Joint Sustainable  "Development Networking Program" (SDNP) & "Internet Initiative For Africa" (IIA)  Workshop  Thursday Dec, 17 th
List of Participants     Angola AUGUSTO, Olivia Ms. Olivia Augusto is currently the SDNP Coordinator in Angola and joined SDNP from her role at Development Workshop, a canadian NGO. She is an Informatics technician, with a degree from the Instituto Medio de Luanda. Ms. Olivia Augusto C. Postal 3360 Rua Rei Katyavala 113 Luanda, Angola Tel: (2442) 348371        (2442) 349494 e-mail; dwang@angonet.gn.org             dwang@ebonet.net Benin GUEDEGBE, Corbin Michel Mr. Guedegbe holds a Ph.D. in Education and Development from the State University of New York at Buffalo. He was lecturer at the National University of Benin, planner and policy analyst at the Ministry of Education as well as Project manager for USAID-Benin. At the time of his recruitment as National SDNP Coordinator, he was Deputy Director of Planning and Analysis at the Ministry of National  Education and Scientific Research. Mr. Corbin Michel Guedegbe National Coordinator SDNP-Benin, C/o UNDP Cotonou 01 B.P. 506 Cotonou - Benin tel:  229 31 30 45  fax:  229 31 57 86 email: mcgued@bow.intnet.bj         Burkina Faso TANKOANO, M. Jaochim Jaochim Tankoano received B.Sc. and M.Sc. in Computer Science from the University of Montreal and his Doctorat D'Etat en Informatique from the University of Nancy. He has been the Director of the Ecole Superieure d'Informatique (ESI) at the University of Ouagadougou from 1990 to 1995. Since December 1995, he is the Délégué Général à l'Informatique of Burkina Faso. He has a wide experience in ICTs policy, planning and monotoring in developing countries. M. Jaochim Tankoano Délégué Général à l'Informatique BP 1332 Ouagadougou Burkina Faso tel:  226 - 31 41 05  fax: 226 - 31 83 50 email:  joachim.tankoano@delgi.gov.bf Cameroon NGENGE, Wawa Anthony Mr. Ngenge received his B.A. in History from Amherst College, a M.A. in Food and Resource Economics from the University of Massachusetts at Amherst and a Ph.D. in Agricultural Economics from Texas A&M University at College Station, Texas.  He has been the National Coordinator for the SDNP in Cameroon since the April of 1996.  At the time of his recruitment he was Sub-Director of Agronomie and Agro-Economic surveys in the Ministry of Agriculture.  He has wide experience in agricultural policy and planning; project planning; preparation; monitoring and evaluation; cooperative legislation and regulations; bio-resources development and conservation; ICTs. Mr. Wawa Anthony NGENGE National Coordinator, SDNP/Cameroon c/o UNDP, Cameroon B.P. 836 Yaounde, Cameroon tel: 237 22 21 82 fax: 237 23 01 03 email: wangenge@sdncmr.undp.org Central African Republic DOUNGOUBE, M. Gustave Mr. Dougounbe  has a degree in forestry. He pioneered sustainable development activities in the Central African Republic by initiating one of the leading and most successful  environment preservation and development project in the country. Currently, he is  Director General of Environmental  Affairs  and National Coordinator for the  PRGIE in his country. Mr Doungoube is also in charge of the  environmental aspects of the SDNP. He holds national distinctions and is member of several professional associations. He has wide experience in participatory planning.   M. Gustave Doungoube Point focal opérationnel du RDD/SDNP - Environnement B.P. 830, Bangui Republique Centrafricaine tel:  236 61- 89 - 08 fax: 236 61- 57 - 41 email: sdnp-car@intnet.cf Chad BABA, El-Hadj Mallah Mr. El Hadj Baba received his Ph.D. in Electrical Engineering from the Polytechnical Institute of Tachkant (Ouzbekistan). He was also trained in Economics and Planning at the Institute of Economics and Energy Policy of Grenoble. He has been a Lecturer at the University of N'Djamena. Currently he is the National Coordinator of SDNP in Chad and the Director of the Centre National d'Appui à la Recherche.  