and implemented many programs in east africa on behalf of the AU,UN,IMF,world bank..etc
and here are the men behind the institue
Dr. Ali Issa Abdi (American) has MBA in International Finance and PhD in Economics.
Dr. Abdi worked as Senior Economist and Manager at the International Monetary Fund for nearly three decades. Most recent assignments at the IMF were as an Advisor in the African region, and Senior Resident Representative in Tanzania (2001-04) and in Ethiopia (1998-2001). Other professional experience includes work as an economist with Citibank and the Central Bank of Somalia; and lecturer in economics at several universities in the United States.
Dr. Abdi provided macroeconomic policy advice to more than 30 countries in Africa, Middle East and the Western Hemisphere, during his distinguished career at the IMF. He participated in the formulation of economic and social policy reforms in many countries in Africa, including Ghana and Nigeria (in the West); Eritrea, Ethiopia, Tanzania, and Uganda (in the East), and Mauritius, Mozambique and Zimbabwe (in the South). Dr. Abdi led staff teams that conducted annual consultations and program negotiations with, and provided technical assistance to member countries of the IMF for many years. Dr. Abdi’s many publications include a book on commercial banks and economic development in Eastern Africa, and articles on economic development and monetary systems, as well as reforms and transformation in low income countries.
Mr. Mohammed Burale Farah (Somali-Ethiopian) holds M. Sc in Water Resources (Irrigation and Drainage Engineering). He also completed several post-graduate studies in agriculture, water resources development planning and on-farm water resources management from USA Universities of Washington, Utah and Colorado.
He is the current Chairman of the Executive Board of HESPI and a Senior Associate. He has an M.Sc. Water Resources (Irrigation & Drainage Engineering). From 1968 to present, Mr. Farah has been engaged in both professional and high level managerial tasks in the fields of Management, policy planning, and development of agriculture, rural and water resources/irrigation in Somalia and countries in the Middle East, Africa and Asia. Mr. Farah joined the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) in 1982 and his assignments at the FAO were: FAO Country Representative in Pakistan (2007-09) and in Sierra Leone (2002-06); in Iraq FAO North Iraq Coordinator (1997-2002); in Yemen FAO Project Manager (1990-94); in Sierra Leone FAO Project Manager (1985-90); and Saudi Arabia as FAO Irrigation Expert (1982-85).
Other professional and management experiences include work in Somalia as Senior Technical Advisor to the Minister of Agriculture and Chairman of the National Water Resources Development Committee (1980-82); General Manager of the Somali-Libyan Agricultural Development Company (1975-80) and Director of the Irrigation Department Ministry of Agriculture (1968-75).
Mr. Ali Abdulkadir Farah (Somali) worked as an official of the United Nations. Senior Information Officer and Editor at the UN Economic Commission for Africa (UNECA).
He covered economic developments in the region, including poverty reduction, trade and debt issues, as well as prepared press and special briefings (1984-89, 1991-99 & 2003-05). Registration officer of the UN Western Sahara mission (1999-2003). Information Officer/Spokesman, UN Iran and Iraq mission (1989-91). Qatar Times News Editor (1982-84); Chief Correspondent, Dubai Times (1976-82); and Director Foreign languages programming of Radio Mogadishu (1968-76).
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