Dr Amonya is a scholar on complexity and public investment. For over two decades, he has taught and advised on infrastructure and public policy across the world. He was Chair, Transport Systems Economics, PIARC, 2016/9. In that role, he led policy makers and academics in attempting to understand transport investment in 122 countries by constructing their policy spaces as dynamical systems. Earlier, he led the governance theme of a UK development programme called Global Transport Knowledge Partnership that sought to bridge the chasm between policymaking and universities of Africa and South-East Asia. He worked for Mott MacDonald (2007/10), advising on PPP around the world. Earlier, he worked for Scott Wilson (now AECOM) in association with the University of Nottingham, guiding infrastructure asset management across the world.
Now, he advises Fortune 500 companies in London and other cities on corporate strategy in the era of net zero. In addition, he is assisting African countries in knitting their post-Covid policies. He also guides dialogue on PPP as a member of UNECE team of PPP experts. He advises on infrastructure and complexity under Lyciar.
He is a Chartered Engineer, Fellow CIHT, and he holds a PhD in policy science. A few of his lectures are captured on Dr Amonya's ResearchGate profile. Please also see his commentary on his LinkedIn profile.