Moses Chiposa

Moses is an accomplished Forestry and Environmental Social Governance (ESG) Program Manager, boasting over 6 years of experience as a results-driven sustainability leader. In this role, he developed and supervised the implementation of environmental, social, and corporate governance policies. Moses successfully led the AFOLU project in Southern and Northern Zambia, focusing on conserving 1,000,000 hectares and afforesting 20,000 hectares, adhering to Social Carbon standards.

As a co-founder of Plant a Million Zambia, an initiative combatting deforestation and climate change, Moses oversaw the planting of over 1.5 million trees in Zambia by December 2023. He aspires to delve into greenhouse gas (GHG) accounting with Verra or South Pole.

Moses's diverse experiences include conducting research on the impact of adding organic matter to soil for enhanced plant performance during his internship in Israel. Recognized as the Best Student for the 2015 academic year at Copperbelt University, he received a distinction of honor certificate and was nominated for a master's program in Beijing, China. Moses actively participated in a Rufford Foundation-funded study on large-scale land acquisitions in Zambia, resulting in five published scientific papers. As a representative of the international students' batch 2019-2021 sponsored by the Ministry of Commerce of the People’s Republic of China, Moses also served as the coordinator for the research team at BFU. Throughout, he has been an active member of an organization dedicated to educating individuals and communities on morals since 2007.