1970
Place of Birth: Moshi ®, Kilmanjaro
Marital Status: Married with one wife and one child
Sex: Male
Nationality: Tanzanian
Contacts: P.O. Box 78402, Dar es Salaam,
Tanzania.
E-mail: ngorora@yahoo.com, ngororamhache@gmail.com
Mobile: 0754 383 416
Academic Qualifications
University Education:
October 2002 to September 2004
Master of Arts in Geography and Environmental Management (M.A. GEM) obtained from the University of Dar es Salaam.
September 1995 to June 1998
Bachelor of Arts (B.A) Degree; First Class Degree Honours in Land Use Planning and Environmental Studies, from the University of Dar es Salaam.
Secondary Education:
1991 to 1993 and1987 to 1990
Advanced Level Certificate of Secondary Education studied in Tanga, Galanos Secondary School and Ordinary Level Certificate of Secondary Education in Kilimanjaro, Natiro Secondary School respectively.
Research Experience
July 23rd 2003 to September 19th 2003
As a Researcher: Impacts of Tree Planting on the Livelihood of Communities in Unguja, Zanzibar.
As a Research Assistant: Interaction between Forest Plantation and Community and its Impact on Biodiversity in Zanzibar, Tanzania. This research was done in collaboration with the Lecturers and Students of the University of Dare es Salaam and University of Turku, Finland.
Training, Seminars, Workshops and Conferences Attended
March 6th 2000 to April 6th 2000: Attended and completed PRIDE Credit Officers Induction Training courses and awarded Certificate upon successful completion of the training conducted in Nairobi, Kenya.
December 8th 2004 to December 9th 2004
Attended and participated in a seminar held in the University of Turku, Finland. In that seminar I presented a paper with heading: Pete Village, Life and Environment. This village is located Southern Zanzibar.
December 16th 2004 to December 17th 2004
Participated in a Seminar workshop organized by Organization for Social Science Research in Eastern and Southern Africa (OSSREA). In this two-day seminar I presented paper titled, “Impacts of Tree Planting on the Livelihood of Communities in Unguja, Zanzibar”.
1st July 2007 Attended seminar on writing of study material and course outline for a proposed B.Sc. Degree Programme in Environment Studies held in the Conference room of Giraffe Jangwani Hotel Beach and 22nd August to 24th August 2007 I attended and successfully completed seminar on Project Management Skills and Techniques organized by the Open University of Tanzania held at the Morogoro Hotel – Morogoro, Tanzania.
28th August 2007: Gender sensitization seminar for academic staff held at the Open University of Tanzania. It was a one day seminar.
Other Qualifications:
Computer knowledge especially in Microsoft Word, Microsoft Power Point as well as data entry and analysis using Microsoft Excel and Statistical Package for Social Sciences (SPSS). I am familiar with remote sensing and GIS because I studied these causes.
Employment Records:
April 17th 2000 to July 30th 2003 and 17th March, 2005 to 30th September, 2006: Working with PRIDE Tanzania Limited, as a Credit Officer and Micro Finance Information Officer (MIS Officer)
August 2005 to 1st October, 2006
Working with The Open University of Tanzania as Part-Time Lecturer in Geography, while 2nd October, 2006 to date: Working with The Open University of Tanzania as an Assistant Lecturer in Geography.
Publications:
Mhache E. P. 2005. Impacts of Tree Planting on the Livelihood of Communities in Unguja, Zanzibar. Turku University Department of Geography. Publication B. Nr 1.
Mhache E. P. 2005. Muingiliano Kati ya Mashamba ya Misitu ya Serikali ya Kupandwa na ya Jamii na Athari Zake Katika Bioanuwai Zanzibar, Tanzania. Turku University Department of Geography. Publication B. Nr 4.
Mhache E. P. 2007. Deforestation as an Obstacle to Sustainable Development: The role of Higher Learning Institutions in Sustainable Responses. Published paper in Huria Journal Vol. 2 /No. 1 of 2007.
Referees:
1. Dr. Elias Songoyi,
The Open University of Tanzania (OUT),
P.O. Box 23409,
Phone No. 0784 773 466
E-mail: eliasnandi@yahoo.co.uk
Dar es Salaam.

2. Dr. Jacqueline Bundala,
The Open University of Tanzania (OUT),
Geography Department,
P.O. Box 23409,
Phone No. 0714 256 501,
E-mail: mwibu@yahoo.co.uk
Dar es Salaam.