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Background
The Vehicle, Garage and Transportation Service Executive Office at Arba Minch University were established to support the university's growing transportation needs. As a key operational unit, the office ensures the availability, reliability, and efficiency of vehicles used for academic, research, and administrative purposes.
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Accountable to the President's office
One of the offices reporting to the President's which is in charge of coordinating the development of moral and ethical behavior in the community by preventing corruption and malpractice in all services in accordance with the laws, decrees, and orders of the government at Arba Minch University in collaboration with two institutes, six colleges, and entire directorates that collectively aim to achieve the university's mission.
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Background
The Grants and Collaborative Project Management (GCPM) is among the directorate offices established under the vice President for Research and Community Cooperation, Arba Minch University (AMU).
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Mission & vision of the office
Vision
AMU-EDIC will become a center of excellence known for its high standard entrepreneurship development training, career development center and outreach services in developing entrepreneurial mind-set for creating decent job for youths in Ethiopia.
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Vision
The directorate aims to improve procurement administration by making the most use of the current e-government procurement system to increase transparency and efficiency in the university's procurement performance and administration.
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Contact Address
Dr. Eng. Elias Gebeyehu Ayele (PhD, Associate Professor, Hydraulic Engineering)
Director, Water Resources Research Center
Arba Minch University, Ethiopia
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The Water Resources Research Center (WRRC) at Arba Minch Water Technology Institute, Arba Minch University (AMU) is a specialized research institution dedicated to addressing critical water resource challenges through scientific research, innovation, and community engagement. The center plays a vital role in advancing sustainable water management, conservation, and utilization practices.
Key Focus Areas:
1. Research & Innovation:
· Conducts multidisciplinary studies on the sustainable water resources management, hydrology, renewable energy, irrigation and drainage, Water Supply and Sanitation, Climate Change, Variability and Impacts, and Emerging Issues.
· Investigates solutions for water scarcity, pollution, and sustainable water use for agricultural, hydropower and water supply.
2. Community & Stakeholder Engagement:
· Works closely with local communities, government agencies, and NGOs to identify water-related challenges and implement practical solutions.
· Promotes participatory research to ensure relevance and applicability of findings.
3. Capacity Building & Training:
· Provides training programs for students, researchers, and professionals in water resource management.
· Enhances technical expertise through workshops, seminars, and collaborative projects.
4. Policy Support & Advocacy:
· Generates evidence-based research to inform water resource policies at regional and national levels.
· Advocates for sustainable water use and integrated water resource management (IWRM).
5. Technology & Infrastructure Development:
· Explores modern technologies (Geospatial Technologies and Artificial Intelligence) for sustainable water resources management and efficient irrigation systems.
· Supports infrastructure projects that improve water accessibility and quality
Vision:
To be a leading hub of excellence in water resources research, fostering sustainable development and resilience in water-stressed areas.
Mission:
To advance knowledge, innovation, and practical solutions in water resource management through cutting-edge research, community engagement, and policy influence.
By bridging the gap between academia and real-world water challenges, the WRRC at Arba Minch University contributes significantly to Ethiopia’s water security and environmental sustainability efforts.
