Douglas B.

I am an expert in sustainable, resilient smallholder agriculture and the micro-economics of development at the household and community level and currently provide consulting services to those working in international agriculture development research and practice. For 10 years, I promoted sustainable, productive and resilient agricultural livelihoods across the World Vision (WV) Partnership. I have taught in the areas of international development and economics and conducted research in Cameroon and Kenya focused on the relationship between household resource management decisions, poverty and environmental degradation. Prior to this I worked for over 10 years at the grass roots level in agricultural and community development in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC).