Seana Insa Daud

Proven track record of supporting and enhancing rural community development and sustainability. Demonstrated expertise in coordinating business strategy development, resource management, and instructional assistance. Skilled at fostering inclusive and collaborative learning environments that drive rural farmer’s communities and youth engagement and achievement. Adept at working with rural communities, SMEs, and stakeholders to drive economic growth and nutrition-sensitive markets Proficient in leveraging technology to optimize educational experiences and streamline administrative workflows. Exceptional communication and organizational abilities and a genuine passion for empowering learners and fostering their intellectual development. 

Ph.D. D Student: Geography of Population. Research topic: Rural Development Models and Social Dynamics in Mozambique; 

(current) Public Sector and Management (2011-current) Oversee social and economic growth initiatives, focusing on gender-inclusive business development and social impact Collaborate with stakeholders on policy and program implementation for rural enterprises; Provide strategic leadership in board meetings; Streamline processes and procedures for improved efficiency. 

Rural Community Development (2013-current) Developed agricultural market linkages, boosting exports and trade flows; Led initiatives to establish women's skills and abilities in business incubation, circular economy, and blue economy, empowering SMEs; Designed innovative trade strategies to enhance food system resilience and nutrition-sensitive value chains; fostered connections and partnerships within the agricultural sector to stimulate economic growth and market access; Engage with rural communities, understanding their needs and involving them in program design for sustainable development, based on the regenerative and dynamics models. 

Research and Education (2016-current) Lecturer on Business strategies; Civic Leadership; Organize and manage training programs; Research rural development, social dynamics, and territories;