Mr. El Hadj Baba SDNP National Coordinator BP 1228 N'Djamena - Chad  tel: 235 52 32 14 fax: 235 52 32 14 email: baba@sdntcd.undp.org Congo (Democratic Republic) YOKA MUDABA, Lye Mr Yoka received a doctorate in Letters form the University of Paris III (Sorbonne). From 1979 to 1989 he served as expert at the Ministry of  Education and the Ministry of Culture and also as consultant for the UNESCO office in Congo in the areas of training, programming and planning. He is currently Professor at the National Arts Institute of the Kinshasa University, consultant for UNESCO office and Permanent Secretary at the Telecommunications Ministry. Mr Lye M. YOKA Ministère des P.T.T B.P. 14252 Kinshasa tel: 243 - 88.02.148 fax: 243 - 88.02.332   Côte D'Ivoire KOUADIO IV, N'guessan Cacou Eloi Mr. KOUADIO-IV received his B.A. in Geography from National University of Côte d'Ivoire, a Certificate of Environment Management from Ecole Internationale de Bordeaux and a Certificate in Environment and Sustainable Developement from Académie Internationale de l'Environnement de Genève. He has been the National Coordinator for the Programme National de Gestion de l'Environnement et des Ressources Naturelles (PNGERNAT/SDNP) since July 1997. At the time of his recruitment he was Deputy-director of Environmental Policy, surveys and projects planning in the Ministry of Housing, Quality Life and Environment.  National Coordinator, PNGERNAT/SDNP 11 B.P.244 Abidjan 11, Côte d'Ivoire tel: (225) 22 89 34/21 06 23 fax: (225) 21 04 95/22 93 22 email: Equatorial Guinea ABAGA,Fernando Edjang Mr Abaga received his B.s. in Agricultural Economics and his M.A. in Economics from Western Illinois University, Illinois. He is currently Assistant Resident Representative of UNDP in Malabo, Equatorial Guinea. For many years he worked as National Economist in this UNDP country office. His work experience has evolved around public administration, technical cooperation, economic management and planning. He has written extensively on those areas in the context of Equatorial Guinea and has recently authored a book entitled " la ayuda externa en el desarollo de Guinea Ecuatorial". He teaches economics at "Universidad nacional de Educacion a distancia (UNED) in Malabo. Mr. Fernando  Abaga Edjang Assistant Resident Representative, UNDP P.O.Box 399 Malabo, Equatorial Guinea tel:  240 - 9 - 25 13  fax: 240 - 9 - 21 53 email: Eritrea ADMEKON, Yoseph Mr. Admekon received a BSc in Agricultural Economics from the College of Agriculture, University of Addis Abab, Ethiopia, a MSc in National Developemnt and Project Planning at the University of Bradford, U.K. He joined UNDP in January 1996 as national Programme Officer for Natural Resources management and environment and serves as focal of UNDP for SDNP, UNCCD, Capacity 21, GEF and other Environmental issues. Prior to joining UNDP, wide experiences with Government  institutions in planning, programme management and M & E of rehabilitation, relief and development projects. He also worked with an international NGO to combine public, NGO and international  agencies' experiences. Mr. Yoseph Admekon National Programme Coordinator UNDP, Eritrea P.O.Box 5366 Asmara, Eritrea tel:  291 - 1- 182166 fax:  291 - 1- 181081 email: Yoseph.Admekom@undp.org Gabon AYIMAMBWE, Roger Trained as a Systems Engineer, Mr. Ayimambwe has participated in and managed the implementation of the information system of the Gabonese Administration from 1983 to 1991.  After 1995, he was responsible for the development of the Archives and the National Libraries in Gabon.  He introduced electronic data bases and networking in Gabon.  