Brown Kayirinde Ndhlovu

Brown Kayirinde Ndhlovu is a water scientist with extensive experience in sustainable water management and ecosystem research. Currently serving as a Consultant at the International Water Management Institute since February 2018, Brown focuses on the monitoring and reporting of Sustainable Development Goals related to natural resources, conducting ecosystem analyses for the Limpopo River basin, and contributing to policy briefs and project reports. Prior roles include Junior Researcher at Rivers of Life, where Brown collected socio-ecological data for e-flow studies, and water management specialist and agriculture officer at Lunjika Seventh-Day Adventist Mission, overseeing water supply infrastructure and agricultural irrigation. Brown's career began with an internship at Lilongwe Water Board, engaging in water quality testing and analysis. Brown holds a Bachelor's degree in Water Resources Management and Development from Mzuzu University.