Naima Sultana | Sustainable city | Women Researcher Award

Mrs. Naima Sultana | Sustainable city | Women Researcher Award

Mrs. Naima Sultana, IDEC Institute, Hiroshima University, Bangladesh

Eligibility for the Research for Women Researcher Award

Publication profile

Educational Background

Naima Sultana holds a Master’s degree in Agricultural Extension and Rural Development (2013) and a Bachelor’s degree in Agriculture (2010) from Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman Agricultural University. Her strong academic record, with GPAs of 3.70 and 3.56 on a 4-point scale, reflects her commitment and expertise in the field. This solid educational foundation is a significant asset for the Research for Women Researcher Award.

Professional Experience

Naima has a robust professional background in agriculture, including her current role as Senior Assistant Director (Agri. Eco.) at the National Agriculture Training Academy (NATA), a position she has held since February 2019. Her previous roles include Instructor at the Agricultural Training Institute and Agriculture Extension Officer at the Upazila Agriculture Office. Her diverse experience across different positions and responsibilities demonstrates her extensive knowledge and practical skills in agriculture and rural development.

Training Records

She has completed various training programs, including courses on Quality Seed Production, Disaster Management, and Eco-friendly Plant Protection Technology. These training records showcase her dedication to continuous learning and staying updated with advancements in her field, further strengthening her suitability for the Research for Women Researcher Award.

Publication 

Urban greening in Dhaka: Assessing rooftop agriculture suitability using GIS and MCDM techniques

Conclusion

Naima Sultana’s comprehensive educational background, extensive professional experience, and commitment to ongoing training align well with the criteria for the Research for Women Researcher Award. Her achievements and contributions in agriculture and rural development highlight her potential as a strong candidate for this award.