Dr Anthony Kadoma is an environmental sustainability and community development specialist who has worked as a researcher, trainer and consultant since 2007. He holds a PhD in Environmental Sustainability from the University of Glasgow (2023), an MA in Applied Community Change and Peacebuilding from Future Generations Graduate School, USA, and a Bachelor of Adult and Community Education from Makerere University.

His doctoral research examined stakeholder perceptions of wetland ecosystem services in Wakiso District. He has published in Environment, Development and Sustainability and the International Journal of Qualitative Methods. He has led or supervised studies for the International Trade Centre (KOICA), UNICEF, UNFPA, USAID-funded programmes, Malaria Consortium, World Vision, VSO, Caritas Uganda and Consumer Scotland, and joined a UCSB–Twaweza study in western Uganda.

He was Hub Administrator for the Sustainable Futures in Africa network (Uganda, Nigeria, Botswana, Malawi and Scotland) and taught advanced research methods at the University of Glasgow. He founded Caring for People and Environment (CAPE), a community-based organisation in Kyenjojo and Wakiso. At CEGER he leads environment and climate programming.