Short Biography

I am an economist  and data analyst with highly developed analytical skills and a strong capacity to conduct economic research projects. Since october 2011, I studied development economics fields and analyticals tools (Modelling, Data Analysis, Project Management, general balanced calculable model, Impact Analysis, RCT Methods, Applied Econometrics, Statistics, VBA Excel, SAS, SPSS, GAMS, STATA, R...). I started my Ph.D. in Development Economics at CERDI (Center Study and Research on International Development) in October 2018. My topics of interest include Development Economics,  People Vulnerabilities, Applied Econometrics,  and project management and my current academic researches focus on the socioeconomics impact of climate change and adaptation strategies to cope with it in developing countries. Also, I'm teaching Applied Econometrics, Project management and Microeconomics at UCA (Université Clermont Auvergne) in France. Morever, I have a great interest in interdisciplinarity and the organization of scientific communication events.