Ripple Effect
Moges Alemu is an experienced professional specializing in emergency response and project coordination within the agricultural sector. Currently serving as the Emergency Response Field Coordinator at Welthungerhilfe since April 2022, Moges also holds the position of Project Coordinator at Send a Cow since May 2019. Previous roles include Livelihoods Program Officer at Dan Church Aid, where responsibilities encompassed livelihood development for Eritrean refugees and coordinating multiple projects in response to drought conditions. Early career experience includes positions as Horticulturist, Agronomist, and Development Agent at the Ministry of Agriculture in Ethiopia from 1984 to 1996. Moges holds a Bachelor's Degree in Plant Production and Dryland Farming from Hawassa University, a Post Graduate Certificate in Development Policy Planning and Management from the University of Birmingham, and a Diploma in Crop Production and Protection Technology from Alemaya College of Agriculture.
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Ripple Effect
Rural Africa is rich with opportunity: with resourceful communities, and land from which food and futures can grow 🌱 But families face poverty that is extreme, cruel, and worst of all – unnecessary. The knowledge and skills needed for farmers to grow more and sell more is often lost. And now the climate crisis is threatening to push millions of people back into extreme poverty. We’re creating a wave of change in rural Africa. It starts when we bring farmers together with community trainers and experienced peer farmers to share ideas and learn new skills. The focus is on practical approaches that help them grow more and sell more, so they can invest in their farms’ and families’ futures. But we don’t stop there. The effect grows, because for every family we work with, 3 more families benefit too. Farmers share what they learn with their neighbours and communities. Then those farmers do the same. Soon thousands, then hundreds of thousands, experience the benefits, in communities where everyone is included, and everyone thrives. It’s efficient, effective and builds a momentum that spreads far beyond our programmes. Ripple Effect currently works in six African countries: Burundi, Ethiopia, Kenya, Rwanda, Uganda and Zambia. Our operations are carbon positive. In partnership with WECIL, we are committed to becoming a Disability Confident Employer. Ripple Effect is proud to be an Environmental Partner of '1% for the Planet', a global network which sees member businesses commit to donating at least 1% of their sales to approved non-profit organisations tackling environmental issues and the climate crisis. Ripple Effect is the trading name of Send a Cow. It is a charity registered in England and Wales (299717) and Scotland (SC049792) which is a company limited by guarantee (02290024). Registered office is at The Old Estate Yard, Newton St Loe, Bath, BA2 9BR.