Peopl & Contact: Network

This page provides e-mail contacts and institute associations of many of the persons who were involved in this project.

In 1997 and 1998 two workshops took place at IIASA. Participants with different professional backgrounds and experiences came from Botswana, Mozambique, Namibia, European countries and the USA. The workshops were used to gather information, disseminate tentative research findings, and for follow up activities.

Each summer, IIASA hosts the Young Scientists Summer Program (YSSP). Over the past four years (1997-2000) students who participated in the Population Project provided useful background papers, analysis and modeling support.

Researchers, scientists and students from several countries wrote papers on population, development and environmental issues in the project countries. These papers have helped to improve the quality of the PDE models. A selection of these papers was published as an IIASA Interim Report, edited by Ben Fuller and Isolde Prommer, entitled Population, Development, Environment in Namibia. Background Readings. A similar selection of papers on Mozambique, entitled Population, Development, Environment in Mozambique. Background Readings, edited by Manuel da Costa Gaspar, is forthcoming.

These papers will be used as background material for the forthcoming books, tentatively titled AIDS, Diamonds and Water: Modeling Population and Sustainable Development in Namibia and Botswana, edited by W.C. Sanderson et al., and Mozambique. The Troubled Green Giant, edited by A. Wils and M. da Costa Gaspar.

In January 1999, IIASA organized a two-week "Training Course on Systems-Modeling of Population-Development-Environment Interactions" at the University of Pretoria, South Africa. More information about this workshop is at the Modeling Workshop link.

Contents

- Authors of the Interim Report on Namibia
- Authors of Unpublished Background Papers
- YSSP and their work
- Visiting Researchers
- IIASA PDE Workshops & Meetings

People are listed in alphabetical order without any claim of completeness.

Interim Report Now available from IIASA for a handling charge of US $20, or available in PDF format (click here).	Fuller, Ben and Isolde Prommer. Eds. 2000. Population, Development, Environment in Namibia. Background Readings. Laxenburg, Austria, IIASA Interim Report, IR-00-031, 315 pp. Below you will find the names of the contributors on the left and the contact addresses, chapter titles and pages on the right.
O.O. Arowolo	Windhoek, Namibia e-mail:arow@iafrica.com.na Namibia's Population Policy, pp. 231-252 Fertility in Namibia, pp. 253-272

Rob Blackie	Parliamentary Office of the Liberal Democrats Senior Researcher in Economy and Treasury Policy London, UK e-mail: rob_blackie@hotmail.com Government Policies on Sustainable Development in Namibia, pp. 135-152

Andrés A. Buenfil	Center for Wetlands, University of Florida, Gainesville, Florida, USA e-mail: abuenfil@grove.ufl.edu Emergy Evaluation of Water Supply Alternatives for Windhoek, Namibia, pp. 185-202

Alan T. Critchley Head of the Life Sciences Division at the MRCC, UNAM Windhoek, Namibia acritchley@unam.na	together with F.J. Molloy, Department of Biology, UNAM e-mail: fmolloy@unam.na J.D. van Harmelen, MRCC, UNAM e-mail: jdvanh@iafrica.com.na K.E. Mshigeni, Academic Affairs and Research, UNAM e-mail: kmshigeni@unam.na A Strategy for Appropriate Technology for Development in Namibia - Recent University of Namibia Initiatives: Selected Examples and Call for Collaboration, pp. 203-227

Robert K. Davis	Institute of Behavioral Science, University of Colorado at Boulder Boulder, CO 80309, USA e-mail: davisrk@spot.colorado.edu Report on Water Resources and Water Resource Management in Namibia, pp. 65-74

Ben Fuller &	Isolde Prommer	Introduction, pp. 1-17 B. Fuller: MRCC-UNAM, bfuller@unam.na I. Prommer: IIASA-POP, prommer@iiasa.ac.at

Lauren E. Hale	Princeton University Princeton, New Jersey, USA e-mail: lehale@princeton.edu A Freedom Uncommon: The Development and Consequences of Namibian Claim to its Exclusive Economic Zone, pp. 93-108

