OceanExpert ID: 81360
User profile picture

Mr Mamlo Abdallah YUSUPH

Head of Programs

Programs Department (Environmental Conservation)

Quick Info
Work Location

Mbezi Beach A, Plot 267, House No 5, Mnadazagawa Street.
P.O. Box. 70132, Dar Es Salaam, Tanzania.
14112 Dar es Salaam
Tanzania

Nationality
United Republic of Tanzania
Email(s)
Profile URL
Persistent Digital Identifiers (UIDs)
Highest Degree
Bachelor Degree
Job Type
Data Management
Subject Area
Physical Oceanography
Pollution
Research Support Services
Activities

Marine
and Pollution Data Management Expertise



Data
Collection & Oceanographic Research




  • Directed large-scale marine
    litter mapping and data collection
    along Tanzania’s Indian Ocean coast
    under Nipe Fagio’s citizen science program, employing shoreline
    surveys, manta trawl sampling, and macroplastic analysis.

  • Conducted mangrove and
    estuarine sediment sampling
    to establish baseline data on microplastic
    accumulation in critical habitats.



Pollution
Source Identification & Monitoring




  • Led waste audit programs
    in coastal and island communities, categorizing solid waste streams to
    trace major contributors to marine debris.

  • Utilized GIS mapping
    to identify land-based pollution sources, stormwater discharge points, and
    fishing community waste disposal sites.



Data
Governance & Ethical Practices




  • As Data Coordinator at
    Nipe Fagio
    , developed standardized data collection protocols
    aligned with WIOMSA and SST marine litter monitoring methodologies.

  • Championed inclusive,
    ethical data governance
    , ensuring community ownership of environmental
    data and transparent sharing with national and regional platforms.

  • Integrated ECCT and Nipe
    Fagio datasets into WIOMSA and UNEP’s Global Partnership on
    Marine Litter (GPML)
    reporting frameworks.



Analysis,
Reporting & Policy Influence




  • Produced technical
    reports
    and policy briefs linking pollution data to actionable
    recommendations for marine environment management in Tanzania.

  • Analyzed multi-year
    datasets
    to identify trends in marine debris accumulation, seasonal
    waste deposition, and climate-driven pollutant transport.

  • Provided evidence-based
    guidance for national marine pollution strategies and waste
    management policy reforms.



Capacity
Building & Stakeholder Engagement




  • Trained youth, women, and
    fisher groups
    in marine monitoring, pollution tracking, and data
    literacy to foster community-led conservation.

  • Facilitated multi-stakeholder
    dialogues
    with government, NGOs, academia, and the private sector on
    marine waste reduction and ecosystem restoration.

  • Designed ECCT’s data-driven
    environmental education programs
    linking scientific insights with
    coastal livelihood resilience.



Program
Leadership & Advocacy




  • As Co-founder & Head
    of Programs at ECCT
    , integrated circular economy models into
    coastal restoration projects to reduce waste leakage.

  • Represented Tanzania at regional
    and international marine litter and climate change forums
    , presenting
    data-driven conservation approaches.

  • Advocated for community-driven
    marine protection
    by connecting grassroots data collection with
    national and global climate justice agendas.

Sea regions of study
Indian Ocean
Skills
I am a purpose-driven development practitioner and co-founder of ECCT, where I serve as Head of Programs. With a deep commitment to climate justice, social innovation, and inclusive environmental action, I lead initiatives that empower underserved coastal communities through circular economy models, youth and women leadership, and data-driven solutions.

As a Data Values Advocate, I champion ethical, inclusive, and people-centered approaches to data governance. My work bridges grassroots engagement with national and global development goals, ensuring no one is left behind in the fight against plastic pollution, environmental degradation, and climate injustice.
Working language(s)
Swahili
Citation(s)
Social Media
Comment(s)
My profile reflects a rare blend of scientific expertise, grassroots leadership, and ethical data advocacy. You bridge physical oceanography and pollution research with community empowerment, translating data into action for coastal resilience, climate justice, and inclusive environmental governance along the Indian Ocean coast.
Last Updated: 2025-08-14


Loading…
Loading the web debug toolbar…
Attempt #