Mathurin Dodo

Mathurin Dodo is a statistician and demographer, specialized in public health with focuses on mother and newborn health, adolescent and youth health, malaria, women’s cancers, HIV/Aids, health system strengthening, and health information management systems.

He has 22 years of professional experience in monitoring and evaluation, accountability, learning and research expertise. Mathurin has conducted project evaluations and research in several technical domains such as gender, social protection, economic and public health. He has also conducted studies related to adolescent and youth sexual behaviour, protection and health in west and central African countries.

Mathurin is also a social development specialist and a part-time lecturer at the University Institute of Abidjan (IUA), Abidjan Christian Alliance University (UACA) and a specialist high school (ESBTP). Mathurin is bilingual in French and English with a good foundation of Swahili and Bambara languages. Mathurin has written several manuscripts and scientific papers, and he has participated in several international conferences and congresses.