Alfred is an agricultural economist and ILRI Graduate Fellow specialising in gender-responsive livestock innovations with skills in research synthesis, qualitative and quantitative research, grant writing, and fieldwork coordination. Currently completing his MSc in Agricultural and Applied Economics at the University of Nairobi, his research evaluates the adoption potential of acaricide-impregnated ear tags for tick & ectoparasite control. By combining quantitative modelling with qualitative gender analysis, Alfred works to ensure emerging agricultural technologies are designed to meet the practical needs and daily realities of diverse livestock keepers.