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Teshome Hunduma Mulesa
  • Postdoktor
    • Fakultet for landskap og samfunn
    • Institutt for internasjonale miljø- og utviklingsstudier, Noragric
+4767231370
teshome.mulesa@nmbu.no
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Teshome Hunduma is a postdoctoral research fellow at the Department of International Environment and Development Studies (Noragric). Teshome’s research focuses on the governance of crop diversity and seed systems for improving smallholder farmers’ seed security in the Global South. His current research project looks at how farmers can readily access crop diversity by developing models for strengthening the connection between genebanks and national seed systems. Before joining Noragric, Teshome worked as an advisor at the Development Fund of Norway, where he coordinated the organization's agricultural biodiversity policy and program support in Asia and Africa. In Ethiopia, Teshome worked for Haramaya University, a pioneer agricultural university, and the national genebank of the Ethiopian Biodiversity Institute.

  • Fagfelt
    • Governance of seed and PGRFA
    • Seed systems
    • Seed security
    • Smallholder agriculture
  • Publikasjoner
    Liste med publikasjoner fra min forskning. (Cristin)
    1. Navigating toward resilient and inclusive seed systems
    2. Book Review: Ethiopia and Food Security- What We Know, How We Know It, and Future Options
    3. Sowing seeds of security: A multilevel perspective on the governance of plant genetic resources and seed systems in Ethiopia
    4. Politics of seeds in Ethiopia’s agricultural transformation: pathways to seed system development.
    5. Pluralistic Seed System Development: A Path to Seed Security?
    6. Against the grain? A historical institutional analysis of access governance of plant genetic resources for food and agriculture in Ethiopia.
    7. The role of community seed banks in achieving farmers' rights.
    8. The GMO debate is a democratic test for liberalizing Ethiopia.
    9. Access to genes: linkages between genebanks and farmers’ seed systems.
    10. Book review: Overcoming Agricultural and Food Crises in Ethiopia.  
    11. From Genebanks to Farmers. A study of approaches to introduce genebank material to farmers’ seed systems.
    12. Supporting community seed banking practices.
    13. Banking for the future:  Savings, security, and seeds. 
    14. Local Crop Genetic Resource Utilization and Management in Gindeberet, west-central Ethiopia.
  • Undervisning

    https://www.nmbu.no/emne/EDS101

    https://www.nmbu.no/emne/EDS102

    https://www.nmbu.no/emne/EDS315

    https://www.nmbu.no/emne/EDS352

    https://www.nmbu.no/emne/EDS355

    https://www.nmbu.no/course/M30-IR

     

  • Forskning & prosjekt

    Prosjekter

    Seed security: a multilevel perspective on seed system development in Ethiopia
    The overall objective of the study is to assess seed systems as social-ecological systems with an emphasis on agro-ecological, social, cultural, economic and political variables.

    Forskningsprosjekter med nettside utenfor NMBU

    Biodiversity for Opportunities, Livelihoods and Development
    Sowing Seeds of Security: A Multilevel Perspective on the Governance of Plant Genetic Resources and Seed Systems in Ethiopia

    Forskningsområder

    Tema: 

    • Landbruk
    • Naturforvaltning
    • Agronomi
    • Utvikling

    Spesialområder: 

    • Seed system development

    Forskningsområder: 

    • Landbruksfag

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