Cedric Estienne graduated from the national engineering school of “Arts et Métiers” in Paris. He has 28 years’ experience of working on the detailed design, tendering and works supervision of water supply systems and sanitation facilities.In addition to his technical urban and rural water supply expertise, he has extensive sanitation experience (wastewater and solid waste).

Consequently, he often works as the team leader or technical expert providing consulting services to improve public services, in particular through private sector participation (concession, lease contracts, PPP). Cedric has also been involved a number of institutional studies on water and sanitation, including as the lead author of public policies in 10 countries.Throughout his career, Cedric has regularly provided capacity-building services, including for national institutions, sector stakeholders, local authorities, formal and informal private operators, and user associations.

He has also worked on the preparation of master plans and management plans for various services (waste, drainage, sanitation). Cedric has provided consultancy services for OBA schemes (Output-Based Aid) to increase the number of connections to basic services in major cities such as Yaoundé and Douala (water), Casablanca (water and sanitation), Monrovia (electricity).He has been the Managing Director of Hydroconseil since 2016. He is also one of the co-founders of Urbaconsulting.

Audrey Crocker has a dual degree in urban planning and urban utilities management. Her main areas of expertise are urban policies, urban services design and management (water, sanitation, waste), as well as institutional strengthening and coaching for public authorities.Audrey joined Hydroconseil in 2010. She uses her expertise to carry out feasibility studies and conduct programme evaluations.

For a number of years, she coordinated a monitoring and evaluation project for a government water, hygiene and sanitation programme in the Democratic Republic of Congo and led (for 8 months) the process to build the urban management capacities of Bangui city council. More recently, Audrey has been in charge of developing the socio-economic and urban components of various sanitation, water and waste management sector master plans.Her understanding of the city, urban planning documents and regional growth strategies enables her to assess the impact these elements may have on service extensions. Finally, her knowledge of evaluation mechanisms (theory of change, most significant change method, OECD criteria, etc.) provide her with a critical and contextualised overview of the programmes, projects and approaches implemented, particularly local development and capacity-building projects.Audrey has been a member of the Hydroconseil and Urbaconsulting Executive Committee since 2015 and has been the Director of Urbaconsulting since 2017.

François Touchais has over 22 years of environmental law and water legislation experience. He has worked on a range of projects that focused on water resources, flooding, drought, drinking water and sanitation, waste, energy, climate change adaptation, coastal zones, and urbanism.

As an expert, he has carried out numerous institutional and legal water supply and sanitation, and water resource management projects. He provides technical assistance, institutional and public policy evaluation, water law development and capacity-building services.

He has coordinated a number of multimillion euro projects.

Over the course of his career, François has worked with the International Office for Water, Umweltbundesamt (the Austrian environment agency) and the French Alternative Energies and Atomic Energy Commission.
He has also worked as a consultant for UNDP, UNICEF, UNECE and GIZ.

Paul Evans is a chartered hydrogeologist with broad project management and leadership experience across the development, humanitarian, and private sectors. He is experienced in leading sustainability studies (including saline intrusion), environmental impact assessments for public groundwater supplies and borehole performance evaluation.

He has experience in the assessment and remediation of groundwater contamination in rural and urban environments and conducting groundwater impact assessments related to infrastructure development. Paul’s experience includes developing feasibility assessments for new groundwater supplies, from the design of the initial hydrogeological exploration phase through to operational commissioning and operations management. He is experienced in the preparation and review of technical reports, the development and review of groundwater models and is proficient in GIS and other standard industry software. He has extensive field experience including leading reconnaissance visits, geophysical studies, borehole drilling supervision and pump testing.

Paul has held advisory positions in the humanitarian WASH sector and has been involved in the design, management and evaluation of water and sanitation infrastructure projects, including stakeholder and government engagement.

Rémy Berhonde holds a master’s degree in Environmental Monitoring and an engineering degree in Water and Environmental Engineering, which he supplemented with a diploma in Geomatics from ENGEES in 2019. He began his professional career in the renewable energy sector (hydroelectricity, wind power and solar energy) in 2009. In 2014, he changed direction, spending 8 years working abroad in project manager, deputy director and water and sanitation technical coordinator roles with a number of international organisations delivering development aid and humanitarian emergency responses.

