Centre for Sustainable Livelihoods
O'Rahilly Building
NUI Cork
00353 21 4903158
staff
Eamon Lenihan, Centre Director
Eamon's main areas of expertise include exploring the two way linkages between HIV/AIDS - Nutrition -Food/Agricultural production; rural livelihoods and food security; small-scale rural enterprises; small-scale/co-operative dairy enterprises; rural credit and rural financial institutions; rural resource management; economic analysis of small-scale farming systems and project analysis.
e.lenihan@ucc.ie
Joe Bogue, Deputy Director
Joe's main areas of expertise include exploring new food product development; new product design; food trends: reduced-fat/calorie foods, functional foods; marketing and management of new food products; market-oriented new food product development; NPD processes and activities in the Irish Food Sector; health enhancing foods, small food enterprises, speciality foods and NPD.
j.bogue@ucc.ie
Stephen Bean
Member of the multimedia development group, UCC
sbean@cs.ucc.ie
Denis Lucey
Prof. Lucey's current research areas span effectiveness of Agricultural Knowledge and Information Systems (AKIS) in developing countries; rural development and local food security; building effective food supply chains; capacity building in AKIS.
d.lucey@ucc.ie
Stephen Onakuse, Research Fellow
Stephen is a Research Fellow with the Centre for Sustainable Livelihoods. His areas of expertise include Community-Based Organisation Development and Livelihoods Analysis, Participatory Appraisal and Community Needs, Poverty, situation and policy analysis, Agricultural development through innovative technology practices, Policy Advice for Poverty Reduction Strategies, Mainstreaming HIV/AIDS and socio-cultural issues, Sustainable development, and sustainable livelihoods in Developing Countries. He received a Bachelor's degree from the University of Agriculture, Abeokuta, a Master's in Environmental Biology from the University of Ibadan, Nigeria, and a Ph.D. in Development Studies from the University College Cork, Ireland.
S.Onakuse@ucc.ie
Xiaoye Dai, Research Fellow
Xiaoye is a Research Fellow with the Centre for Sustainable Livelihoods. Her areas of expertise include multimedia synchronisation; enhanced multimedia technology in virtual learning; ICTs in teaching and learning; applying ICTs to build up knowledge capacity in rural areas; e-learning for knowledge exchanging in rural development. Xiaoye received a B.E. and a M.Sc in Computer Science, and a Ph.D. in Computer Science joint with Development Studies.
x.dai@cs.ucc.ie
