| Email: | Click to show Anukwonke's Email Address | Birthday: | 2nd March |
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| Staff Type: | Academic | Phone Number: | Login to view phone number |
| Website or LinkedIn URL: | https://www.linkedin.com/in/charles-anukwonke-62181539/ | Gender: | Male |
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| Biography: | Charles C. Anukwonke is a renowned environmental manager with an exemplary track record in teaching, research, and consulting. He is adept at developing, coordinating, and implementing environmental management systems and has authored numerous Environmental Impact Assessment reports, conducted Environmental Audits, and championed Environmental Sustainability Initiatives. His extensive experience includes formulating environmental sustainability strategies and collecting field data on air, water, soil, and sediments, reinforcing his reputation as an EIA expert. A First-Class graduate of Chukwuemeka Odumegwu Ojukwu University (COOU), C. C. Anukwonke has consistently demonstrated exceptional academic and professional prowess, leaving an indelible mark on the Department of Environmental Management. His journey began at the University of Jos as a graduate assistant in the Department of Geography and Planning, where he laid the foundation for his academic career. Subsequently, he became the pioneer First Class graduate to be retained as an academic in COOU’s Department of Environmental Management, where he has excelled as a researcher, lecturer, and consultant. With a decade of academic experience, C. C. Anukwonke has contributed significantly to the field of environmental management, particularly in water and soil analysis, climate change, environmental economics, and Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA). He is a registered manager and an esteemed member of the Association for Environmental Impact Assessment of Nigeria (MAEIAN), Nigerian Institute of Management, (NIM) and Member Nigerian Environmental Society (MNES). His proficiency in ICT and research aptitude has earned him recognition as a top-notch expert in his field. His published works span journals, conference proceedings, and book chapters, both locally and internationally, showcasing his contributions to the global environmental discourse. Charles’s commitment to environmental sustainability is matched by his passion for climate mitigation. His strategic thinking and critical skills drive meaningful change, making him a key figure in environmental advocacy. Furthermore, his exceptional Master of Ceremony (MC) skills, social engineering expertise, and delightful sense of humor make him a versatile professional. Happily married and blessed with grace-filled children, C. C. Anukwonke balances his personal and professional life with grace. To learn more about his achievements and expertise, visit his profiles on Research Gate, Google Scholar, Facebook, Instagram, and TikTok for possible engagement. |
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| Faculty/Department/Unit: | Department of Environmental Management | Rank: | Lecturer |
| Research Interest: | Climate Change/Carbon Footprint, EIA, Environmental Management, Risk Assessment | ||
| Educational Qualifications: | 1. M.Sc. Environmental Management (Distinction) Environmental Impact Assessment (COOU) 2019 2. B.Sc. Environmental Management (First Class) Urbanization and Water Quality (COOU) 2011 3. Professional Certificate in Climate Change Science and Communication by the Cornell University, United States 4. Professional Certificate on Cites and Climate Change by the United Nations Institute for Training and Research (UNITAR) 5.Professional Certificate on Children and Climate Change by the UNITAR 6. Professional Certificate on Embedding Sustainability in Value Chains of Public and Private Organization by the University of Derby UK. 7. Professional Certificate on Advanced Digitial Appreciation Programme for Tertiary Institutions, (ADAPTI); Data Analysis Using SPSS 23 by the Digital Bridge Institute, International Center for Information and Communications Technology Studies. |
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| Universities Attended: | Chukwuemeka Odumegwu Ojukwu University, (COOU) Cornell University, University of Derby. |
