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Naoto Shibui / Director
Naoto Shibui is a founder and Managing Director of Environmental Technology Africa Ltd. He has previously worked in the environmental services sector in Kenya, France, Germany and Japan for private, non-governmental and international entities (including the UN Environment Programme and UN Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization). Subsequently, he worked for Environmental Resources Management Japan Limited for over four years where he, as the Governmental Project Leader, led more than 10 successful tenders of the Japanese government (Ministry of the Environment and Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry). As the project manager, he also conducted research and policy analysis, undertook more than 50 environmental, health and safety audits, and managed about 100 research projects covering over 40 different countries on issues such as environmental health and safety management systems, environmental impact assessment, biodiversity, waste management, air and water pollution, soil and groundwater contamination, dioxin and asbestos management, carbon footprints, and corporate social responsibility.
He holds a Master of Science (MSc) in Biology (Philipps University Marburg, Germany). |
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Yuri Mito / Director
Yuri Mito is Director of ETA and Managing Director of ETA Japan. She has previously worked as project officer, consultant or coordinator in the sectors of environmental services, official development assistance, and social business development in Rwanda and Japan for mainly private and governmental organizations (incl. Japan Environmental Corporation, Green Purchasing Network, Rwanda Environmental Management Authority / UNEP, Rwanda Workforce Development Agency and Embassy of Japan in Kigali, Rwanda). Subsequently, she as Managing Director of i-Wind Consulting Ltd., a company of ETA Group, has implemented and supervised approximately 10 projects in about five years mainly in Rwanda. Areas of those services included:
- Regulatory investigation and policy analysis.
- Interviews to authorities and private companies.
- Market research for business development.
- Investigation on project / program evaluation methods of development partners.
- Feasibility studies about and business development with banana fiber materials.
- Environmental impact assessment for geothermal project development.
- Fair trade business development and handicraft shop management.
- Business development for self-sufficient and organic agricultural production.
She holds an MAES (Master of Applied Environmental Studies) (University of Waterloo, Canada). |