Ms. Morine Mukami Ngarari
About me
Senior Research Scientist at Kenya Marine and Fisheries Research Institute (Morine Mukami (kmfri.go.ke)
Holds an MScdegree in Environmental Information Systems and a BSc in Fisheries and aquaculture
Pursuing a PhD in Environmental studies at Karatina University (Biology, production & utilization of Kenyan Artemia)
Has experince in GIS and Remote Sensing and over 15 years expertise in mariculture research having led numerous aquaculture projects, focusing on the sustainable development of marine resources
She has collaborated with national, regional, and international partners, contributing significantly to Kenya's marine and fisheries research.
https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Morine_Mukami
https://www.linkedin.com/in/morine-mukami-ngarari-4b8853186/
https://thefishsite.com/articles/women-in-aquaculture-morine-mukami
Ms. Morine Mukami Ngarari is a Senior Research Scientist at Kenya Marine and Fisheries Research Institute (KMFRI) in the Mariculture division. She has an academic background in natural and environmental sciences and is undertaking her Ph.D. in Environmental Studies at Karatina University, Kenya. Morine is a passionate aquaculturist with over 15 years of experience. She has successfully implemented several aquaculture-related projects and is currently involved in the implementation of five research and developmental projects with national, regional and international collaborators. This has sharpened her skills in project management as well as teamwork. Her professional skills have been strengthened over the years by undertaking several trainings. The recent courses include the value of systems thinking in relation to food security and Aquaculture Smallholder Business Development. To develop her networking opportunities Morine has attended over 15 professional conferences, seminars and workshops. Besides Morine is a pragmatic strategist who is able to focus on key issues and results to meet national goals and priorities and further make the necessary critical decisions to achieve them. She has the ability to manage challenging task schedules while working in complex and highly demanding environments.
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Degrees:
In Munguti J., Obiero, K., Musa S., Mwaluma J., Orina, P., Opiyo M., Kyule D., Mirera D., and Ochiewo J. (Eds) (2020). State of Aquaculture Report 2020: Towards Nutrition Sensitive Fish Food Systems. Kenya Marine and Fisheries Research Institute, Mombasa, Kenya
Ngarari, M, M and Mirera O. D (2018). Artemia policy brief: Artemia/Brine shrimp (Artemia franciscana) production in Kenya “Towards efficient larval rearing in hatcheries”. KMFRI Mariculture Publication No. 004/2018.
Ngarari, M. M., Okalo, F. A., Nyonje, B. M., Ochuodho D., Mirera H. O. D., Mwaluma, J., and Wainaina, M. (2018). A Farmers’ Manual on the Production of Artemia in Kenyan Salt Ponds. KMFRI Mariculture Publication No. 003/2018.
In Munguti JM, Ochiewo JO, Orina PS, Musa S, Mwaluma J, Mirera DO Kairo J, and Njiru JM (Eds) 2017. State of Aquaculture in Kenya. Laxpress Services Kenya pp 27-36.
Ngarari, M.M. (2010). Use of GIS and Remote Sensing in assessing aquaculture sites in Embu District, Kenya. MPhil Dissertation. Moi University. https://www.oceandocs.org/handle/1834/9087
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