CURRICULUM VITAE ETORNYO AGBEKO CSIR-Water Research Institute Tamale Office P. O. Box TL. 695 Tamale Cell phone: +233 (0)24 585 7063 E-mail: [email protected] NATIONALITY Ghanaian MARITAL STATUS Married PROFESSION Research Scientist and Environmentalist VISION To serve my generation through knowledge sharing and scientific research for socio-economic development EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND CV- AGBEKO ETORNYO 2014 – Certificate, Short Course under the Project Climate Change Adaptation Research and Training capacity for Development. University of Ghana, Legon. (January, 2014). 2012 – Certificate “Environmental Management for sustainable Cage Aquaculture Development”. University of Stirling, UK. 2011 – Master of Philosophy Degree in Fisheries Science. University of Ghana, Legon, Accra. (Thesis on Climate change) 2011 – Certificate in Water Evaluation and Planning System (WEAP) model. Stockholm Environmental Institute, USA. 2009 – Certificate in Environmental Impact Assessment. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) training School, Accra. 2007 – Proficiency Certificate in Analytical Methods for Full Physico-Chemical Analysis of Water and Waste Waters. CSIRWater Research Institute, Accra. 2006 – Bachelor of Science (Hons) Agriculture Technology (Renewable Natural Resources option). University for Development Studies, Tamale. Page 1 RELEVANT Research Scientist /Project Coordinator: CSIR-Water Research Institute, Tamale Office. Ghana. Project title: Enhancing food security EXPERIENCE through cage fish culture and water conservation by reafforestation of reservoirs in northern Ghana” project, under the Food Security and Environment Facility (FSEF), Ministry of Local Government and Rural Development (MLGRD). (April, 2013 - December, 2015) Lecturer, Climate Change course; ESPM 502 and Environmental Thought and Policy course; ESPM 503. MSc. Environmental Science program. Institute of Local Government Studies (ILGS), Graduate school, Tamale campus. (Part-time, January,2013 till date) Project leader: CSIR-Water Research Institute, Tamale Office. Ghana. Project title: “Enhancement of fish production and water conservation in dugouts for Climate Change Adaptation in south-western part of Yendi municipal area” (Oct. 2011- March. 2013). Graduate Student Research Assistant: CSIR-Water Research Institute, Accra. Under the Project: “Rethinking Water Storage for Climate Change Adaptation in Sub-Saharan Africa”. (Sept. 2008 – Dec. 2010) Research Scientist /undergraduate student trainer: Conducts fish stock/catch assessment, baseline survey for aquaculture, water quality monitoring and Aquatic related Climate Change impacts research. Also, involved in practical training of undergraduate students Techniques used for tilapia monosex production from the University for Development Studies, Nyankpala Campus at the CSIR-Water Research Institute, Tamale.(July 2011- Till date). Environmental Impact Assessment Committee member: Review Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) reports for projects in Northern Region (2008). RELEVANT PUBLICATIONS Asante, F., Agbeko, E., Addae G. and Quainoo, A. K. (2014). Bioaccumulation of Heavy metals in water, sediments and tissues of some selected fishes from the Red Volta of Ghana. British Journal of Applied Science & Technology. 44: 594-603. CV- AGBEKO ETORNYO Agbeko, E., Kwarfo-Apegyah, K., Akongyuure, D.N. (2014). Page 2 Optimization of dugout fisheries for climate Change adaptation in Northern Region, Ghana. Journal of Energy and Natural Resources Management. JENRM, Vol. I, No. 1, 63-68. Agbeko, E, Sakyi, P, Obeng A. K. and Quainoo A. K. (2014). A sustainable production of Maggots (squatts) as live food for Nile tilapia (Oreochromis niloticus). International Journal of Multidisciplinary Research and Development 2014; 1(1): 56-60 Agbeko, E. (2012). Impact of Climate change on water quality for fishery production: A study of Vea Reservoir in the Volta Basin. Lap lambert Academic Publishing GmbH and Co. KG. Germany. 165p. (BOOK). Agbeko, E, Wiafe, G., Amisigo, B., and Nunoo, F.K.E (2012). Projection of extreme events of climate change on reservoir water storage in the Volta basin of Ghana. Conference paper abstract: rd 2012 Biannual 3 West African Quaternary Research Association th th International workshop, Accra. 8 -12 October 2012. Agbeko, E. and Amisigo, B. (2011). Effects of Climate change – the anthropogenic factor on Vea Reservoir. Conference Poster presentation: 3rd Ghana Water Forum, Accra. 5th -7th September 2011. Agbeko, E. (2007). Set up water development policy. Daily Graphic Newspaper, Accra. Monday 31 December 2007:p10. Agbeko, E. (2006). Restore Chemu Lagoon now. Daily Graphic Newspaper, Accra. Wednesday 20 September 2006:p9 Agbeko, E. (2006). Decline in Volta Lake fisheries-the way out. Daily Graphic Newspaper, Accra. Saturday 9 December 2006:p7. REFEREES Dr. (Mrs.) R. E. M. Entsua-Mensah (Deputy- Director General) Council for Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR) Head Office, Accra. Tel. 233- (0)24-4670410 Email: [email protected] CV- AGBEKO ETORNYO Page 3 Dr. H.R Dankwa (Head of Fishery Division) CSIR-Water Research Institute P.O. Box M.32, Accra. Tel. 233- (0)20-8151877 Email: [email protected] Dr. B.A. Amisigo, (Senior Research Scientist & Thesis supervisor) CSIR-Water Research Institute & University of Ghana) P.O. Box M.32, Accra. Tel. 233- (0)24-3947476 Email: [email protected] CV- AGBEKO ETORNYO Page 4
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