Zenebe Uraguchi

Zenebe Uraguchi is a prominent economist and professor at the Bern University of Applied Sciences, where he also serves as the director of the HAFL-Hugo P. Cecchini Institute. His work emphasizes inclusive and sustainable economic development, particularly in the context of agriculture and rural development.

Professional Background

• Previous Experience: Before joining Bern University, Uraguchi spent 13 years at Helvetas, a Swiss organization focused on international development. His roles there contributed significantly to his expertise in development economics.
• Current Focus: At Bern University, he is involved in research and teaching that addresses the complexities of urban and rural economic development, as well as the impact of artificial intelligence on these sectors.

Research Interests

Uraguchi's research includes:

• Economic Development: Investigating urban and rural dynamics.
• Agricultural Economics: Exploring challenges in attracting young talent to agriculture.
• Sustainability: Promoting sustainable practices within economic frameworks.

Engagement

He actively participates in conferences and discussions aimed at engaging young people and students in economic topics, reflecting his commitment to education and mentorship in the field of economics.123