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| Publications: | 1. Anukwonke C. C. (2014): Impacts of Urbanization on Groundwater Resources: A Case study of Onitsha North LGA, Anambra. Environmental Management Association of Nigeria (EMAN) Conference book of proceedings at Le Meridian Hotels Uyo, Akwaibom State. 2. Okeke, S.O. and Anukwonke, C. C. (2016), Developing an Effective Urban Waste Management System for Sustainable Environment. Annual Conference of Nigerian Institute of Architects (N1A) (Anambra State Chapter), held at Emmaus House, Awka. 3. Akanwa, A.O, Mba, H.C, Ogbuene, E. B, Nwachukwu, M. U. and Anukwonke, C.C, (2019): Potentials of Agroforestry and Environmental Greening for Climate Change Minimization. Pp. Approx. 389. In: Climate Change Impact and Agroforestry System, Abhishek, R et al. (Eds). International Standard, CRC-Apple Academic Press and Taylor & Francis, UK. ISBN 9781771888226. http://www.appleacademicpress.com/climate-change-and-agroforestry-systems-adaptation-and-mitigation-strategies/9781771888226 4. Anukwonke, C.C., and Muoghalu, L. N.,(2019). The Effectiveness and Relevance of Environmental Impact Assessment in the Sustainability of the Built Environment in Nigeria: Perceptions of Three Communities. coou African Journal of Environmental Research. Vol 2, No. 1, Nov/ Dec, 2019. pp 1-16 5. Anagbaraonye B., Ikuelogbon O. J., Ewa, B. O., Hope, J., and Anukwonke, C. C. (2020). The Innovative Use of Poetry in Climate Change Education for Sustainability in Africa. Climate 2020- The Worldwide Online Climate Conference. 6.Anukwonke C.C. and Abazu C. I. (2020). Green Business through Carbon Credit. In Climate Change Alleviation for Sustainable Progression: Floristic Prospective and Arboreal Avenues as a Viable Sequestration Tool. Science Publishers CRC Press Taylor and Francis Boca Raton, USA. ISBN: 9780367618872 7. Anukwonke C. C. (2020). Women Leadership in Environmental Impact Assessment: Issues, Challenges and Framework for Sustainable Governance. In Socio-Economic Repercussions of COVID-19 Pandemic. Pp 12-24. Victorious Publishers India. 8. Anagbaraonye B, Ewa B.O., Anukwonke C.C, Eni, M and Anthony, P.C. (2021): The Role of Green Entreprenuership and Opportunities in Agriprenuership for Sustainable Economic Growth in Nigeria. Covenant Journal of Entreprenuership . Vol. 5, No 1, June, 2021. ISSN: p.2682-5295. 9. Anukwonke C.C., Tambe, E.B, Nwafor, D.C., and Malik, K.T., (2022): Climate Change and Interconnected Risks to Sustainable Development in ‘Climate Change, the Social and Scientific Construct’ ISBN: 978-3-030-86290-9. Springer Publishers 10. Anagbaraonye, B., Ajafor, C., Otti, V., Ewa, B.O. and Anukwonke C.C., (2021). A Brief Look at Flooding and its impacts on Nigeria’s Health Sector: Medical and Research Publications . Vol 2. Issue 6. 11. Anabaraonye B, Okafor, J.C, Ewa and Anukwonke C.C, (2021): The impacts of climate change on soil fertility in Nigeria. In Choudhary D.K, Mishra A., Varma A (eds) Climate Change and the microbiome. Soil biology Vol 63. Springer, Cham. http://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-76863-. 12. Joe-Ikechebelu, N. N., Akanwa, A. O., Okonkwo, A. U., Anukwonke, C. C., & Nkwocha, K. F. (2021). Shortage and malnutrition crisis in the face of Covid-19 pandemic confinement in Africa: The Nigerian narrative. Journal of Ecology and Natural Resources, 5(2), 000234. https://doi.org/10.23880/jenr-16000234 13. Anabaraonye B., Otti V., Anukwonke C.C., Ewa B.O., and Eslamian S., (2022). Impacts of Flooding on Nigeria’s Educational Sector. In Flood Handbook, Principles and Application. Saeid Eslamian (eds). CRC Press Taylor and Francis Group. ISBN 978-1-138-58493-8 (8) 193-206 14. Akanwa A.O, Muoghalu, L. N., Okonkwo, A.U., Ikegbunam F. I., Ezeomedo, I. C., Okeke, S. O., Igwe P.U., Arah, V.C., Anukwonke C. C., Madukasi, E. I., Obidiegwu M.C., Uday C., and Koley, B. (2023). The Impact of human footprints on forest resource/reserve: a case for sustainable forestry in Stubbs Creek Forest Reserve (SCFR), Akwaibom State, Nigeria. Water, Land and Forest Susceptibility, Volume 2. Elsevier. https://doi.org/10.1016/B978-0-443-15847-6.00007-0 Copyright 2023 15. Anabaraonye, B., Olowoyeye, T., & Anukwonke, C. C. (2023). Mitigating the negative effects of plastic pollution for sustainable economic growth in Nigeria. In S. Eslamian & F. Eslamian (Eds.), Disaster Risk Reduction for Resilience (pp. 77-90). Springer. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-43177-7_5 |
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| Google Scholar: | https://scholar.google.com/citations?user=gC4hk3IAAAAJ&hl=en | ||
| Skills: | Public Speaking, Fieldwork, Event Management and vocalist | ||
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