The main focus of his expertise includes developing sector strategies, conducting technical and evaluation studies, and providing institutional support and technical assistance. From 2019 to 2020, he worked as an engineer in the Lyon metropolitan authority’s water department as part of an assignment to develop new wastewater system management procedures, promote nature-based techniques and revise master plans.

Rémy joined the Hydroconseil team in early 2022 to share his water supply, sanitation and energy expertise, as well as his experience of severe humanitarian crises. The assignments he has worked on include technical assistance for the AFD on a project to improve water service resilience and professionalism in small urban centres in the CAR, and a socio-anthropological study on PCTA in Chad for UNICEF. He is also involved in conducting an organisational assessment of the SNDE for the World Bank in Mauritania.

As an industrial environmental engineering graduate who specialised in water supply and sanitation, Aude began her career working as an operations engineer in the drinking water production plants of SEDIF, France’s largest public drinking water utility and leading decentralised cooperation contributor to universal access to drinking water.

To help improve the sustainability and performance of water and sanitation services in fragile environments, Aude moved to Madagascar in 2007 to manage innovative programmes to create and strengthen water and sanitation services in small urban centres (2,000 to 50,000 inhabitants).
Working for both NGOs and international consultancies has enabled Aude to develop advanced technical expertise in water supply network design and modelling (EPANET®), as well as in service organisation and economics (financial simulations and institutional arrangements such as public-private partnerships, PPPs and OBAs), and in operational support (technical and financial monitoring, technical assistance, capacity-building). Aude also specialises in multi-stakeholder consultations and conducting socio-economic surveys with service users to ensure that projects are socially acceptable, firmly embedded in the local area and take account of local dynamics.

Aude joined Hydroconseil in 2014, where she carried out more than fifteen assignments in 4 years. In particular, she worked on developing master plans, conducting technical studies, carrying out institutional assessments, evaluations and knowledge management studies, and she also contributed to numerous national policy and strategy documents.

Concerned by the deteriorating security situation in areas where development assistance has traditionally been provided, Aude joined the humanitarian sector in 2018 as head of WASH for a humanitarian NGO. From 2021 to 2023, she coordinated the WASH Road Map secretariat, a global network of more than thirty organisations seeking to generate profound change in the humanitarian WASH sector.
Keen to foster a closer relationship between humanitarian and development practitioners, Aude rejoined Hydroconseil (now Global Development) in 2023 as team leader and coordinator of the organisation’s « Humanitarian – Development » Nexus approach.

With a Master’s degree in Development Economics from the Centre d’Etudes et de Recherches sur le Développement International (CERDI), Garance specialises in official development assistance project analysis and management. Garance began her career working in the socio-economic development sector in developing countries, which enabled her to further develop her project management and analysis skills, and enhance her in-depth knowledge of development-related economic, social, political and environmental issues. She also developed a robust understanding of quantitative and qualitative analysis tools and surveys. Her experience working as a WO.MEN.STRUATION project manager for the NGO Afric’Avenir made her aware of the difficulties involved in accessing water and hygiene infrastructure in developing countries.

She joined Hydroconseil in 2023, where she works on setting up and managing projects to provide access to essential public services, as well as providing economic and institutional analysis expertise. She has helped to conduct an institutional assessment of the NSWMA in Jamaica and has also developed a comparative institutional analysis of the different ways in which public water and sanitation services are structured in the countries of the Sahel region.

Jérémie Hedoin has a degree in urban and rural water management and a Master’s in hydrogeology. Upon completion of his studies, he spent 7 years working on water supply and sanitation projects in Africa. Prior to joining Hydroconseil in 2014, he worked for a number of NGOs (TR Monde, CCFD, APDA, and HSF) in Mali, Benin and Ethiopia on projects in rural and semi-rural areas. Through implementing projects, Jérémie has gained technical support, project coordination and evaluation expertise. He also worked as project manager from 2017-2019 on a two-year technical assistance project in the Comoros, setting up effective public water supply services.

He has experience of working in both urban and rural areas on water resource management assignments and conducting environmental and social impact assessments, as well as of working on hydrogeology projects, coastal water table vulnerability studies, IWRM (particularly transboundary water management), and water and sanitation projects, etc. Jérémie has worked in around a dozen countries in Africa and Latin America and is able to work in three languages, English, Spanish and French. He has also worked on developing a range of GIS and mapping tools.

