DANDONOUGBO yevesse

DANDONOUGBO Yevessé, Associate Professor in Development Economics has been teaching and doing scientific research in Department of Agricultural Economics at the University of Lomé (Togo). His research interests are focused on economic effects of climate change in agricultural sector, poverty analysis, farmers' substainability, and social security. His researches were funded by the African Economic Research Consortium (AERC), the International Development Research Centre (IDRC) Canada, the Partnership for Economic Policy (PEP), the Community-Based Monitoring System (CBMS). He is part of the CBMS-TOGO team that won the 2016 PEP Best Practice Award

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Fields of specialization

Gender & women’s empowerment, Poverty and inequality , Labour markets and employment

Projects

	Title	Country	Themes
	Agricultural investments, labor productivity and rural poverty reduction: gender disparities in Togo	Togo	Gender & women’s empowerment , Poverty and Inequality , Labour markets and employment , Agriculture and food security
	Willingness to pay of the Togolese informal sector workers for access to the social Protection: the C	Togo	Labour markets and employment , Social protection

Details

Mr. Dandonougbo Yevesse
Phd
Agricultural School / Ecole Supérieure d'Agronomie
UNIVERSITY OF LOME

Contact information:

Lome Togo
Lome
Togo
01 BP: 1515
T: 0022891915285
ydandonougbo@gmail.com