He was appointed as the National Coordinator of SDNP in Gabon in 1996. Mr. Roger Ayimambwe Coordonnateur National RDD/GABON Directeur Général des Archives et Bibliothèque B.P. 1188, Libreville, Gabon tel/fax: 241 74 34 99 email: AYIMAMBE@TIGAGBON.COM   Ghana QUAYNOR, Nii Narku Dr. Nii Quaynor received his B.A in Engineering Science from Dartmouth College, a B.E from Thayer School of Engineering, M.S and a Ph.D in Computer Science from S.U.N.Y. at StonyBrook. After working for 14 years in USA, he founded Network Computer Systems in Ghana. He has wide experience in operating systems, networks and computer architecture and holds patents in computer networks. Nii Narku Quaynor Network Computer Systems Private Mail Bag OSU 7, Sixth Avenue Ridge Accra, Ghana tel: 223 - 21- 220622 fax: 223 - 21 - 762173 email: quaynor@ghana.com Guinea DIALLO, Mamadou Saliou  He graduated from the University of Guinea in 1972. He contributed to the preparation Guinea's partipation in the Rio Earth Summit and coordinated the formulation of the country's National Environement Plan of Action. He played a leading role in the creation of the NGO forum for  sustainable development. He worked as consultant for several development projects funded by the World Bank, UNDP, USAID, and the European Union. In September 1997, he coordinated the organization of a seminar  for the launching of Internet in Guinea . He also participated in the preparation of the ongoing SDNP feasibility study. Mamadou Saliou DIALLO 214, RUE di501, Commune de Dixinn B.P. 3266 - CONAKRY, Guinée tel: 224 - 462496 fax: 224 -46-24-96 email: dmsaliou@mininet.net.gn Guinea-Bissau JAO, Mamadu Mamadu Jao the National Coordinator for the DMD project. He has a Msc in antropology, at the Center of African Studies, Instituto Superior de Cieencias do Trabalho e da Empresa (ISCTE, Lisbon, Portugal). He is a researcher, and the Director of  Centro de Estudos de Historia e Antropologia , Instituto Nacional de Estudos e Pesquisa (INEP)    Mamadu Jao P.P. 112 tel:  245 25 18 76/69 fax: 245 25 11 25 Malawi NYIRENDA, Paulus Mr. Paulus Nyirenda received his B.S. from the University of Malawi in Physics and Mathematics, his M.S. from the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor,  and Ph.D. in Electrical Engineering in 1991 from the University of New South Wales in Australia.  He  has been Head of the Department of Physics at Chancellor College, University of Malawi up to September 1997 after which he became the Malawi SDNP Coordinator.  He has wide experience and published widely in communications engineering and networks.  Dr. Paulus Nyirenda Malawi SDNP Coordinator The Polytechnic - Room 51 B tel: 265 670 411 ext 109 fax: 265 670 578 email: pnyirenda@unima.wn.apc.org Mauritania OULD AMAR, Zakaria  Mr. Amar has been the Head of the Computer Laboratories at the National University of Mauritania from 1996. He has a Ph.D in Computer Sciences. He worked 3 years as researcher for the " Information Technology / Computer Science of the Future" project intitiated by the Belgian State. He served also as a consultant for UNDP/IIA project and technical advisor for many private companies in Mauritania.  Dr. Zakaria Ould Amar Faculty of Sciences and Technology Computer Science Laboratories Po.Box: 5026 Nouakchott - Islamic Republic of Mauritania - tel:  222 25 28 39  fax: 222 25 37 33 email: zakaria@deyloul.univ-nkc.mr Morocco ROCHDI, Najat Ms. Rochdi has been the National Coordinator for SDNP in Morocco since July, 1995.  She has a Ph.D. in Information Systems and Computer Sciences.  She has extensive experience in development projects and works as a consultant and technical advisor for international organizations (UNDP, FAO, etc.)  She is also member of National Commission for ICT and Internet Development in Morocco and vice president of the Moroccan Internet Society (najat@misoc.org.ma). Ms. Najat Rochdi SDNP National Coordinator 75, Rue du Sebou, Agdal Rabat, Morocco tel: 212 768 15 79 fax: 212 770 15 66 email: najat@sdnhq.undp.org     Mozambique ALFARO, Teresa Ms. Alfaro has a B.A in Mathematics and a "Licenciatura" in Applied Mathematics - Informatics at eduardo Mondlane University, Mozambique (UEM). Since 1978 she has taught in different universities, being the main experience person at UEM (17 years) and held the position of Director of the Informatics Centre (CIUEM). At the moment, she is a member of the Science Board, Instituto Superior Politecnico e Universidario. Ms Alfaro has been involved in different information systems projects for local and international organizations as a project leader. Since 1996 she is the SDNP National Coordinator for Mozambique, working at the Ministry for Environmental Affairs. Before, she was  the head of the Informatics Sector, Mozambican Airlines.  