Salsawi Feleke

Salsawi Feleke

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Arba Minch University
Omo-Turkana Research Network

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I had my first degree in sociology then went to Addis Abeba University where I did my master degree in development studies. I have been working in the basin right after my undergraduate study. Currently I am working on Mega Development Projects on Omo River: Its’ Challenges and Opportunities on the Life Trajectories of South Omo People; the Case of OmoKuraz Sugar Development Project together with my colleague (Saleh Seid)

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