Pascaline Gbaguidi is a project manager specializing in community development, with particular expertise in the fields of public health, nutrition, and gender equality. With a degree in project management and public health, she has dedicated her career to improving the living conditions of vulnerable communities in Africa, particularly in terms of nutrition, healthcare, and women’s empowerment.

Having acquired significant experience through various international and local organizations, Pascaline is known for her ability to design, implement, and evaluate programs aimed at improving the health and well-being of populations. She places particular emphasis on nutrition, recognizing its key role in the overall development of individuals, particularly children and pregnant women.

Her vision goes beyond the simple management of health projects. She also makes the link with sustainable development, integrating circular economy principles into her work approaches. Convinced that the sustainability of actions is essential for a lasting impact, Pascaline promotes initiatives that aim to use local resources efficiently, while reducing waste and creating economic opportunities for populations.

Committed to promoting gender equality, Pascaline advocates for the integration of women in decision-making processes and economic activities within their communities. She firmly believes that women’s empowerment is a powerful lever for community development.

Through her projects, Pascaline Gbaguidi continues to advance the Sustainable Development Goals by linking health, gender and the circular economy for a more resilient and inclusive future.