Dr. Nelson Manhisse holds a Ph.D. from the Graduate School of International Cooperation Studies, Kobe University, where he is currently a Research Fellow. His doctoral dissertation examined the demand for education among smallholder households in Mozambique. Other areas of interest include service delivery and educational outcomes in primary education, emphasizing teacher characteristics, and skills formation and employability for youth from disadvantaged socioeconomic backgrounds. Previously, he worked as a researcher and administrator in high education in Mozambique. Besides, he spends time writing fiction, poetry, and computer programs.
Nelson Fernando Manhisse
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- Internship Experience at PADECO Co., Ltd. as a JICA Intern (Kyoko Okamoto)
- Mr. Yogo delivered a lecture on “International Development and Sustainability in Business Consulting”
- Dr. Bernard Yungu Loleka delivered a Special Lecture on “Analyzing Gabon’s Education System: Insights from the World Bank and SDG Alignment Using the Global Education Policy (GEPD)
- Ms. Haramoto delivered a lecture on “Role of the UN in Promoting SDGs: Case of UNFPA Sri Lanka”
- Advanced Overseas Research in Malawi (Yudai Ishii)