Lazarus Hangula	MRCC - Multidisciplinary Research and Consultancy Centre, University of Namibia Windhoek, Namibia e-mail: lhangula@unam.na Land Reform in Namibia, pp. 75-92

Dirk Hansohm	Namibian Economic Policy Research Unit (NEPRU) Windhoek, Namibia e-mail: dhansohm@iafrica.com.na Alternative Paths of Economic Development in Namibia, pp. 165-184

Molly E. Hellmuth	IIASA-POP Laxenburg, Austria e-mail: hellmuth@iiasa.ac.at Water Resources in Namibia, pp. 47-64

Oddvar Jakobsen	United Nations Development Programme Country office: Dar es Salaam, Tanzania e-mail: oddvar.jakobsen@undp.org A Model for Studying the Impact of HIV/AIDS on the Size and Structure of the Namibian Population, pp. 297-315

Wolfgang Lutz	Leader of the IIASA-POP Project e-mail: lutz@iiasa.ac.at Foreword, p. 5

Daniel O. Okeyo	Department of Biology, University of Namibia Windhoek, Namibia e-mail: dokeyo@unam.na Inland Fisheries Development in Namibia: Evaluating Alternative Paths For Sustainable Development, pp. 109-131

Wade Pendleton and Bruce Frayne	Anthropology Department, San Diego State University San Diego, California, USA e-mail: wpendlet@mail.sdsu.edu and Department of Geography Queen's University Kingston, Ontario, Canada e-mail: 8gbf@qlink.queensu.ca Migration as a Population Dynamic in Namibia, pp. 273-296

Riikka Shemeikka (nee Raitis)	University of Helsinki, Population Research Unit Helsinki, Finland e-mail: rraitis@valt.helsinki.fi Research Scholar at IIASA-POP, 1997-1999 Education in Namibia, pp. 153-164

Grant Wardell-Johnson	Australian School of Environmental Studies at Griffith University Nathan Campus, Brisbane, Australia e-mail: g.wardell-johnson@mailbox.gu.edu.au Biodiversity and Conservation in Namibia into the 21st Century, pp. 1-16

Background Papers	These papers are unpublished.
Ms. Toziba B. Botana Mr. Donald L. Kgathi Mr. Rebasele Radibe and Mr. Hassan M. Yousif	T.B. Botana: Central Statistics Office D.L. Kgathi: National Institute of Development Research and Documentation at the University of Botswana R.R.K. Radibe: Ministry of Finance and Development Planning H.M. Yousif: UNDP/African Futures Environment, Population and the Economy: A Long-term Vision for Development in Botswana

Mr. Donald L. Kgathi	National Institute of Development Research and Documentation at the University of Botswana, Private Bag 0022, Gaborone, Botswana e-mail: Kgathi@mopipi.ub.bw Water Demand, Population, and Sustainability in Botswana: Implications for Development Policy.

Mr. Gagoitseope Mmopelwa	University of Botswana e-mail: mmopelwa@noka.ub.bw Energy Use, Population and Environment in Botswana.

Maimuna Ibraimo	Ministério do Plano e Finaças, DNPO - Direcção Nacional de Plano e Orçamento e-mail: maimuna@fsnis.uem.mz The Skilled Labor Force in Mozambique.

M. da Costa Gaspar	Instituto Nacional de Estatística e-mail: gaspar@zebra.uem.mz Population in Mozambique 1960-2025.

Emídio Sebastião	Ministério para Coordenação da Acção Ambiental (MICOA) e-mail: emidios@sdnp.org.mz Recursos Hídricos de Moçambique: Usos Da Água e Demanda (Water resources in Mozambique: use and demand).

Molly E. Hellmuth, Kenneth M. Strzepek, and David N. Yates	IIASA-POP and University of Colorado at Boulder, Department of Civil, Environmental and Architectural Engineering e-mail: hellmuth@iiasa.ac.at, strzepek@colorado.edu, David.Yates@Colorado.edu Methodological Framework of the Southern African Integrated (SAINT) Model of Water Supply and Demand.

