Context
The human factor being the most obvious ethical criterion
in North-South relations, ACECI has chosen as its core business
the fight against poverty. For this purpose, the Alpha team
has been launched in follow-up to the second edition of the
grand diplomatic conferences, focusing on the Paris declaration
and the management of North-South cooperation.
Mission and objectives
- Translate ACECI's general mission into projects and programs.
- Promote the ethical development aid vision
- Ensure an operational follow-up to the first edition of
the GDNSC
- Conceive an action plan building on the report and the summary
documents of the first edition of the GDNSC, and in accordance
with ACECI's axes of intervention.
- Identify partners interested in cooperation ethics.
Core Project
Cooperation with national, regional and international actors
for the translation of the millenium development goals into
a poverty reduction law.
Short term projects:
- Prepare the third GDNSC edition .
- Participe in the post-Accra process on the Paris declaration
- Prepare the first volume of the cooperation ethics guidebook
Members
Coordinated by ACECI's direction, the Alpha team groups researchers,
experts and interdisciplinary professionals.
Presentation of the members :
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Professor Yao ASSOGBA
Professor at the department of social work and social
sciences of the 'Université du Québec
en Outtaouais', Canada
ACECI-Alpha:
Research coordinator |
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Professor Amsatou Sow SIDIBE
Professor at Dakar University, Sénégal,
and member of RAFET, ‘Réseau Africain pour
la Promotion de la Femme Travailleuse’
ACECI-Alpha:
Responsible for contacts with parliaments |
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Ahmadou Tidjane GUISSET
Expert in development projects, gender
issues, micro finance and micro health insurance systems.
Holder of a Masters' degree in economics (Option development
economics), he has been since 1990 Project Manager at
the United Nations, in programmes implemented by the
International Labour Office (ILO)/ACOPAM/STEP, UNFPA
and the World Bank.
Presently, international Consultant in several countries
and trainer at ILO's International Training Center in
Turin (Gender unit).
ACECI-Alpha:
Responsible for contacts with civil society
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Justine DIFFO
Teaching assistant - Researcher
FSJP – Université de Yaoundé II
– Cameroun.
Coordinator of the network "More Women in Politics"
ACECI-Alpha:
Co-responsible for the theme cooperation, women and
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Mohamed CHAFIKI
Director "Études et Prévisions
Financières", Ministry of Finance, Morocco
ACECI-Alpha:
Advisor
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Albertine TSHIBILONDI
Ph.D. in Philosophy (Université
Catholique de Louvain) and Ph.D. Social Sciences (development
cooperation, Université Libre de Bruxelles);
Professor philosophy and social sciences at the "Facultés
Catholiques de Kinshasa", DRC and the "Université
Catholique d’Afrique Centrale" at Yaounde,
Cameroon, visiting professor. Director of the "Centre
d’Etudes africaines et de Recherches interculturelles"
(CEAF&RI), Brussels, Belgium. Several publications
on philosophy, gender, education and development, of
which "Enjeux de l’éducation de la
femme en Afrique. Cas des femmes Congolaises du Kasaï",
Paris, L’Harmattan, 2005.
ACECI-Alpha:
Responsible for the theme coooperation, women and development
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Oumarou SAVADOGO
Masters in Physical Science (Ouagadougou), PhD Physical Science. (Caen)
Professor, Department of Chemical Engineering, Ecole Polytechnique de Montréal
Specializes in Energy and sustainable development, solar energy and hydrogen fuel cells for electric vehicles.
Director for the Laboratory of New Materials for Energy and Electrochemistry
Editor in Chief of the Scientific Journal of New Materials for Electronic Systems.
Coordinator of the graduate studies and masters program in Energy and sustainable development at Ecole Polytechnique.
Canadian Director of Montreal’s Ecole Polytechnique project financed by CIDA: Solar technologies applied in Burkina Faso (2005-2011). Read his CV.
ACECI-Alpha:
Expert en Énergie et Développement Durable
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Boubacar Boris DIOP
Boubacar Boris Diop is a prolific Senegalese writer whose literary output includes, among other texts, Le Temps de Tamango, Les Tabours de la mémoire (awarded with the Grand Prix des Lettres du Sénégal) and Le Cavalier et son Ombre (awarded with the Prix Tropiques. Murambi, le livre des ossements features in the top 100 best African books of the 20th century, a list established by the Zimbabwe International Book Fair. Former chief editor of the independent Senegalese daily Le Matin, Boubacar Boris Diop is also a freelance contributor who is regularly writing for prominent international newspapers. Diop has degrees in literature, journalism and philosophy from Université Cheick Anta Diop of Dakar (UCAD). (see full resume and publications)
ACECI-Alpha:
African Affairs and North-South relations analyst
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