Galgalo Galma

A dedicated and results-oriented Meteorologist and Climate Change Adaptation specialist currently pursuing a Master of Science in Climate Change Adaptation at the University of Nairobi. Possesses practical experience in hydrology, groundwater monitoring, water resource management, drought resilience, environmental conservation, and community engagement. Experienced in hydrometeorological data collection and analysis, stakeholder collaboration, field assessments, technical reporting, and climate resilience initiatives.

Passionate about sustainable water resource management, spring protection, watershed conservation, and community-based environmental initiatives.

Paid Hydrometeorologist Intern at Marsabit Water and Sewerage Company (MARWASCO) – Horn of Africa Groundwater for Resilience Programme (2026-01 – Present)

• Collecting, monitoring, and analyzing groundwater and hydrometeorological data.
• Supporting groundwater resource assessment and monitoring activities.
• Assisting in preparation of technical reports and project documentation.
• Participating in field surveys and water resource assessments.
• Supporting sustainable groundwater management and conservation initiatives.
• Collaborating with stakeholders to strengthen water resource resilience and protection.

Paid Public Service Intern – Hydrologist at Water Resources Authority (WRA), Marsabit (2025-01 – 2026-12)

• Participated in hydrological monitoring and water resource assessments.
• Assisted in catchment conservation and water resource protection activities.
• Conducted field data collection and hydrological analysis.
• Supported community awareness initiatives on water conservation and sustainable water use.
• Prepared technical reports and maintained hydrological records.
• Supported implementation of water resource management and conservation programs.

Intern at National Drought Management Authority (NDMA), Marsabit (2024-02 – 2024-07)

• Supported drought early warning systems and food security monitoring.
• Participated in field assessments and community sensitization activities.
• Contributed to vulnerability assessments and monthly situation reports.
• Supported resilience-building initiatives within ASAL communities.

Intern at Kenya Meteorological Department (KMD), Nairobi (2023-01 – 2023-12)

• Assisted in operational weather forecasting and climate data analysis.
• Supported preparation of daily and seasonal weather bulletins.
• Participated in climate services delivery and stakeholder engagement activities.
• Assisted in weather and climate data management and reporting.

Master of Science in Climate Change Adaptation – University of Nairobi

Bachelor of Science in Meteorology – University of Nairobi (2022-12)