Isolde Prommer	IIASA-POP e-mail: prommer@iiasa.ac.at Agriculture, HIV/AIDS and Food Security in Mozambique: a descriptive analysis and literature review.

Warren C. Sanderson	IIASA-POP e-mail: sanders@iiasa.ac.at Will There Be More Batswana Alive in 2020 Than There Are Now?

Annababette Wils	Vassar College (New York) e-mail: wils@vassar.edu Education in Mozambique.


YSSP 1997-2000	Participants of IIASA's Young Scientists Summer Program
Andrés A. Buenfil	Center for Wetlands, University of Florida, Gainesville, Florida, USA e-mail: abuenfil@grove.ufl.edu YSSP 1998 Emergy Evaluation of Water Supply Alternatives for Windhoek (see Interim Report).

Peter Buwembo	Statistics South Africa e-mail: peterb@statssa.pwv.gov.za YSSP 1999 The Biases in HIV/AIDS Sentinel Surveillance Data and the Proposed Methods of Correction with Reference to Namibia.

Vania A. Ceccato	Royal Institute of Technology SE-100 44 Stockholm, Sweden e-mail: vania@infra.kth.se YSSP 1999 Assessing the Impact of Modernization on Fertility: The Case of Mozambique. Laxenburg, Austria: IIASA Interim Report IR-00-052.

Federico Geremei	Department of Demography, University of Rome “La Sapienza" e-mail:federico.geremei@gmail.com YSSP 2000 HIV/AIDS and population dynamics.

Lauren E. Hale	Princeton University Princeton, New Jersey, USA e-mail: lehale@princeton.edu YSSP 1997 Fisheries in Namibia (see Interim Report)

Paul Kibuuka	Development Bank of Southern Africa PO Box 1234, Halfway House, Midrand, 1685, South Africa e-mail: paulk@dbsa.org YSSP 1998 The Projected Supply and Demand for Professional and Technical Workforce in Botswana and the Impact of AIDS 1991-2020.

Edward Kironji	University of Pretoria, Department of Sociology 0002, Pretoria, South Africa YSSP 2000 e-mail: kironji@libarts.up.ac.za Household-based development index in South Africa

Refilwe Makweya	University of Pretoria, Department of South Africa Foundation of Public Management and Development. 0002, Pretoria, South Africa YSSP 1998 e-mail: refilwe@ccnet.up.ac.za Migration in Botswana

Zethu Matebeni	University of Pretoria, Department of Sociology 0002, Pretoria, South Africa YSSP 2000 e-mail: matebeni@libarts.up.ac.za Re-evaluation of the prevalence of HIV/AIDS in South Africa

Michael R. Mojaki	University of North West, Department of Sociology Private Bag X2046, Mafikeng, 2735, South Africa e-mail: mrmsoc@uwbo.uniwest.ac.za YSSP 1998 Poverty and Inequality in Sub-Saharan Africa

Andrew Noymer	University of Berkeley, Department of Sociology, USA e-mail: andrew@demog.berkeley.edu YSSP 1997 Estimates of Under-five Mortality in Botswana and Namibia: Levels and Trends. Laxenburg, Austria: IIASA Interim Report IR-98-005.

Kuberin Packirisamy	Policy Research, Planning and Development Unit of the Department of Housing and Local Government-Northern Cape e-mail: kpackirisamy@pancmail.ncape.gov.za YSSP 1998 Programming the core of the Botswana, Namibia, and Mozambique Population - HIV/AIDS Models PDE training Multistate Population Model with HIV/AIDS and Education (together with Warren C. Sanderson and Annababette Wils).

Isolde Prommer	YSSP 1997 Population, agriculture, environment and gender issues: the debate and Mozambique.

