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Ntafakabirhi-Aganze Clovis

Ntafakabirhi-Aganze Clovis is a researcher at the British Institute in Eastern Africa under the Refugee-Led Research Hub and Refugee Studies Centre at University of Oxford. Environmental Management from Kampala International University. For over 14 years, he has applied expertise in Permaculture Design (PDC) and Rural Livelihood Programming to address environmental and humanitarian challenges. He is currently a master’s degree student in agroecology and agroforestry.

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    Judiciary/Sri Lanka

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