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Kalumba Abraham
Economics graduate and field researcher working on clean energy, energy access and sustainable development, with a background in finance and communications.
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NO. 01Presenting at a CEDCA-Uganda community session
NO. 02In the field, Rural Renewable Energy MSMEs study
NO. 03CEDCA-Uganda National Policy Conference, Makerere UniversityHow much subsidisation is needed to support electric cooking adoption. My role: field data collection and community mobilisation.
How rural renewable energy enterprises can support low-carbon agriculture, with farmer trainings evaluated by a randomised control trial in six maize-growing districts. My role: baseline and endline data collection, community mobilisation, some farmer trainings and field logistics.
Clean cooking adoption and household welfare in rural districts, under the CLASP Results-Based Financing programme. My role: key informant interviews, household data collection, field and interview reports, and respondent data management.
The relationship between economic activity and the conservation of Mabira Forest. My role: field data collection, community mobilisation and logistics.
Consent forms, field documentation, respondent visit plans and logistics.
Key informant interviews and household and farmer surveys, using KoboToolbox on mobile devices.
Respondent datasets organised in Excel: filtering, merging, geo-sorting and route clustering.
Interview reports from transcripts and field narrative reports covering five districts.
I am an economics graduate and a Research Assistant at the Environment for Development (EfD) Makerere Centre. My fieldwork covers clean cooking, energy access and rural agricultural transitions, using key informant interviews, household and farmer surveys, and randomised control trials. Alongside this, I have trained in financial markets and sustainable finance, worked in digital banking, and now work in communications for the SASA Alliance. I hope to contribute to energy and human development policy.
Key informant interviews, household and farmer surveys, randomised control trials, farmer trainings and field logistics. Supervisor: Dr. Aisha Nanyiti.
Social media, website, content calendars, newsletters and briefs, with partners Jhpiego, Pathfinder and PPD ARO. Based in Kampala.
Cumulative GPA 3.67 out of 5.0.
Completion certificate, April to June 2024.
CIRTification: Community Involvement in Research Training.
UNDP SDG Finance Academy, introductory course.
Digital banking services.