Ian Kiringa

Designed baseline survey methodology and conducted literature reviews and farm visits to assess fish welfare across a minimum of 50 farms, producing stakeholder maps to inform sector interventions.

Defined and executed animal welfare project goals, secured funding for three major projects, and ensured >90% stakeholder consensus while managing budgets and delivering activities on time and within quality standards.

Developed and administered baseline surveys and workshops, established monitoring protocols with quarterly evaluations, and produced reports with policy and practice recommendations improving program implementation.

Led development and implementation of national animal welfare programmes, refined SOPs, supported budgeting and fundraising, and represented the organization in public forums to advance welfare standards.

Coordinated local stakeholder engagement and supported field data collection to ensure accurate and complete research inputs for sustainable development projects.

Managed shelter operations including staff supervision, animal care, record-keeping, and budget oversight while implementing policies and promoting adoption and welfare outreach programs.

Managed and monitored project activities, designed M&E systems, organized capacity-building activities, produced regular reports, and led community outreach to raise awareness and influence policy.

Completed a Bachelor of Science in Animal Health at Kenyatta University from May 2011 to August 2015, focusing on animal health and welfare.

Completed a Certificate in MS Office at Achievers College between May 2010 and August 2010.