Mr Mitiku Badasa Moisa was born on January 28/1992 G.C in Oromia Regional National state, east Wallaga zone, Sibu sire district, Bikila kebele, Ethiopia. He attended elementary school (grade 1-8) from 2001 to 2008 G.C at Gunjo Mariam elementary school and secondary and preparatory school (Grade 9-12) at Sire secondary and preparatory school from 2009 to 2012 G.C. He joined Wollega University in 2013 and graduated by Bachelor of Science of Geo-Information Science (GIS) in 2015 G.C and He employed at Wollega university department of Earth Science on the position of graduate assistant I in 2016 G.C. He was served for three years and joined to Jimma University in 2019 and graduated by Master of Science degree in Geographic Information System (GIS) and remote sensing in 2020.
Mitiku played a crucial role in teaching, community service and doing research. He have published 41articles on international reputable journal which indexed by web of science and Scopus from 2021 to present.
In addition, He was an Editorial board member of “BOHR International Journal of Civil Engineering and Environmental Science (BIJCEES)”, Editor of Global journal of Earth science and engineering, and board review of Acta Scientific Agriculture journal, Geology Geophysics and Earth science and He reviewed more than 20 papers from reputable international journals like sustainable water resource management, Geocarto International, journal of water and climate change, Frontiers in Environmental science, Earth Science Informatics, Environmental Systems Research, Biodiversitas journal of Biological diversity, Development Environment and Sustainability, Cogent Arts and Humanities, Geology, Ecology, and Landscapes, Theoretical and Applied Climatology, Geo-spatial Information Science, Scandinavian Journal of Forest Research, International Soil and Water Conservation Research journal.
Consequently, recently he was awarded large project on March 28/ 2023 on the topic entitled as “Stakeholder Participation to Enhance Drought Resilience through Reinforced Indigenous Knowledge and Smart Tools for Socially-Just Water Management in MENA Region, Sahel and Horn of Africa” to be funded under the Water and Development Partnership Programme funded by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Netherlands with collaboration of 11 partners respectively from medium and developing countries.