Page 1 of 5 First Previous [1] 2 3 4 5 Next Last. Afonso Madope is a Mozambican conservation and biodiversity expert with 30 years of experience in advancing conservation initiatives throughout Mozambique, working 9 years at Office Forestry and Wildlife at the Ministry of Agriculture, first as a technical expert and later as the National Director of the Office of Forestry and Wildlife and also served as the Inhambane Provincial Director for Agriculture and as the National Director for for Conservation Areas at the Ministry of Tourism.
Then helped oversee de-mining efforts in and around Gorongosa National Park through a project funded by the European Union before coordinating the Mozambique Conservation Areas for Biodiversity and Development Project, known as Mozbio, on behalf of the Ministry of Environment and Rural Development. WCS is a US nonprofit, tax-exempt, private organization established in that saves wildlife and wild places by understanding critical issues, crafting science-based solutions, and taking conservation actions that benefit nature and humanity.
Afonso Madope. Orlanda is a Mozambican Human Resources Leader Expert, with over 20 years of experience working in multinational, and multicultural workplaces leading all Human Resources function aspects, by advising the Executive, on managing digital transformation as well as promoting cultural diversity. Also developed and implemented strategic and operational HR plans through various planning cycles.
Orlanda Manhica led successful negotiations with Unions from different industries, employees and enforced local and international HR compliance in the organizations. High skilled in building strategic partnerships with good communication skills, has the current human capital practices that attract and retain top talent, as well as develops strategies that motivate teams and individuals to achieve business objectives.
Michael Baxter. At OzMozis she was involved in the conception, planning, elaboration and implementation of a few projects, ranging from agricultural based projects to projects in the extractive industry. Erica Bernardo.
