PEOPLE OF SCIENCE
Prof Patricia Kefilwe Mogomotsi
Associate Professor
Okavango Research Institute · University of Botswana
Maun
Prof Patricia Kefilwe Mogomotsi is an Associate Professor at the Okavango Research Institute specialising in natural resources economics. Her work examines natural-resource management, environmental conservation, human-wildlife interactions, water and tourism economics, climate change and sustainable development.
Prof Patricia Kefilwe Mogomotsi is an Associate Professor at the Okavango Research Institute specialising in natural resources economics. Her work examines natural-resource management, environmental conservation, human-wildlife interactions, water and tourism economics, climate change and sustainable development.
Qualifications
PhD in Economic and Management Sciences with Tourism Management — North-West University
Master of Economics — Rhodes University
Master of Financial Management — Amity University
BComm Hons in Economics — Stellenbosch University
BA Economics — University of Botswana
Research interests
Natural resources management.
Human-wildlife conflict.
Environmental conservation.
Water economics.
Tourism economics.
Institutional economics.
Climate change and variability.
Sustainable development.
RESEARCH
Agriculture
Climate Change Adaptation Strategies of Small-scale Farmers in Ngamiland East, Botswana
The research examines how small-scale farmers respond to climate variability, including the importance of indigenous knowledge, adaptive capacity, institutions and policy.
UNDERSTAND THE RESEARCHTSHIMOLOGO STORIES
Environment & Wildlife
Why the Okavango Is a Living Laboratory
Environment & Wildlife