Ms. Teresa Alfaro Centro de Transferencia de Technologia Rua de Kassuende 167 Maputo, Mozambique tel: 258 - 01- 48-81-14 fax: email: sdnp@zebra.uem.mz   Namibia ASINO, Elizabeth O. Ms. Asino received a computer science degree from Lincoln University in PA, USA and a master's degree in Computer Science from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute in Troy, N,Y. She has worked as a chief data systems analyst in the Office of the Prime Minister (main agent of the Government's information technology. She currently leads the Internet/Intranet Project that the government is involved in. Elizabeth O. Asino Private Bag 13338 Windhoek, Namibia tel: 264-61-264044  fax: 264-61-257529 email: asinoe@iwwn.com.na     Nigeria IBITOYE, Sikiru A. Mr. Ibitoye is Head of the Planning and Research of the Nigerian Communications Commission. He had worked as manager accountant, auditor at various times in both private and public organizations in Nigeria. He is a fellow member ot the Institute of Chartered Accountant of Nigeria and a  holder of a Masters of Business Administration degree. S. A. Ibitoye Nigerian Communications Commission Plot 19 Gaski 2,   Abuja, Nigeria tel: 234-09-2344589-92 fax:  234-09-2344593 email: ncc@popmail.mcs.net   Seychelles CEDRAS P., Judy   Ms Cedras is a Senior Documentalist. She received a Diploma in Librarianship and Certificate in Environment Education Initiatives. She has also attended a few workshop and training session in a few parts of Europe and Africa. Currently she is charge of the Information Section of the Ministry of Environment. Ms. CEDRAS P. Judy  Ministry of Environment P.O. Box 445 tel: 248 224644  fax: 248 224500 email: doe@seychelles.net       Swaziland DIAMINI, Nomathemba Ms. Diamini holds a B.A. Economics degree and M.Sc. degree in Agricultural Economics from the Universities of Botswana, Lesotho, Swaziland and Ibadan (Nigeria) respectively. She is the Chief Economist in the Ministry of Economic Planning and Development. Presently on secondment on contract terms, she is the Coordinator of the National Development Strategy.   Ms. Nomathemba Diamini NDS Coordinator Ministry of Economic Planning and Development P.O. BOX 632  Mbabane - Swaziland tel:   fax: 42157 email: Tanzania CHECHE, M. Blandina Ms Blandina received her B.Sc.from the University of Dar-es-Salam, Tanzania in 1984 and M.Sc. in Information Science from the School of Information Studies for Africa (SISA), Addis Abeba University in 1995. She is the acting Coordinator of UNDP supported Environment Information Service Project in Tanzania and the Research Officer with the National Environment Management Council Information Centre. She has Experience in Information Management, in Collection Storage and dissemination. Apart from these, she has experience in networking and exchanging Environmental Information with other institutions.   Mrs. Blandina M. Cheche National Environment Management Council  P.O. Box 63154 Dar es Salam  - Tanzania - tel: 150982 / 111325 fax: 255 - 051- 150695 email: nemceic@intafrica.com   Togo SAVI de TOVE, William  Mr. Sanvi de Tove is received a degree in Librarianship from Paris University and a M.Sc in Informaion Science from the Ecole Supérieure des Sciences Sociales de Paris. He was a Regional Coordinator for project funded by the UNDP and executed by UNIDO and UNCTAD for the CEAO States. Since September 1997, he joined SDNP as National Coordinator.   