The team
Economists and statisticians trained in Africa and North America, with field experience across both.
Mohamed Coulibaly
Over 10 years advising multilateral institutions and governments on poverty, fiscal policy, and development strategy — including the World Bank and UNICEF. Led the development of Kazakhstan’s first EUROMOD-based tax-benefit microsimulation model and co-developed a macro-poverty tool used in 20+ countries. PhD candidate in Applied Economics (HEC Montréal); M.Sc. Statistics & Applied Economics (ENSEA).
Sidi Mohamed Sawadogo
World Bank consultant since 2019 (Poverty Global Practice): poverty assessments across the Sahel, WAEMU household survey harmonization, macro-poverty forecasting tools. PhD candidate in Economics (Université de Montréal); Ingénieur Statisticien Économiste (ENSAE Dakar).
Dieudonné Tokche
Specialist in survey design, data collection, and monitoring & evaluation. Experience with public administration impact-review frameworks (Cameroon), market research, and revenue forecasting. PhD candidate in Statistics (Université de Montréal); Ingénieur Statisticien Économiste (ENSEA Abidjan).