Muluken Adamseged
Deputy Country Representative - Ethiopia & Researcher - Innovation Scaling
Areas of expertise
Scaling Irrigation Private sector engagement Innovation Markets and value chains Circular economyMuluken Adamseged was a post-doctoral researcher at Leibniz Institute of Agricultural Engineering and Bio-economy (ATB), as well as a research project coordinator at Humboldt University of Berlin.
Current projects
Latest news for Muluken Adamseged
Kenya set to make irrigation a driver of development
IWMI supports Kenya’s public sector to build evidence-driven, inclusive and climate-resilient irrigation systems aligned with the National Irrigation Sector Investment Plan ...
A roadmap for solar irrigation expansion in Ethiopia
When policies are coordinated and financial mechanisms are in place, solar irrigation could lift climate pressures and secure a more resilient future for millions of farmers ...
September-October 2025 Research Journal Roundup
Roundup of research, journal and other academic articles from September and October 2025 ...
Ethiopia and Kenya to benefit from solar-powered technologies
The Solar Energy for Agricultural Resilience (SoLAR) project in Ethiopia and Kenya aims to strengthen food systems and improve climate resilience ...
Solarizing will make agriculture resilient in South Asia and East Africa
Supported by the Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC), the SoLAR project will build on proven models approaches to scale the use solar energy for agriculture through policy, finance ...
How the process tracing methodology maximizes impact assessment
This blog sheds light on how this impact assessment methodology generates key insights, enhances understanding and shapes change ...
IWMI and climate tech startup SunCulture establish landmark partnership to advance sustainable solar irrigation in Kenya
The pioneering partnership aims to scale solar irrigation for climate-resilient agriculture and safeguard Kenya’s water resources ...
Why invest in a circular bioeconomy in Ethiopia?
There are many advantages to a circular bioeconomy including helping to address critical challenges to food security and resource management ...
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