Sanvi de Tove William SDNP National Coordinator s/C UNDP BP: 911 Lomé - TOGO - tel: 228 212510 fax: 228 224982 email: MULTI-LATERAL ORGANIZATIONS UNITED NATIONS DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME (UNDP) SDNP LANKESTER, Chuck Chuck Lankester was trained in Forestry at the University of British Columbia .  After working in the private sector, he joined the Forestry Department of FAO.  He held various technical posts and also served as a consultant to the World Food Programme.  He joined UNDP in 1969 and became its Principal Technical Adviser in a broad range of environmental programmes.  From 1990 until May 1992 he served as Executive Agent for the Intergovernmental Mekong Committee based in Bangkok. He returned to UNDP Headquarters in May 1992 as Director of the Sustainable Development Networking Programme (SDNP).  He has published, lectured and broadcast on a range of environmental issues. Chuck Lankester Director, SDNP 304 East 45th Street, FF976 New York, NY  10017 tel: 212 906 5862 fax: 212 906 6952 email: chuck@sdnp.undp.org DANDJINOU, Pierre Pierre Dandjinou joined SDNP as the African Regional Coordinator in January 1997. Before joining SDNP, he was the Head of the Information and Databank Department at Ciciba, an Internationl Center for Research an Documentation in Libreville (Gabon). Mr Dandjinou graduated at the Sorbonne University and the Conservatoire Nationale des Arts et Metiers in Paris (France). As an international Consultant in ICTs for 10 years, Pierre Dandjinou participated in many  conferences and workshops on the topic, conducted various studies for many organisations and has committed substantial papers on the use of information and communication technologies for development in Africa.   Pierre Dandjinou Programme Officer for Africa SDNP/UNDP P.O. Box: 506 Cotonou - Benin - tel : 229 31 30 45/79 fax: 229 31 56 87 email: pierre@sdnp.undp.org KAMI, Taholo Mr. Kami joined SDNP as the Coordinator of Small Island Developing States (SIDS).  A Tongan with experience in the unique challenges of small islands and the opportunities information and communication technologies present, Mr. Kami has concentrated his expertise in the areas of marketing/electronic commerce, web development and accounting.  He received his MBA and is a Fulbright Scholar. Taholo Kami Coordinator, SIDSnet 304 East 45th Street, FF970 New York, NY  10017 tel: 212 906 5511 fax:  212 906 6952 email: tkami@sdnp.undp.org HASSANIN, Leila Ms. Hassanin has obtained her M.A. in Developmental Studies from the American University in cairo. She has been working for sustainable development since 1989 in various bilateral and multilateral organizations (USAID, WHO, UNICEF, UNDP). Her work experience encompasses grassroots up to decision-making levels in education, awareness, policy formulation, monitoring and evaluation, program/project design and planning. Since 1997 she has been the monitoring and Reporting Officer of SDN/NY. Leila Hassanin Monitoring and Reporting Officer, SDNP 304 East 45th Street, FF#970 New York, NY  10017 tel: (212) 906 5853 fax: (212) 906 6952 email: lhassani@ff101.undp.org LABELLE, Richard Mr. Labelle was trained in biology and plant sciences at Queen's in Canada.  As a scientist at IDRC, in 1981, he set up an information service on agroforestry at the International Council for Research in Agroforesty (ICRAF) in Nairobi, Kenya, where he remained for 9 years.  Since 1990, Mr. Labelle has worked as an advisor on information sciences at the International Institute for Sustainable Development (IISD) in Winnipeg, Canada, and began working as a SDNP consultant in 1992.  He participated in the Earth Summit on matters related to information systems.  