Thomas Tichař

Consultant in Market Systems & Livelihoods

Thomas Tichař is a professional with extensive experience in international development, focusing on market and food systems, as well as public and private policy.1 He currently holds a position at Wageningen University & Research, where he specializes in socio-economic inclusion and foresight in food systems.

Professional Background

With 17 years of work experience in the field of international development, Thomas has developed expertise in various areas related to food systems and policy.1 His role at Wageningen University & Research involves:

Focusing on market and food systems
Working on public and private policy issues
Specializing in socio-economic inclusion
Applying foresight techniques to food systems

Additional Roles

In addition to his primary position, Thomas Tichař also serves as a Youth & Gender Advisor in Food Systems at the Wageningen Centre for Development Innovation.2 This role likely involves:

Developing tools for understanding youth involvement in food systems
Addressing gender-related issues within the context of food systems
Providing expertise on youth engagement in agricultural and food-related initiatives

Thomas Tichař's diverse experience and specialized knowledge make him a valuable contributor to the field of food systems and international development at Wageningen University & Research.

Experience

Consultant in Market Systems & Livelihoods at Wageningen University & Research

Consultant in Market Systems & Livelihoods at Independent (Sep 2018 - Jan 2019), Food Security and Livelihoods Advisor - focus on market systems development at Save the Children UK (Apr 2017 - Nov 2017)

Education

M.A. from University of Amsterdam (1999 - 2004); M.A. from International Institute of Social Studies - Erasmus University Rotterdam (2006 - 2007); Czech language introductory course from Charles University in Prague (2018)