Vincent Merme is an industrial engineer who specialises in the environment and energy, and holds a Master’s degree in climate and water policy. He worked with NGOs and UN agencies on projects to sustainably develop basic services for nearly 10 years prior to joining Hydroconseil in 2017.

Vincent has both technical and socio-economic expertise. He is skilled in building the organisational and financial capacities of water and sanitation operators. He is extremely familiar with sustainable change processes, institutional diagnostics and needs assessments. His knowledge of the sector enables him to understand the specific features of a given context so that he can formulate and implement appropriate policy reforms. His fieldwork experience has also enabled him to develop cross-cutting expertise on themes such as water sector financing and climate change adaptation policy. Vincent can speak around six languages and is able to work effectively in French, English and Spanish.

Vincent is currently based in Colombia where he is providing technical assistance to the AFD to help implement the Euroclima+ water management and risk management programme across Latin-America and the Caribbean region.

Benoit Paillet is a university-educated engineer who specialises in water supply and sewerage network-related diagnostics, upstream studies and project management. After obtaining a Master’s/Graduate Diploma in Water Engineering in 2005, he began his professional career working with consultancy firms, public network managers and international NGOs in Europe, Asia and Africa. He has now drawn up around 46 master plans, acquiring an in-depth understanding of the practical issues associated with rural and urban water supply and sanitation in the process. In 2014, as head of a department managing an annual budget of €7.5 million for water supply and sewerage network improvement work, he scheduled, designed and implemented technical solutions to address these practical water supply and sanitation issues.

He joined Hydroconseil (part of the Global Development Group) in 2021, becoming the focal point for water supply and sanitation network investment and operations.
In 2021 and 2022, he worked as a hydraulic engineer on a project in Cape Verde, drawing up tender documents and assessing bids to recruit a company to build solar-powered salt water collection, reverse osmosis treatment, and pumping and storage facilities.

In 2023, he provided his water loss reduction (NRW) expertise to an ambitious institutional reform project to create a water and sanitation department within the Municipality of Yatta, in the south of the West Bank, as part of the process to implement the 2014 Palestinian Water Law.

A Political Science, Communication and International Relations graduate, Marie-Ameline Barbier specialises in multi-stakeholder development aid project management.
She began her international career in Morocco, working in the domestic solar energy sector. After relocating to Canada, she worked as a project manager on projects to improve urban mobility and road safety in Africa. By developing her project management skills, conducting market studies, and assessing sector reforms, Marie-Ameline gained valuable institutional support expertise and robust knowledge of international donors. During her time in North America, she also learnt how to incorporate gender issues into development projects.

Back in France, she joined Vergnet Hydro, where she was responsible for the operational, administrative and technical management of water services in West Africa. In this role, she oversaw the implementation of various solar infrastructure projects and coordinated the roll-out of social engineering methodologies in the rural water supply sector. She also worked on developing data collection and management tools to optimise services and fundraising. As a result, she now has an in-depth understanding of the main challenges facing countries in West Africa and the Maghreb seeking to improve access to essential services.

Marie-Ameline joined Hydroconseil in 2023 to further develop Kattan and work on water/energy project evaluation and knowledge management assignments in Africa.

Camilo Avendano holds a Master’s degree in Development Economics and a degree in Governance and International Relations.
In 2010, Camilo joined the Pan American Development Foundation to work on its response to the humanitarian crisis triggered by the earthquake in Haiti. He also carried out socio-economic studies on behalf of cooperatives and producers in the Dominican Republic. He is passionate about working to support organisations such as the UNDP, for whom he has created and designed agricultural projects and employment policies for vulnerable communities in Colombia. Working for public institutions and assisting the private sector, he utilises his financial and economic expertise to conduct development programmes, proposing sustainable compromises that satisfy all stakeholders.

Camilo joined Hydroconseil in 2022 and is now working to improve water and sanitation services in a range of countries to ensure that they comply with regulations, and are financially sustainable and economically viable. His versatile skillset enables him not only to design system layouts for displaying humanitarian data and monitoring, and carry out participatory assessments for economic and financial analyses, but also to assess the effects, results and impacts of both community infrastructure and productive investment projects.

He ensures that the Sustainable Development Goals remain core to both his work and his approach, particularly those SDGs relating to poverty reduction, drinking water and sanitation, decent work for all and economic growth.

Silvère JARROT is a graduate of the Institut d’Aménagement Régional in Aix-en-Provence (France). He specializes in the urban development of precarious neighborhoods, the definition and implementation for intervention in urban’s crisis context.

