Faisal Buyinza | Econometrics | Best Researcher Award

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Assist Prof Dr. Faisal Buyinza | Econometrics | Best Researcher Award

Assist Prof Dr. Faisal Buyinza, Makerere University, Uganda

🎓 Assoc Prof Dr. Faisal Buyinza is a distinguished Senior Lecturer at Makerere University’s School of Economics. With a PhD in Economics from Johannes Kepler University, Austria, and a rich academic background, he is a prolific researcher and consultant in various economic domains. Faisal’s expertise extends from econometric analysis to policy research, evidenced by his extensive publication record and consultancy experience. A dedicated educator, he has served as a Teaching Assistant at the University of Dar es Salaam and held leadership roles in educational institutions. Fluent in English, Lusoga, and Luganda, Faisal embodies a commitment to excellence in academia and research. 🌍📈

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Education and professional skills:

🎓 Dr. Faisal Buyinza’s academic journey is a testament to his dedication to economic scholarship. He obtained his PhD in Economics from Johannes Kepler University in Linz, Austria, from 2007 to 2010, delving deep into the intricacies of economic theory and analysis. Prior to this, he earned his Master’s degree in Economics at the University of Dar es Salaam in Tanzania, solidifying his understanding of economic principles from 2001 to 2003. Faisal’s academic pursuits began at Makerere University in Kampala, Uganda, where he completed his Bachelor’s degree in Economics from 1995 to 1998. His educational foundation traces back to the National College of Business Studies in Kampala and Nyenga Secondary School, where he earned diplomas and certificates in Business Studies and Advanced Education, respectively. 🌍📚

 

Training:

📚 Dr. Faisal Buyinza’s commitment to continuous learning is evident through his participation in various training programs and conferences. In 2016, he obtained a Certificate in Designing and Evaluating Payment Systems for Ecosystems, showcasing his interest in environmental economics, through a program organized by the Beijing Institute and the European Association of Environmental and Resource Economists in Zurich, Switzerland. Additionally, he enhanced his expertise in policy research by attending sessions on Randomized Control Trials and Proposal Writing organized by CEEPA in Cape Town, South Africa, in 2014. Faisal’s dedication to professional development is further highlighted by his involvement in workshops on proposal writing, poverty measurements, and women’s empowerment, underscoring his multifaceted approach to research and advocacy. 🌍📝

 

Research Focus:

Dr. Faisal Buyinza’s research focuses on various aspects of economic development and policy implementation, with a particular emphasis on energy economics, entrepreneurship, and gender dynamics in household decision-making. He explores the differential impacts of electricity access on educational outcomes, investigates the drivers of household transitions to clean energy fuels, and examines the role of financial inclusion in the adoption of solar photovoltaic systems. Additionally, Dr. Buyinza delves into topics such as crop commercialization, energy poverty, and gender empowerment, shedding light on critical issues that contribute to sustainable development in Uganda and beyond. His diverse research portfolio underscores a commitment to addressing multifaceted challenges in economic and social spheres. 🌱📊

Publication Top Notes:

  1. Governance and modern renewable energy consumption in the East African Community (EAC): a dynamic panel CS-ARDL approach  – 2024 🌍
  2. Entrepreneurship skills: do all dimensions of skills matter for sustainable business start-up? – Cited by 0 – 2024 🚀
  3. Differential impacts of electricity access on educational outcomes: Evidence from Uganda – Cited by 0 – 2024 💡
  4. Review of Concepts and Determinants of Grid Electricity Reliability – Cited by 0 – 2023 🔍
  5. Drivers of household transition to clean energy fuels: A systematic review of evidence – Cited by 4 – 2023 📑
  6. Urbanization and modern renewable energy consumption among East African community (EAC) countries: an empirical analysis – Cited by 0 – 2023 🏙️
  7. Gender role differentiation in household fuel transition decision-making: Implications for education and training in Uganda – Cited by 1 – 2023 👩‍👩‍👧‍👦
  8. Climatic shocks and multidimensional energy poverty in Ugandan households: does women empowerment play a moderating role? – Cited by 1 – 2023 🌦️
  9. Crop commercialization and nutrient intake among farming households in Uganda – Cited by 3 – 2022 🌾
  10. The role of financial inclusion in adoption of solar photovoltaic systems: A case of Uganda – Cited by 5 – 2022 ☀️