Peter Kisavi

As an Agricultural Economist, I specialize in analyzing data and economic trends to improve agricultural productivity, sustainability, and profitability. I apply economic principles to evaluate farming systems, food supply chains, and market behaviors, helping stakeholders—from policymakers to producers—make informed decisions. My work involves conducting research on crop pricing, resource allocation, and the impact of agricultural policies, often using statistical models and forecasting tools. With a deep understanding of both economics and agricultural sciences, I am passionate about promoting food security, rural development, and economic growth in the agricultural sector.

As an Agricultural Economist, I specialize in analyzing economic data and agricultural trends to support effective decision-making in food production, resource management, and rural development. With over 3 years of professional experience, I have worked with government agencies, NGOs, and private sector stakeholders to evaluate agricultural policies, conduct market research, and design development programs that enhance food security and sustainability. My work includes conducting cost-benefit analyses, forecasting commodity prices, and assessing the economic viability of agricultural technologies. I have also led field-based research projects and collaborated with farmers, extension workers, and policy advisors to promote evidence-based strategies. With a strong foundation in both economics and agriculture, I am committed to contributing to resilient food systems and informed agricultural planning.

I hold a Bachelors of Science in Agricultural Economics and Resource Management from Rongo University, where I gained a strong foundation in microeconomic theory, econometrics, agricultural policy, and rural development.