He has worked as a project manager in Africa (Djibouti, Cameroon), the Middle East (Jordan, Iraq, and Yemen), Latin America (Honduras, Mexico) and the Caribbean region (Haiti) with institutional, international and humanitarian actors.As such, he has extensive experience to use and develop project management tools, participative approach and consultation’s mechanisms, post-disaster reconstruction strategies and the improvement of precarious neighborhoods.In addition, Silvère JARROT participated in applied research activities on informal settlements and on the role of residents in the production and management of these territories. He is the author of several articles on citizen participation in post-disaster reconstruction projects.

Since 2014, he has been working with institutional actors, donors, universities and international organizations. Recently, he carried out the project for the Urban Plan of Hinche (Haiti), a methodological guide for Mexican municipalities affected by an earthquake (Mexico), and a support for the definition of an urban development program for the city of Port au Prince. He has also participated in numerous evaluations of humanitarian projects in urban contexts.

A graduate of CERDI (International Development Research Centre) in Clermont-Ferrand (France), Marie specializes in development economics and project analysis. This selective master’s degree provided her with the skills required to apply project management and analysis tools and applied research methodologies to development economics-related issues.

Marie began her career working in a Colombian NGO, which enabled her to quickly familiarize herself with the Latin American context. She subsequently joined Hydroconseil, where she has been applying her socio-economic, institutional and statistical expertise to water and sanitation access improvement projects since 2019. Marie also specializes in conducting international-level evaluations of water, sanitation and hygiene projects/programmes. Having worked on evaluations for NGOs, as well as for large development agencies (UNESCO, UNICEF, AFD), she has experience of using a range of evaluation approaches, methodologies and tools, which she is able to adapt to a wide range of fields of study and contexts.

Since July 2021, Marie has been based in Colombia, where she is working with Nexsom, notably providing technical assistance to AFD on water and risk management as part of the Euroclima+ programme being implemented across Latin America and the Caribbean. This is enabling her to build in-depth knowledge of the water and sanitation sector in several countries in Latin America and the Caribbean.

After graduating from the University of Buenos Aires with a degree in civil engineering, Ignacio worked in Argentina for 4 years as an engineer covering various fields and in both the private and public sectors. For instance, he worked as a design engineer on a water supply, sewerage and stormwater drainage project for ten of the country’s secondary towns.

Ignacio was then awarded an Erasmus Mundus scholarship that enabled him to continue his studies in Spain, the UK, Germany, Poland and France and complete an MSc in Hydroinformatics and Water Management (EuroAquae). This provided him with an in-depth understanding of how hydroinformatics tools can be used in water management.

Ignacio is one of Hydroconseil’s team of water resource sector specialists. He uses his expertise to conduct research into nature-based solutions, develop conceptual and numerical models of the water cycle, and conduct hydrological and hydraulic simulations for flood risk management projects in vulnerable communities.

Ignacio has carried out two hydrogeological studies on groundwater extraction for sustainable water production in the southern region of Madagascar. His approach to hydrology combines the use of field data and remote sensing data. He has also brought his versatility and understanding of climate change’s impact on the water cycle to a water harvesting project in Mexico covering more than twenty water-stressed communities in coastal and mountainous areas.

Ignacio works with Global Development Group clients on a range of complex issues (assessing drought, flooding and erosion risks in Burundi) and implements sustainable solutions (nature-based solutions in an urban area of the Central African Republic).

Antoine Guerry-Grivaud is an engineer who specialises in water science and technology, and who has a robust understanding of surface and groundwater resource analysis, water supply production and distribution, and wastewater and stormwater management.

He joined the Hydroconseil team in 2021 to conduct land-use planning environmental and associated risk management assessments (particularly flood risk), and environmental assessments for aquatic environment management projects. He has also planned and implemented a number of environmental quality monitoring protocols.

At Hydroconseil, Antoine works as a hydraulics, hydrology and town planning expert, and is involved in conducting socio-economic studies for water supply and sanitation master plans. In addition, he implements performance monitoring systems to support and improve water services. He also put his excellent knowledge of geomatics to use to develop GIS mapping tools.

As a multidisciplinary engineer, he often works in the field, both as a project coordinator and as a specialist technician. He has worked with public and private operators, notably in Togo, the DRC, Vietnam and La Réunion.

