Célestin SIKUBE TAKAMGNO is a senior researcher and adjunct professor at both the Catholic University of Central Africa in Yaoundé and the Sub-regional Institute of Statistics and Applied Economics. He is currently leading a project in collaboration with Partnership for Economic Policy (PEP), investigating the impact of women's empowerment on structural change in Cameroon. Additionally, he led a team for a study on the gender impact of climate change adaptation policies on economic growth in Cameroon, also with PEP. Célestin is awaiting the defense of his thesis in economic policy analysis, scheduled to take place before August 2024. He holds a master's degree in economic policy analysis and another in project analysis and sustainable development. His primary research interests include gender and women's empowerment, climate change economics, poverty, environmental policy, economic development and growth, and sustainability. Previously, he worked as a research officer at the National Institute of Statistics of Cameroon. He has also served as a consultant for various international institutions, such as the World Bank and United Nations agencies. He and his team were notably awarded the Best Practice Award by the PEP.
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