Mr. Joseph ThokozaniMwale

 Role: Lecturer, School of Agriculture and Natural Resources

 Qualifications: BEng (University of Zambia, Lusaka), MSc (University of Zimbabwe, Harare)

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 Specialization/Research:

• Agricultural Engineering
• Integrated Water Resources Management
• Understanding transformation in coupled engineered and natural systems
• Water resources systems analysis
• Optimizing the design and management of water resources systems
• Modelling the water-energy-food nexus

Teaching:

• Design and Management of Irrigation and Drainage Systems (ALW422)
• Watershed and Wetland Management (ALW412)
• Geomorphology and Hydrology (ALW431/ALW421)
• Integrated Water Resources Management (MDS932)
• Farm Structures and Mechanization (AGA411)
• Processing of Agricultural Products (ABM341/ABM342)

 Selected Publications:

1)   Mwale, J.T., Lichilo, I., and Muyangwa, M. (2016). The Farmer Response to Conservation Agriculture in Monze, Zambia. World Journal of Research and Review, Issue 2 (3): 68-73

2)   Mwale, J.T., Lichilo, I., and Luneta, R.  (2016).Stochastic Variability of Rainfall and its Impact on the Flooding Regime of the Zambezi Flood Plain. World Journal of Research and Review, Issue 5 (3): 22-28

3)   Mwale, J.T. and Makurira, H. (2016). Bio-fuel Feedstock Production and Its Implications for Agricultural Water Use in Zambia. (Accepted for publication in Special-Issue of AARDO-Journal).

4)   Mwale, J.T. &Mirzabaev, A. (2015).Agriculture, biofuels and watersheds in the water-energy-food nexus: governance challenges at global and local scales. Journal of Change and Adaptation in Socio-Ecological Systems (2):93-98.