Name: Adili B Tiisekwa
Position: Assistant Lecturer |
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Mr. Adili Tiisekwa is an Assistant Lecturer in the Department of Wildlife Management. Prior to coming to SUA, he was working as a Research Associate at the International Institute of Tropical Agriculture under the SARD-SC project on Cassava Value chain. He has also worked at AVRDC as a Research Assistant in Postharvest Management of Vegetables in Tanzania. After completing a BSc. Degree he worked with Kilimo Trust on the value chains of 10 selected Agriculture commodities found in East Africa so as to advice potential to member states. Having food science background he has worked with a number of SMEs in food processing and is also a member of the Morogoro Food Processors Cluster, where the won several medals in the National 88 agricultural shows hosted in Tanzania annually. He has vast experience in Tanzania Food Industry in terms of technical and value addition of both exotic and indigenous produce. |
QUALIFICATION | INSTITUTION ATTENDED |
MSc. Food Science | Sokoine University of Agriculture, Tanzania |
BSc. Food Science and Technology | Sokoine University of Agriculture, Tanzania |
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Support to Agricultural Research for Development of Strategic Crops in Africa (SARD-SC). Improving Cassava value chain in Tanzania (Postharvest Management). Improved cassava varieties developed, processing equipment and cassava planter and harvester tested, 2014.
Improving Income and Nutrition in Eastern and Southern Africa by Enhancing Vegetable-based Farming and Food Systems in Peri-urban Corridors, AVRDC – The World Vegetable Center. Quantifying postharvest losses, adapting cost-effective technologies, improve nutrition and livelihoods, USAID, 2013.
Efficacy of slightly acidic electrolysed water (SAEW) on selected fruits, vegetables and in vitro of Salmonella, E.coli and Staphylococcus spp., Japan. Publication in Journal of Bioscience Engineering. SAEW proven to be effective and safer compared to other sanitisers applied in food industry, 2012.
Commercialisation of selected vegetable and tree fruit based products in Tanzania and Rwanda, Mango and Passion fruit, ASARECA. New juice formulations, including amaranth based soup, SMEs, in Pwani and Morogoro trained on food safety and processing of selected fruits. Guidelines for processing of juice, amaranth instant based soup, dried vegetables, hygiene and food safety requirements developed for SMEs, 2011.