He has undertaken many consultancies for SDNP. Mr. Richard Labelle 32, rue Des Parulines Hull, Quebes Canada J9A 1Z7 tel: 819 778 8594 fax: 819 778 7958 email: rlabelle@web.apc.org Regional Bureau for Africa (RBA) KERBY, Richard Mr. Richard Kerby is the Information Manager in the Regional Bureau for Africa of the UNDP, New York. He currently manages the new Internet initiative for Africa, a programme aimed at enhancing the national Internet gateways and building capacities in using ICTs for development in African countries. Mr. Richard Kerby Regional Bureau for Africa, UNDP One United Nations Plaza, Room 2416 New York, NY  10017 tel: 212 906 5918 fax: 212 906 email: richard.kerby@undp.org   DA SILVA, Eusébio Mr. Da Silva has finished his High School in 1992.He attended  courses on PC operation and became Microsoft Certified Trainer. In 1994, he joined United Nations Operation in Mozambique "ONUMOZ" in the information system section. Since 1997, he is the Officer Technical Coordinator and LAN Manager at the UNDP Country Office of Maputo. Mr. Eusébio Ameida da Silva Lan Manager  UNDP  Av. Keneth Kaunda No. 931 tel: 258 1 490 337 fax: 258 1 491 691 Email: esilva@mail.undp.org.mz UNESCO DLAMINI, Hezekiel Mr. Dlamini received B.Sc. in Education from the University of Swaziland and MIBA from San Diego University. He was Assistant Programme Officer at the UNESCO Headquarters in Paris. Currently he is Computer Applications Officer at the UNESCO Nairobi Office. Hezekiel Dlamini UNESCO Nairobi Office P.O.Box 30592 tel: 254 2 622717 fax: 254 2 215991 email: hezekiel.dlamini@unesco.unon.org   MANGENA, S.B. Prof. Mangena received his M.Sc. in Cybernetics from the University of Belgrade, Serbian Republic. Currently, he is Chairman of the Computer Science Departement at the National University of  Sciences and Technology in Bulawayo, Zimbabwe. He is also Vice-Chairman of IIP in Africa and Chairman of the RINAF Steering Committee. Prof. Mangena Nation University of Sciences and Technology P.O. Box  346 Bulawayo - Zimbabwe - tel: 263 9 71 737 fax: 263 9 76 804 Email: mangena@themba.cszim.co.zw   OTHER ORGANIZATIONS   CABI MUNYUA, Hilda Ms Munyua hs a B.Sc. in Agriculture from the University of Nairobi and Postgraduate Diploma in Library and Information Studies from Curtin University of Technology, Australia. She worked with the Kenyan Ministry of Agriculture  as Agricultural Documentalist and with the International Centre of Agroforestry (ICRAF) as Information Officer. She has a wide experience in information management and project development. Currently she is an Information Specialist at the the CAB International, Regional Office for Africa in Nairobi. Hilda Munyua CABI P.O.Box 76520 Nairobi - Kenya - tel: 254 2 747337 fax: 254 2 747340 email: h.munyua@cgnet.com     CSIR FOUCHE, Ben Mr Fouche was Director of Information Services at the Council and Industrial Research (CSIR) in South Africa from 1987 to March this year. Before joined CSIR he was professor and head of the Departement of the Information Science at the University of the South Africa. After he retired form CSIR in March this year to set up  an Information Management consultancy, he was contracted by the CSIR to establish a new center for Information Society in Africa (CISDA). He was member of the High Level Working Group appointed by the U.N. Economic Commission for Africa (ECA) in 1995 to draft the African Information Society Initiative framework document. Dr. Ben Fouché Senior Advisor, CISDA P.O.Box 395 Pretoria, South Africa  0001 tel: 27 12 841 2852 fax: 27 12 841 3365 email: bfouche@csir.co.za        RAS, Hennie A. Mr. Ras is a responsable for processes in the Division of Information and Communication Technologies (MIKOMTEK) at CISR to support developmental projects and collaborative initiatives. This entails among others involvments of MIKOMTEK in technology enhanced, community based information services and crime prevention. Dr. Hennie A. Ras Mikomtek, CSIR P.O.Box 395 Pretoria, South Africa  0001 tel: 27 12 841 2511 fax: 27 12 841 4749 email: hras@csir.co.za GREWAN, Rod Mr. Grewan has spent his  school years in Zambia, Iran and the USA. After leaving school, he studied Business Management at Virginia Commonwealth University, Computer Operations at J. Sargeant Reynolds Community College and Information Technology at Jackson State University. He is a part of the Customer Technical Services Unit of the Division of Information and Communications Technology (MIKOMTEK), Council of Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR), Pretoria, South Africa. His present responsibilities include the implementation of information technology, infrastructure support for the Small Medium Micro Enterprise (SMME) environment and local communities.  