Cohort XI

Abayineh Amare is an assistant professor at Jimma University, Ethiopia since 2018. He has a BSC degree in Agricultural Sciences, and MSc in Rural Development. He has obtained his PhD in Environment and Development Studies. (more…)

The person named CHEIKHOUNA DIAGNE is a knowledgeable development engineer with hands-on experience in community management, community engagement and advocacy. He has a double master’s degree in territorial development and sustainable development issues and perspectives respectively at the Gaston Berger University in Saint Louis and the University of Alexandria in Cairo. He is a true climate policy actor for initiating the youth climate conference and participating in the largest scientific conference on sustainable development organized by Université Sherbrooke. He has worked with several UN agencies and non-governmental organizations. Currently working at UNICEF Senegal Bureau Dakar as a consultant on social entrepreneurship, he aims to do a thesis on climate finance.

Abdul Razak Hamid is an Assistance Technical Officer at Ghana Cocoa Board, where he provides extension services to farmers and manages district data for policy formulation. (more…)

Chen-Chen Cornelius is an individual of extraordinary skill and expertise in the field of water resources engineering and research, whose accomplishments are nothing short of impressive. Holding a B.Sc. in Water Resources Engineering from Busitema University in Uganda and currently pursuing an M.Sc. in Civil Engineering (Water Quality Engineering) at the prestigious University of Capetown, Chen-Chen is a true standout in his field. As the CEO of Wawtex Solutions Limited, one of the most innovative and respected companies in the water and energy solutions industry, Chen-Chen has distinguished himself as a top performer. He has designed, built and managed some of the most complex and advanced hydrological engineering concepts, and his track record of success is nothing short of exceptional. An avid volunteer, Chen-Chen has lent his considerable talents to several NGOs and environmental organizations, demonstrating his unwavering commitment to community service. Recently serving as the Program Coordinator for WaSH at the BIDS Foundation in Uganda, he also served as a Renewable Energy Expert on the Promotion Renewable Energy Efficiency and Energy Program in Northern Uganda. Chen-Chen also conducted research as a Youth Researcher on the impacts of climate change on the livelihoods of young people in Karamoja and Busoga regions in Uganda under Restless Development. As a Climate Advocate at FXB Climate Program and a Youth Ambassador and Mentor at Youth for Climate Restoration, Chen-Chen has shown an unwavering dedication to the advancement of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), particularly SDG6 (Clean Water and Sanitation), SDG7 (Affordable and Clean Energy), and SDG13 (Climate Action). With his technical expertise, analytical skills, and passionate commitment to service, Chen-Chen Cornelius stands poised to continue making an indelible impact in the field of water resources engineering and beyond.

Adamolekun Ayoola Gabriel is an undergraduate student from the Federal University of Technology Akure, Ondo state in Nigeria, who is passionate about environmental (more…)

Chizoba Nzeakor is recognised as a future leader, by the Aspen Institute. She is a Climate and Clean Energy Professional, an MBA candidate at Quantic Business School, Founder and CEO Climate Technology Solutions, Zoba Advisory and Caroline Raphael Events, Fellow at Student Energy and UN-SDSN Local Pathways fellow. She is a renewable energy enthusiast, a sustainable waste manager, an event planner,project manager, climate and clean energy advocate. A member of YOUNGO, SDG 7 youth Constituency, The commonwealth sustainable energy youth transition And have been Awarded a Climate Champion and Recognized as an Innovator by UNSDSN-Nigeria.

Adjowa Yéwa TOSSOUKPE is a PhD Student in Doctoral program in Climate Change and Human Habitat (WASCAL/CC-HH) at the University of Minna, (Nigeria). (more…)

IKAPI-MOUKAGNI Christ est un scientifique intéressé par les questions sur le changement climatique, il est membre de l’association FOVIGENA (Fondation Villageoise sur la Gestion de la Nature), volontaire des Nations Unies, bénévole pour le compte de plusieurs ONG. Il a un master en chimie organique, option Substances Naturelles obtenue à l’Université des Sciences et Techniques de Masuku au Gabon. Il a plusieurs certificats des instituts reconnus mondialement en génie pétrolier (Total Professeurs Associés) et en REDD+ (E-Académie REDD+). Il a une expérience pratique dans les énergies fossiles (secteur pétrolier). Actuellement il est stagiaire pour le gouvernement Gabonais au Conseil National Climat organe en charge de compiler les inventaires de gaz à effet de serre de tous les secteurs selon les recommandations de la CCNUCC, d’élaborer les politiques nationales sur le changement climatique, de préparer des documents techniques relatifs au domaine d’activité respectif et de vulgariser des informations relatives aux question du changement climatique.