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Emnet CV - EIB - Junior Climate Consultant
Emnet CV - EIB - Junior Climate Consultant
Addis Abeba,Ethiopia
I am writing to express my keen interest in the junior Climate Finance and Climate-Smart Agricultural Consultant
position at European Investment Bank. With over 6 years of experience in the financial sector, specializing in
climate smart agriculture, green finance, credit and market risk management, and ESG best practices, I am
confident in my ability to make a significant contribution to your organization. I am impressed by your company’s
commitment to addressing climate change through sustainable investment strategies. The prospect of working in
a progressive organization focused on climate finance is truly exciting. My background aligns well with the
requirements outlined in the job description.
My professional journey includes roles as a climate finance consultant at various consultancy firms and
experience in market analysis related to the Programme. I hold a bachelor's degree in agricultural economics, am
pursuing a master's degree in agribusiness and value chain management, and am currently a PhD candidate in
environment and development studies. These qualifications have equipped me with a solid foundation in financial
management, business administration, and environmental economics.
Throughout my career, I have supported financial institutions in climate risk advisory services and the
implementation of green financing initiatives. My expertise in credit and market risk management, coupled with
my experience in developing risk management strategies for climate-related investments, positions me well to
contribute effectively to company's objectives. I am proficient in climate risk reporting frameworks like EIB, TCFD,
and IFRS, as well as methodologies used by international financial institutions. My practical knowledge of EU
policies and investment stakeholders in climate change and finance, gained through involvement in bilateral and
multilateral programs, further enhances my capabilities. Thank you for considering my application. I have
attached my resume for your review and am available for further discussions on how I can contribute to your
organization's success.
Sincerely,
Emnet Gashaw
CONTACT
EMNET GASHAW
Addis Abeba, Ethiopia
251-923200168
emnigashaw@gmail.com
https://www.linkedin.com/in/emnet-gashaw
OBJECTIVE
To work in an environment which encourages me to succeed and grow
professionally where I can utilize my skills and knowledge appropriately.
EXPERIENCE
01.02. 2023 - Market Risk Analyst
27.03.2024 ET ALIM TRADING PLC
Conducted market risk analysis and developed risk management strategies
for a portfolio of financial products.
Monitored market trends and provided recommendations for optimizing
investment strategies.
Collaborated with cross-functional teams to assess and mitigate climate-
related risks in investment portfolios.
Prepared risk reports and presented findings to senior management and
stakeholders.
Assisted in the development and implementation of ESG practices within the
organization.
07.08.2021 - Lecturer
02.01.2023 Wolkite University Department of Agribussines and ValueChain Mangement,
Wolkite University
A lecturer of Agribussiness and Value Chain Mangement students in Wolkite
University for 2 years and 10 months with the advisorship role of helping
students research conducting and related acadamic issues.
Proven track record in addressing societal issues, bridging the gap between
citizens and policymakers, and shaping public policies for a fair and
inclusive societ
Contribution to peer research projects focusing on food security and
livelihood enhancement.
eg. "Farmers Decision for Enset post harvest Technology adoption and its
detterminant in case of Guraghe Zone."
"Potato market access and marketing chain Analysis in Guraghe zone"
09.11.2018 - Lecturer
06.25.2021 Bonga University Department of Agricultural economics
I was Lecturer for about 2 and 9 months in Bonga university Department of
Agricultural economics having the task in offering relevant courses. Additionally
advising students in research conducting as well as related acadamic issues and
participating in community service and voulnteer activities of helping elders.
Participating in peer research such as "Potato value chain Analysis in
southwestern Ethiopia" is another contribution in Bonga university.
EDUCATION
2024 Addis Abeba University, Environment and Development Study
PhD Candidate
3.90
PROJECTS
Community Service on Enhancing Value chain oriented Extension service
Capacity building for Agricultural Extension workers on Value Chan thinking ; held
in Wolkite University; 27 participants from 13 Worda of Guraghe zone, Ethiopia,
2022
Result
Completed project up to two months a head of schedule brings effective result in a
form of TOT to farmers in the area.
Community based Sheko Cattle Breed In-situ conservation
I conduct research study entitled "Farmers Willingness to Conserve Endangered
Sheko Cattle Breed in Benchi Maji zone, Ethiopia" undertaken by Gottingen
University,Germany as delegate of Volkeswagen foundation,Germany
Result
Successfully completed within one year of time schedule in 2019 being input for
the installation process of in-situ conservation program.