With a degree in Agronomy and specializing in water management and irrigation, Philippe Pace started his career working in a Chamber of Agriculture before taking on the technical and administrative management of a group of irrigators’ associations (ASA). As manager of several irrigated areas, he oversaw revision of the ASA statutes, as well as irrigation and drainage equipment and infrastructure studies and works. He then added to his water supply and sanitation skill set when he moved to ENGEES. Philippe subsequently worked for NGOs and consultancy firms in France and in countries of the global South, as well as for public water and sanitation authorities.

He developed his expertise in designing and carrying out studies and work on water supply and wastewater networks and equipment, as well as in operating these networks. Philippe has also been employed as an expert to supervise public service concession contract-holders, and to identify and manage new groundwater resources, and construct and operate boreholes. His work focuses on rural and urban wastewater, water supply and irrigation network management and operation. He has worked on projects to create a drilling company in Cambodia and develop the Wastewater and Rainwater Master Plan for the Abidjan metropolitan area (6.5 million inhabitants).

He has also overseen wastewater and drinking water network construction work (budget up to €4.5 million), as well as development projects financed by the European Union (Water Facility, ECHO), UNICEF and AFD. As a highly experienced manager, he has supervised teams of up to 40 people. Philippe joined the Global Development group teams in 2024 as a Senior Expert.

With a Master’s degree in Urban Networked Services Engineering (ISUR), Lise-Ella specialises in improving access to essential services in developing countries. She joined Hydroconseil in 2019 to conduct water, sanitation and solid waste studies on behalf of Hydroconseil’s clients. In 2022, she became the thematic focal point for solid waste.

Lise-Ella develops tools and methodologies, trains teams and assesses the qualitative and quantitative data collected for socio-economic studies. Her expertise in participatory social engineering methods has enabled her to work with a variety of audiences (institutions, communities, informal sectors, etc.), and on numerous projects to develop access to essential services.

She has drawn on her knowledge of public policy to carry out institutional and organisational assessments for central and local government institutions, as well as the private sector (ministries, cities, operators, etc.). Lise-Ella fosters an inclusive and resilient development approach in all the projects in which she is involved.

Lise-Ella began specialising in the solid waste sector through the projects on which she worked as a socio-economist. She has since conducted waste characterisation studies (in the Caribbean and West Africa), supported the creation and extension of pre-collection services in urban areas (Central Africa) and built on lessons learned from projects focusing on women’s waste prevention, management and recovery practices (Maghreb).

Justine Mounet Segretain is an international communication and social project development specialist. A graduate of Sciences Po Lyon, where she studied Communication and Culture, and of the Aix-Marseille Institute of International Humanitarian Studies (NOHA network), where she studied Crisis Management and Human Development, Justine has spent the last fifteen years working in the public sector (European development cooperation, United Nations), and for non-governmental organisations and ethical companies all over the world. After having spent several years in UNICEF’s communication teams, Justine created and managed Sango, the first 100% ethical communication agency in Madagascar, which now has around thirty employees and branches in more than 10 countries.

Justine thus spearheaded the development of responsible communication on sectors that included water, hygiene and sanitation, health and nutrition, education, societal transition, urban planning, housing and waste management, access to energy and socio-economic development. With professional experience gained working in 6 countries on 3 continents for more than 70 organisations and programmes, Justine joined the Global Development team in 2023 as Head of Sales and Communication. Justine is utilizing both her business development and communication skills to further the development objectives of a group that is rapidly expanding, both thematically and geographically.

Carine is an agricultural engineer, who specialises in rural engineering and has a degree in agricultural hydraulics and climatology. Carine has worked in both France and Haiti. She has more than 25 years’ experience of managing and leading projects on rural development, support for agricultural organisations and associations, urban and rural infrastructure construction, including flood risk prevention projects, and support for local authorities.

After the earthquake in Haiti in 2010, through her position as Team Leader, she contributed to the strategic orientation of an NGO by financing and accompanying some thirty recovery and reconstruction projects led by local stakeholders. For 6 years, Carine oversaw the technical management of Canadian and Haitian consulting firms, covering all areas of engineering, as well as environmental and social impact assessments. She worked on a range of assignments providing technical assistance to contracting authorities during the public contract procurement, monitoring and auditing phases of infrastructure projects. Between 2019 and 2021, Carine worked within a consortium of 5 partners as the national coordinator of a programme to strengthen decentralisation in Haiti, where she developed a robust set of cross-cutting project management skills in various disciplines.

