Kenyatta university - Kenya
AUTHOR PROFILE
EARLY ACADEMIC PURSUITS
Christine Lucy Majale began her academic journey with a strong focus on environmental studies and waste management. This foundational interest led her to pursue opportunities for research and learning in waste management practices, solidifying her commitment to addressing environmental challenges.
PROFESSIONAL ENDEAVORS
Majale's professional career spans several roles, including positions at Kenyatta University and the Kenya Organization of Environmental Education, where she honed her expertise in teaching, research, and project management. Her current role at DANIDA Fellowship Centre as Lead Researcher on Off-grid Solar Governance in Kenya underscores her commitment to addressing emerging environmental issues.
CONTRIBUTIONS AND RESEARCH FOCUS
Majale's research focuses on waste management, with an emphasis on off-grid solar governance, solid waste management, and environmental sustainability. Through her involvement in key projects and initiatives, she has contributed valuable insights and practical solutions to improve waste management practices in Kenya and beyond.
IMPACT AND INFLUENCE
Majale's work has had a significant impact on waste management policies and practices in Kenya. Her research findings and recommendations have informed decision-making processes at both the local and national levels, driving positive change and promoting sustainable environmental practices.
ACADEMIC CITES
Majale's research publications have been cited extensively in the field of environmental studies and waste management. Her contributions to scholarly journals, conference papers, and workshops have enriched academic discourse and facilitated knowledge exchange among researchers, policymakers, and practitioners.
LEGACY AND FUTURE CONTRIBUTIONS
As a leading expert in waste management, Majale's legacy lies in her dedication to advancing environmental sustainability and promoting responsible waste management practices. Her ongoing research and advocacy efforts are poised to shape the future of waste management policies and contribute to building a more sustainable and resilient environment.
NOTABLE PUBLICATION
A quantitative appraisal of selected agroforestry studies in the Sub-Saharan Africa 2022 (11)