Evans Agembo is a PhD researcher at Massey University, New Zealand, specializing in climate change, animal and nutritional sciences, and environmental sustainability. His research focuses on using innovative solutions to combat enteric emissions in Sub-Saharan Africa, addressing the intersection of livestock production, greenhouse gas mitigation, and sustainable food systems.

As a Research Fellow at the Centre for Epistemic Justice Foundation, Evans is engaged in transdisciplinary research exploring gender, equity, and social justice in AI and emerging technologies, particularly within agrifood systems. His work integrates climate adaptation strategies, sustainable nutrition, and environmental policy, ensuring that technological advancements in agriculture are inclusive and beneficial to marginalized communities.

With expertise in qualitative and quantitative research methodologies, Evans applies advanced data analysis tools such as NVIVO, MAXQDA, SPSS, and OriginPro to support literature reviews, qualitative coding, policy evaluation, and participatory research. His contributions to research reports, academic publications, and policy recommendations align with the Foundation’s mission to reshape narratives, promote equitable knowledge production, and drive social justice in global development.