Carl Van Aardt	Bureau of Market Research, University of South Africa 0003 Pretoria, South Africa e-mail: vaardcj@unisa.ac.za YSSP 1997 Entrepreneurship and the labor force in South Africa. PDE-Training


Visiting Researchers
Alyssa Holt	Stockholm Environment Institute - Boston Center Boston, Massachusetts, USA e-mail: aholt@tellus.org Summer 1998 Available Data on Botswana Water Demand. Water data analysis

Natalie Mladenov	Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, Water Resources, University of Colorado Boulder, Colorado, USA Summer 1998 e-mail: mladenov@colorado.edu Water quality in Botswana and the Okavango Delta PDE training

Florian Stamm	Metria Kiruna National Land Survey, SE-801 82 Gävle, Sweden Summer 2000 GIS Mapping. Many maps on this CD-ROM/Website.

Kenneth Strzepek	University of Colorado at Boulder, Department of Civil, Environmental and Architectural Engineering 1997-2000 e-mail: strzepek@colorado.edu Water modeling PDE Training

David N. Yates	University of Colorado at Boulder, Department of Civil, Environmental and Architectural Engineering David.Yates@Colorado.edu Water modeling

IIASA PDE Workshops & Meetings 1997 & 1998	Participants in alphabetical order and their affiliations. Participants who are listed either on this page or on the core-team page are listed by name only, without any contact details.
IIASA Population Project, Mr. O.O. Arowolo, Mr. Rob Blackie, Ms. Toziba B. Botana, Mr. Ben Fuller, Ms. Lauren Hale, Mr. Lazarus Hangula, Mr. Oddvar Jakobsen, Mr. Daniel L. Kgathi, Mr. Daniel O. Okeyo, Mr. Rebasele Radibe, Mr. Kenneth Strzepek, Ms. Annababette Wils, and YSSPers 1997 and 1998.

Ms. Paola Agostini	World Bank Washington, D.C. 20433 U.S.A. pagostini@worldbank.org

Mr. Jaap Arntzen	University of Botswana, Department of Environmental Science Gaborone, Botswana e-mail: arntzenj@noka.ub.bw

Mr. Richard Bilsborrow	Carolina Population Center Chapel Hill, NC 27516-3997, USA e-mail: richard_bilsborrow@unc.edu

Mr. Antoine Bommier	INED-Institut national d'études démographiques 75980 Paris Cedex 20, France e-mail: bommier@ined.fr

Ms. Toziba Badiki Botana	Central Statistics Office Private Bag 0024, Gaborone, Botswana tel. +267-352200, fax +267-352201

Mr. Antti Erkkilä	Faculty of Forestry at the University of Joensuu P.O. Box 111, 80101 Joensuu, Finland e-mail: Antti.Erkkila@forest.joensuu.fi

Mr. Michel Garenne	CEPED-Centre français sur la population et le développement 75270 Paris Cedex 06, France e-mail: garenne@mozart.ceped.ined.fr

Ms. Fern Greenwell	e-mail: fern@prc.utexas.edu

Simon Gregson	Wellcome Trust Centre for the Epidemiology of Infectious Disease, Department of Zoology, University of Oxford Oxford OX1 3PS U.K. e-mail: simon.gregson@zoo.ox.ac.uk

Mr. Reimer Gronemeyer	Institute for Sociology at the Justus-Liebig-University 35394 Gießen, Germany e-mail: Reimer.Gronemeyer@sowi.uni-giessen.de

Mr. Richard C. Johnson	Oracle Corporation, CA 94065 USA e-mail: rcjohnso@us.oracle.com

Patricia Kandelaars	e-mail: P.P.A.A.H.Kandelaars@kpn.com

Mr. Sergio Medina	El Colegio de Mexico, C.P. 1 074, Mexico D.F. e-mail: smedina@colmex.mx

Mr. Innocent Modisaotsile	United Nations Development Programme PO Box 54, Gaborone, Botswana e -mail: innocent.modisaotsile@undp.org

Sergei Scherbov	University of Groningen, Faculty of Spatial Sciences, Population Research Centre PO Box 800, NL-9700 AV Groningen, The Netherlands e-mail: s.scherbov@frw.rug.nl

Hassan Musa Yousif	UNDP/African Futures 01 B.P. 1747 Abidjan 01, Côte d'Ivoire e-mail: hyousif@africanfutures.co.ci

Version 1.0, Feb. 2001