Rod Grewan, Customer Technical Services  Mikomtek, CSIR P.O.Box 395 Pretoria, South Africa  0001 tel: 27 12 841 2042 fax: 27 12 841 3341 email: rgrewan@csir.co.za FCC McVANNE, Roxanne Ms. McVanne is the is a graduate of American University and the Howard University School of Law. A member of the District of Columbia, New York, and Supreme Court Bars, Roxanne currently serves as Senior Counselor for International Development in the Telecommunication Divison of the FCC's International Bureau, concentring on multilateral and development issues. She also serves as Special Advisor for African Affairs. Roxann McVanne FCC Washington DC tel: fax: email: IRDC / Bellanet JENSEN, Mike Mr. Mike Jensen has experience in Africa assisting with the establishment of Internet and computer-based communications systems over the last 12 years. A South African, Mr Jensen, is an independent consultant. He also works as a journalist.   Mike Jensen tel: 127-82-574-6035 email: mikej@wn.apc.org Web: www3.apc.org/africa     PRODDER, South Africa BARNARD, David Mr. Barnard received his B.A. in African Studies and Development Studies and B.A. in Development Administration from the University of Sttelenbosh, South Africa. He has been the Coordinator of the Programme for Development Research (PRODDER) at the Human Sciences Research Council in South Africa since February 1992. He has wide experience in research and information collection and dissemination on Southern African development issues and organisations. David Barnard Coordinator PRODDER Human Sciences Research Council P.O.Box 32410 2017 Braamfontein South Africa tel: 27 11 482 6150 fax: 27 11 482 4739 email: DBB@zeus.hsrc.ac.za   Universidade Catolica De Mocambique SCHULTEIZ, Michael J. Mr. Shulteiz received his Ph.D. in Economics from Cornell University, USA. He was a Professor at the University Of Makere in Uganda and the Univesity of Dar es Salam, Tanzania. He has experience in human ressource development, refugee assistance programs, environmental economics and international organizations. Currently, he is professor of Economics and Director of CIDDI at the Catholic University of Beira, Mozambique. Mr. Schulteiz Michael Universidade Catolica De Mocambique  Faculdade de Economica C.P. 821  Beira - Mocambique -  tel: 258 3 312835  fax: 258 3 311520  Email: jescom@zebra.uem.mz MOET, Joop Mr. Moet graduated in Agricultural Engineering at the University of Wageningen, NL. He started to work in rural development and small scale irrigation projects from 1985. In 1997, he joined Catholic University of Mozambique to help in building up an Agricultural Faculty, that is planned to receive its first students in August 1998. Joop Moet CP. 186 Beira - Mocambique - tel: 258 3 312835  fax: 258 3 311520  Email: jescom@zebra.uem.mz Universal Services Agency SITHOLE, E. Mandla Mr. Sithole started his career in 1979 when he joined the Department of Post and Telecommunications (SA). In 1996 he moved to Union Head Office in Johannesburg as a Telcoms national organizer. During his involvement with the Union, he represented the labour movement on different fora including discussions which led to the finalization of the Telecommunications Act 1996, through National Telecommunication Forum. In March 1997 he joined the newly formed Universal Service Agency.  Mr Mandla E, Sithole Personal Assistant to the Head Universal Service Agency Empire park - Block A 55 Empire Road, Parktown Johannesburg 2000 tel: 27 011 7265241  fax: 27 011 7265313 email: lefty@bridges               18
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