Emmanuel Sulle

Emmanuel Sulle has just completed his BA in Economics from St. Augustine University of Tanzania (SAUT). He has carried out a variety of research projects commissioned by or in collaboration, with MISERIOR-Germany, Fulbright, TNRF, and Sand County Foundation - the latest being an examination of the funding system used by civil society to recommend implementation strategies for systematic resources tracking and information dissemination (commissioned by TACAIDS, 2008). At SAUT Emmanuel founded and coordinated the first SAUT Economics Forum, which brought together members of the Tanzanian Cabinet and Parliament and 2000 participants. His conviction that the wise implementation of economic policies will bring about sustainable use of natural resources has returned Emmanuel to TNRF to help develop the TNRF research programme beginning with a study called The Economics of Wildlife: A Cost-Benefit Analysis of Current Policy with HakiKazi Catalyst. Currently Emmanuel is working with the Tanzania Forestry Working Group on a case study of biofuel investors in Tanzania.