PUBLICATIONS
Farmers Willingness to Conserve Shek Cattle Breed in Benchi Maji, Ethiopia
It was a research published as articles
Potato Market chain Analysis and Market access in Guraghe Zone Ethiopia
It is on ongoing process of publication
INTERESTS
Reading Bible and prayers
Conducting research and reading scientific research
Watching documentary film
Attending scientific Conference
LANGUAGES
Amaharic
Afan Oromo
English
PERSONAL DETAILS
Date of Birth : 18/06/1995
Marital Status : Single
Nationality : Ethiopia
Gender : Female
REFERENCE
Tewodros Amede (AssociateProf.) - Wageningen University and Research
REFOOTURE project co-strstegic leader and Ethiopian Project Manager
tewodros.tefera.swr@gmail.com
+251-921628030
EMNET GASHAW
Tropentag, September 18-20, 2019, Kassel
“Filling gaps and removing traps
for sustainable resource management”
Abstract
The Sheko cattle breed has a promising potential to form the genetic backbone to cope with new
tropical diseases, unpredictable future climate changes and food insecurity in Ethiopia. Despite its
recognised trypanotolerance and adaptation to environmental stressors, the breed currently faces
clear risk of extinction. In order to support the establishment of cost-efficient conservation plans,
this study aimed at assessing farmers’ willingness to conserve the Sheko breed in its natural breeding
tract of Benchi Maji zone, Ethiopia. Choice experiments were employed on 400 cattle keepers to
assess their preferences for important cattle attributes. Preferences for cattle attributes are used as
indicators for farmers’ willingness to conserve the local Sheko cattle breed. The study revealed that
farmers’ generally preferred cattle breeds with a high trypanotolerance, low feed requirements and
aggressiveness, and high milk yield. However, preferences for cattle attributes differed according to
agro-ecological zone (AEZ). Farmers in the midland AEZ were willing to pay 603 Birr (21.60 e) for
a cow with a high milk yield. On the contrary, their counterparts in the lowland AEZ were willing
to pay 2.3 and 1.9 times more for a cow with low feed requirements and high trypanotolerance
than farmers in the midland AEZ. This suggests that farmers, in particular in lowland AEZ, valued
adaptation traits more than a high milk performance. Furthermore, farmers who were born in the
Sheko community were more likely to prefer aggressive cattle, while a longer experience in keeping
the Sheko cattle breed increased the probability that farmers preferred cows with a high milk yield.
Similarly, a positive interaction was found between satisfaction with the veterinary service and a
high milk yield, as well as high feed requirements and trypanotolerance. Consequently, conservation
programs for the Sheko cattle breed in Benchi Maji zone of Ethiopia will imply compensation
payments of the farmers due to the high feed requirements and aggressiveness of this breed. It is
recommended to implement conservation strategies in the midland AEZ by involving farmers who
originate from the Sheko community or have experience in keeping Sheko cattle, and to improve
veterinary services to reduce compensation costs.
Keywords: Choice experiments, Ethiopia, in-situ conservation, preference heterogeneity, Sheko cattle
breed, trait preferences
Contact Address: Regina Ro¨ßler, University of Kassel / University of Goettingen, Animal Husbandry in the Tropics
and Subtropics, G¨ottingen, Germany, e-mail: regina.roessler@agr.uni-goettingen.de
Researcher Academy On Campus
Certificate of Attendance
This certifies that
Emnet Gashaw
has attended the following
Dear Sir/Madam
I wholeheartedly recommend Emnet Gashaw for any position related to climate finance
strategies and green financing initiatives. Emnet has been a valuable member of our
team at MMT Consultancy Firm, demonstrating exceptional knowledge and expertise in
climate finance. She have played a pivotal role in providing advisory support to financial
institutions, conducting risk assessments, developing robust risk management
strategies, and implementing climate risk reporting frameworks. The firm has also
collaborated with international financial institutions, and she was one of the member
conducted capacity building workshops, and delivered compelling presentations on
climate finance trends. Her passion, expertise, and dedication make her an invaluable
asset to any organization.
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Manager
MMT Consultancy, Research & Training
Services
Messay Mulugeta /PhD/, Manager
Cellphone: +251-929-495267
Website: https://www.mmtcrts.com