In 2022, Carine joined the Global Development group to help coordinate the Innovation, Research and Knowledge Department and share her experience with the project managers working in the Commercial and Communication Department.

Originally from Argentina, where he graduated with a Bachelor’s degree in Economics from the University of Mar del Plata, Nicolas holds a Master’s degree in International Trade & Intercultural Management from the University of Avignon. He has several years of professional experience gained working in various sectors (insurance, chamber of commerce, international logistics, etc.), which have enabled him to develop various skills, including adaptability, versatility and autonomy. As a result of his time spent studying in Europe (France and Germany), Nicolas has also been able to perfect his intercultural and linguistic skills and is fluent in Spanish, French, English, German and Italian.

In order to further progress in international trade and development, he joined Hydroconseil’s business development department at the beginning of 2020 as part of an internship for his study programme (Masters 2). His role within the team is twofold: to enhance the strategic development of the company in Latin America and to help develop internal tools to support Hydroconseil’s business development activities.

Inès has a degree in foreign languages (English and Spanish) applied to international trade from the Université Jean Monnet in Saint-Etienne, and went on to complete a Master’s degree in international trade and intercultural management at the Université d’Avignon. After a year spent perfecting her language skills in Ireland and Spain, Inès developed a real interest in interculturality and communication.

In 2022, she joined the Hydroconseil team as Communications and Digital Marketing Manager, using her versatility, rigour and creativity to raise the profile of the Global Development group’s entities and projects. Inès has a master’s degree in communications, marketing and digital marketing, and is responsible for the efficient administration of the group’s various websites and community management. As well as contributing to the performance of Global Development’s communications strategy, Inès strengthens the Group’s internal communications by organising highlights for the global teams. She also provides the group’s clients with expertise in the creation of visuals and communication media for their projects.

Christine Bernadet holds a DECF (Diploma of Accounting and Finance). After several years working in Paris as the head of Accounts in the press sector, she joined KPMG to work on auditing and accounting assignments. Her varied experience, and particularly the experience she gained in her last job working in a company specializing in the water and sanitation sector, enables her to effectively manage human resources, accounting, financial, fiscal and legal issues. Christine joined Hydroconseil in 2015 to manage the administrative and financial team.

Christelle Marchand joined our team in February 2024 in order to support the accounting department.

Charlotte Kalinowski is a public law and political science graduate specialising in the design and management of public services, mainly water, sanitation and solid waste. She joined Hydroconseil in 2015 after having spent several years working for the largest sanitation authority in Europe (SIAAP).Over the course of her 19 year career, Charlotte has conducted national sector studies, defined national policies and strategies, and led the implementation of a large number of projects to structure sanitation services (technical, institutional, financial and socio-economic feasibility studies; project preparation, monitoring and evaluation; research; facilitating consultation workshops; developing concession contracts, etc.). She has also provided technical assistance to project owners on structuring and implementing urban development projects.

She has extensive experience of the economic and institutional issues specific to the water, sanitation and waste sectors, both in large and small cities and in rural areas. Charlotte has worked in Africa, the Middle East and south-east Asia. She is currently based in Lebanon where she coordinates Hydroconseil and Urbaconsulting activities.

Emma has a Master’s 2 degree in International Political Economy (University of Grenoble) and 14 years’ experience of conducting economic analyses and managing projects in the basic services (drinking water, hygiene) and public health sectors (education and health promotion, social protection).Before joining Hydroconseil in 2016, Emma spent two-and-a-half years working in the diplomatic service, in the French embassies in Pakistan and Panama, and developed the ability to work effectively with all types of stakeholder (private, public, elected officials, associations, users).

She also worked in the health and social protection sector for 5 years, where she acquired extensive prevention, behaviour change, service development and capacity-building expertise.Pro-active and good communicator, Emma is able to participate in both strategic discussions and practical implementation activities in the field.Since joining Hydroconseil, she has specialised in the economic and financial analysis of drinking water, sanitation and energy projects and services. She works in particular on the financial.

It also has strong expertise in socio-economics (surveys and analysis of uses), in intervention in schools (WASH in schools) and in service structuring (organisation, contractualisation, optimisation), both at the community level and in the context of public service management or delegation.