My doctoral research focused on the impact of globalisation on rural spaces in Africa with particular focus on the experiences and responses of rural residents to the land grabbing phenomenon. I also have relevant Public Health and International Development experience in program management, finance, communication and capacity building. I have developed excellent numeracy skills and, relevant experience in quantitative data analysis and statistical modelling using the Statistical Package for the Social Sciences (SPSS) and Excel. My communication skills are adaptable to suit different audiences. I am a passionate individual with a track record of motivating and leading teams to achieve set targets. I am confident, enthusiastic and a swift learner with the ability to work in a fast-pace multi-functional environment.
Experience
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2017–presentCommittee Member, Rural Geography Research Group-RGS
Education
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2021Aberystwyth University, PhD
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2014University of Sheffield, MPHID
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2010University of Hull, B.A. (Hons)
Publications
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2021ICT Enabled Public Services for Migration (MIICT): how co-creative practices advanced migrants' integration in the EU,
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2021Passive, Victims or Unintended Misrepresentation?,
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2020Political reactions from below to Sime Darby land grab: Generational shift, geographical reach, rural influencers and multi-stakeholder alliance,
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2015Policy Options for Addressing Health System and Human Resources for Health Crisis in Liberia Post-Ebola Epidemic,
Professional Memberships
- Royal Geographical Society
Honours
B.A. MPHID PhD
- Sheffield
- Website
- @fidelbudy
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