Andrew Odero

Andrew Odero is a highly accomplished professional with a strong background in agriculture and environmental economics.

He obtained his Bachelor's degree in Agriculture from the University of Nairobi, and later pursued a Master's degree in Environmental Economics at Moi University.

With a wealth of experience in the field, Andrew has served in key roles at renowned organizations such as the World Food Programme and the Famine Early Warning Systems Network (FEWS NET).

At the World Food Programme, Andrew has held various positions including Regional Vulnerability Analysis and Mapping Advisor for the Southern Africa Region, Head of Food Security Analysis and Performance Measurement, Lead Resilience Analyst, and Head of Vulnerability Analysis and Mapping/Food Security and Livelihood Cluster co-Coordinator.

His previous role as the Deputy Regional Representative for Eastern Africa at FEWS NET showcases his expertise in food security analysis and resilience measures.

Andrew's contributions to these organizations have been invaluable, highlighting his dedication to addressing food security challenges and enhancing livelihoods in vulnerable regions.

His academic background in agriculture and environmental economics, combined with his extensive professional experience, make Andrew Odero a highly respected figure in the field of food security and vulnerability analysis.