Our Clients

Since we provide services that address global issues, our clients range from international to local. These include:

	International, National and local Government agencies
	International, National and local Non-Governmental Organizations
	International, National and Private Academic Institutions
	International, National, local Private and Public Companies
	Individuals
	Local communities and farmers

Our Partners
To increase its technical capacity and wider coverage, PILOT INTERNATIONAL, is associated with both local and international consultants with wide ranges of diverse experiences. Besides working as project partners, these associates provide technical support whenever need arises.

Key Partners

	Robinah K. Nanyunja (MSc.)
	Summary of professional experience:
	Fundraising and capacity building of Organizations
	Project Leader, Trainer and Researcher
	Projects design, planning, supervision, implementation,
	monitoring and evaluation.
	Networking and partnerships
	Public speaker
	Volunteer
		Pilot international partners, Ian de La Roche, Robinah K. Nanyunja (President & CEO) & Robin B. Clark

Robinah holds a Master of Science in Environment & Natural Resources. Furthermore, she has acquired specialized training in formulating proposals for Clean Development Mechanisms (CDM) Projects and Carbon Reporting requirements under the Kyoto Protocol, Environmental negotiations and Conservation.

	Formulating proposals for Clean Development Mechanisms (CDM) projects, organized by UNEP/RISOE, the University of
	Twente, Netherlands and International Institute of Geosciences and Information survey (ITC).
	International Technical Training workshop on Carbon Budget Model of the Canadian Forest Sector (CBM-CFS3), which
	was organized by The Canadian forest Service of Natural Resources Canada, and the Canadian Forest Network, and took
	place in Victoria BritishColumbia, Canada. The CBM-CFS3 is a user-friendly tool used in reporting of forest carbon to the
	Kyoto Protocol. All countries signatories to the Kyoto Protocol are required to report their carbon emissions by 2008-2012
	The Canadian government uses the CBM-CFS3 to report national forest GHG emissions and removals for
	afforestation, reforestation and deforestation. However, Parties to the Kyoto Protocol are free to use any tools and
	methodologies they wish to report their GHG emissions.
	Specialists training workshop in Writing for publication, fundraising and communicating results. The Tropical Biology
	Association (TBA) based at the University of Cambridge, UK and Makerere University, Faculty of forestry sponsored it.
	Training of Trainers and Consultancy Skills Development organized by the Ministry of Finance, Planning and Economic
	Development and the World Bank, through the Uganda Institutional Capacity Building Project.
	Tropical Ecology and Conservation sponsored by the Tropical Biology Association (TBA), based at the University of
	Cambridge, UK. The course took place in Taita hills in Tsavo and Elsamere Field Study Conservation Centre in Naivasha,
	Kenya. I carried out a pilot project on the influence of cover on the vigilance behaviour of the superb starlings. During
	the course, I underwent extensive field training and exposure to research methodologies and using computer packages
	to analyse ecological data. Programmes used included MS-Excel, Stat View and SuperAnovar on the Macintosh.
	Research fellowship in Monitoring for biodiversity and Environmental change of Wetlands of S.Albufera Mallorca, Spain by
	EarthWatch Europe. Activities included monitoring different species in the wetlands, such as, plants, birds, butterflies,
	dragonflies, and moths, small mammals like mice and rats, aquatic invertebrates as indicators of water quality. Other
	activities included mist netting, bird ringing.

Robin B. Clark
Robin is the President of Robin B. Clark Inc., a Natural Resources Consulting firm registered in Vancouver British Columbia, Canada.
Robin's strong leadership and project management skills were developed over his 20 years of employment with Fletcher Challenge Canada Ltd. Robin incorporated his firm in 1994. His broad range of experience and expertise in inventory and project facilitation allow him to take a strategic and adaptable approach to each project. Robin has extensive contacts throughout the forestry community and excels at putting together customized project teams. He is an active volunteer on numerous industry and professional committees.
Contact: www.rbc.bc.ca

Ivan Gayton
Ivan has worked in silviculture since 1990 as a planter, chainsaw jockey, project manager, and trainer, British Columbia Canada. He managed large-scale stand tending projects for 7 years with Brinkman & Associates Reforestation, a world leader in reforestation. Working with Brinkman, Ivan helped develop innovative stand tending programs with several major clients, as well as training planters, brushers, forepersons, and running First Nations training programs. Since 2003 Ivan has divided his time between building health care structures and delivering life-saving water and sanitation in war-torn areas of Africa with Doctors Without Borders, and working in the Canadian forest with RBC Inc.
Contact: ivangayton@hotmail.com

Associates

Mr. Mujib Kasule Managing Director, Proline Soccer Academy, Uganda	Ms. Florence W. Wambugu MSc Student University of Twente, Kenya
Mr. Timothy Baguma CEO, Street Feet Company, Uganda	Mr. Alfred D. Byigyero MSc Student University of Twente, Rwanda
Mr. Hillary Bakamwesiga Project Co-ordinator, Makerere University Institute of Environment and Natural Resources, Uganda	Mr. Timothy Kayumba Field Engineer, Kigali Institute of Science and Technology, Rwanda
Eng. Eldadi K. Tumwine Consultant, Technology Consult (Africa) Ltd, Uganda	Mr. Eric K. Antwi-Agyei Programme Office, Ministry of Energy, Ghana
Mr. Joel Lugolobi Programme Director, Buso Foundation, Uganda	Mr. Edgar H. Cruz Martinez MSc Student University of Twente, Colombia
Mr. David Kifumba Lecturer, Busoga University, Uganda	Mr. Stephen Kull Carbon Accounting Liaison Officer, Canadian Forest Service, Edmonton Alberta, Canada.
Ms Olivia Nantaba Project Officer, Uganda Wildlife Society, Uganda	Dr. Nabil El Khodari President & CEO, Nile Basin Society, Toronto Canada
Professor Paul Edward T. Mugambi President Uganda National Academy of Sciences, Uganda	Ms Nancy Deveau Toronto, Canada
Mr. Peter Francis Luswata Co-ordinator, MercyCorps, Uganda	Mr. Sunny A. Arjakusumah MSc Student University of Twente, Indonesia
Mr. David S. Kaggwa Advocate, Kaggwa & Co. Advocates, Uganda	Ms. Li Liu Lecturer, Faculty of Resources and Environmental Science, Chongping University, China
Mr. Godfrey Ssebuuma Advocate, Kaggwa & Co. Advocates, Uganda	Ms. Veena Dharmaraj Project Manager, International Institute for Energy Conservation, India.
Mr. Fred Kafuko Consultant Organic farming, Fruits of the Nile, Uganda	Ms. Rahayu Staff at mining and Energy Division Dinas Penanaman Modal, Pertambangan Dan Energi, Indonesia
Ms. Jane Bemigisha PhD student ITC The Netherlands, Uganda	Ms. Karuna Sharma Regmi Senior Research Officer, Winrock International, Nepal
Mr. Paul Mugambwa Sempa Chairman, UCDA Board Honorary Consul of the Federative Republic of Brazil, Uganda	Mr. Erik Jan Rodenhuis Energy Consultant, RR Energy, The Netherlands
Mr. Henagge Sunil Somathilaka Chief Engineer, Ceylon Electricity Board, Sri Lanka	Ms. Kate Lance PhD student ITC, The Netherlands, USA
Mr. Mihayo Musabila Maguta Senior Research and Development Officer III TIRDO, Tanzania	Mr. Julius K. Kariara Programme Officer Forest Restoration Project The Kijabe Environment Volunteers, Kenya