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Zelalem Lema Moti

Research Scientist (Sustainability Transition) @CSIRO

Armidale, AU
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WORK HISTORY

Dec 2022 — Present

Research Scientist (Sustainability Transition) @CSIRO

Canberra, AU

I am working with innovative and multi-disciplinary team in Canberra under CSIRO\'s recently launched Mission - Toward Net Zero. The Mission team aim to bring together research, industry, government, and communities to help Australia’s hardest to abate sectors – including steel, sustainable aviation fuel, and agriculture – halve their emissions by 2035.

EDUCATION

1998 — 2001

Gerbe Guracha Senior Secondary School

Ethiopian School Leaving Certificate Exam (ESLC), Natural Sciences

2017 — 2021

University of New England (AU)

Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Agriculture

2008 — 2010

Haramaya University

Master's degree, Agricultural Economics & Rural Development, 3.61 CGPA

2001 — 2005

Haramaya University

Bachelor of Science (B.S.), Agricultural Extension, 3.21 CGPA

ABOUT ZELALEM LEMA MOTI

Zelalem Lema Moti boasts over a decade of experience in facilitating, consulting, and researching innovation pathways within agri-food systems and natural resource management. Prior to obtaining his PhD, he contributed to various international development projects at ILRI/CGIAR, specializing in designing and leading multi-stakeholder engagements to promote the development, adoption, and scaling of farmer-centric best practices and inclusive innovations. In his doctoral research, Zelalem focused on evaluating the effectiveness of multi-stakeholder interactions through innovation platforms at different levels (community, district, and national). This aimed to address complex farm-level technical and institutional challenges hindering local innovation in Ethiopian Highlands smallholder agriculture. He has published two impactful articles from his PhD research in the Agricultural Systems journal, with two more papers under review for the Journal of Agronomy for Sustainable Development and the Journal of Innovation and Development. Zelalem excels in identifying, mapping, and facilitating interactions among diverse actors in value chains or systems, fostering collaboration to co-innovate and solve complex problems. His previous role as a casual academic staff/research assistant in Ecosystem Management at UNE involves evaluating sustainability case studies of local businesses and farms conducted by students from across Australia. His current role at CSIRO as a Research Scientist in Innovation Systems focuses on understanding barriers and enablers for scaling sustainable agricultural practices that support less input uses and maximise the profitability and sustainability of agriculture in Australia. He is working with great minds with a team at CSIRO engaged in the emerging field of sustainability transitions within agri-food systems. He is leveraging his expertise in innovation studies to contribute to the understanding of complex innovation processes and the facilitation of interactions among stakeholders to support the development, use and scaling of innovation that supports the transition of agri-food systems towards low chemical and low emission sustainability.

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