Head Office
Executive Director
| Joseph Rahall – B.Sc. in Agriculture, M.A. Environmental Security and Peace, Fellow Transitional Justice | |
| Joseph Rahall is the pioneer in the establishment of Green Scenery in 1989, when he was still a high school teacher. He has also played a key role in establishing organizations such as the National Forum for Human Rights and the National League for Human Rights. Joseph Rahall has worked as a journalist and as an editor of a newspaper and has served in various voluntary capacities in organizations like the Sierra Leone Adult Education Association and the Sierra Leone Association of Journalists. He has travelled extensively and is nationally and internationally well-known. Email: j.rahall@greenscenery.org |
Programs Coordinator
| Seinya Amie Bakarr – B.Sc. Biology, M.Sc. Sustainability, M.Sc. Biodiversity Conservation | |
| Having a strong experience in environmental management and programming, Seinya Bakarr joined Green Scenery in 2015 as Project Officer for the EU funded Environmental Governance Mainstreaming Project. Today, she interfaces and links all projects to the organization’s core focus ensuring proper implementation, monitoring and evaluation. Email: s.bakarr@greenscenery.org |
Advocacy Officer
| Fatmata Salisu – Diploma in Social work and Psychological care | |
Fatmata Salisu works with Green Scenery since 2003. She trained successfully Peacebuilders in schools all over Sierra Leone and implemented the Bike Riders project. Currently she is advocating for communities affected by large-scale land investments in agriculture. Coordination, implementation and monitoring of project activities form part of her responsibilities. Email: f.salisu@greenscenery.org | |
Research and Information Officer
| Milton W. Kainyande – M.Sc. in Development Studies, B.Sc. Ed (Geo) H.T.C secondary (Maths), Diploma in GIS and GPS Operations | |
| Milton Kainyande is our research officer. Milton has professional experience in development work, data collection and teaching. Since 2013 with Green Scenery, he provides reliable information related to large-scale land investments in agriculture. Email: m.kainyande@greenscenery.org |
Land Use Planning Officer
Alfred Isa Gassama – B.Sc. (Hons.) in Environmental Management and Quality Control, Diploma in GIS and GPS operations
Alfred Gassama joined Green Scenery in 2015. He has professional experience in project and environmental management. With a Certificate in Agribusiness for Food Security and Development, he is responsible for spatial research around large-scale land investments in agriculture at Green Scenery.
Email: a.gassama@greenscenery.org
Finance Clerk
Francess Mawendeh – H.T.C secondary, B.ed. Business Studies
Francess Mawendeh is responsible for financial aspects at Green Scenery. She preopares requisition, writes financial reports and extracts necessary data for the management.
Email: f.mawendeh@greenscenery.org
Finance Clerk
Abu Amara – T.C., H.T.C. secondary, Diploma and B.Sc. in Financial Services
Abu Amara is responsible for the preparation of payment vouchers, payroll and salary slips, bank reconciliation statements and requisitions. He prepares documents for internal and external audit processes and assists programs staff in the preparation of project budgets.
Email: a.amara@greenscenery.org
Executive Secretary
Fudia Swaray – Certificate and Diploma in Business Administration
Fudia Swaray started as an intern with Green Scenery in 2008. She became Field Officer and later strengthened environmental education within the Western Area Peninsula Forest Reserve Project. As Executive Secretary, Fudia is today responsible for all incoming and outgoing documentations and also assists in other activities, like workshops and trainings.
Email: f.swaray@greenscenery.org
Office Assistant
| Claudius Williams | |
Claudius Williams is helping to manage the office. He assures that the infrastructure is well maintained. Since 2001 he is working with Green Scenery in Freetown. | |
Driver
| Wurie Bah | |
| Wurie Bah is Green Scenery’s driver. He makes sure that everybody arrives safe and sound wherever our workshops, research trips or meetings bring us. | |