I am Mostak Ahmed, Student of M.S. Program (session 2012-2013) in the Department of Geography and Environmental Studies, University of Chittagong, Chittagong, Bangladesh. Currently (2015), successfully submitted research (M.S. Thesis) in the title of the “Hidden Hunger in Bangladesh and Homestead Food Production: As a Measure to address it, in the Chittagong Hill tracts”. Intrastate to higher research in the field of food and nutrition security

I am agriculturist. I love engaging in the agriculture and allied aspects .Agriculture is the basis for survival of human being from long time ago. Present increase in the global population and shrinkage of the agricultural land as well as different challenges like climate change, pest outbreak, soil deterioration due to indiscriminate use of agrochemical as well soil loss due to deforestation, increasing frequencies of the flood and drought in agriculture are challenging the present agricultural system.

I am Dr. Ikramullah Khan, PhD in Agriculture from Australia, Post Doctorate from UAE, having 14 years of teaching and research experience in Agriculture in Australia, UAE and Pakistan, published 58 research articles in international peer reviewed high impact factor journals, attended 25 national and international conferences around the world i.e. in Australia, New Zealand, Germany, Sri Lanka, USA, Japan, UAE and Pakistan. I supervised more than 25 research thesis and a member of more than 15 scientific societies.

Bhojaraju Gunjal lives in Rourkela and serves as Head, Central Library (Deputy Librarian) at National Institute of Technology Rourkela, Odisha, India. Prior to this, he served as Deputy Librarian at Thapar University, Patiala, Punjab and Knowledge Management (KM) Consultant at TATA Consultancy Services (TCS), Bangalore. He has over 15 years of professional experience in Library Management, Knowledge management, Enterprise Content Management and Project Management in both academic and IT Sectors using ECM tools such as SharePoint, Documentum and InQuira.

The Organização para Promoção da Paz e Desenvolvimento Humanitário (Organization for the Promotion of Peace and Humanitarian Development -ORPHAD), is a Mozambican entity, nonprofit, established in 2013 and licensed in 2014, with national and international registration of private law, endowed with legal personality, administrative autonomy, financial and property, with headquarters in Maputo, Av Joaquim Chissano at:. 8, with main objective to promote peace and humanitarian development to all layers (women, children, young and old) in vulnerable situations.

We offer a wide range of services t individuals farmers, farmers groups and agro industries as well. We have a strong background on crop protection and post harvest losses. We render services and advices on market survey and market potential assessement.
AFRICAWARE can also help small farmers in fund arising, coaching . Provide guidance on farm activities choices that take advantage of market opportunities. We also teach on good agricultural pratices.
We can also assist new companies in new product sales penetration and help to organizie market channel for distribution.

I graduated in Agriculture majors Plant Pathology from the "Institute of Agricultural Sciences" University of the Punjab, Lahore Pakistan in 2010. During the academic career I have chosen to expand my knowledge and experiences through specific courses and laboratories, in order to ensure a wide basis of pathogens and diseases, and also to go into depth on the matter of some specific subjects. The selection of the above mentioned project is due to several reasons first of all, it is relates with plant sciences as well as it involves biochemistry and genetics.

I am a Rural Sociologist with a PhD in Agriculture specializing in the Organization of Smallholder Farming Systems. Since 1988 she has worked for a number of national, bi and multilateral organizations, as well as international private funding agencies to design, provide technical support for and evaluate policies and projects aimed at enhancing the active participation of indigenous farming communities. She headed the Latin American and Caribbean Women in Agriculture Program for FAO.

Masters of Science in Agricultural Extension