Jonas NGOUHOUO POUFOUN, Personal Information
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Jonas NGOUHOUO POUFOUN, Personal Information
Jonas NGOUHOUO POUFOUN, Personal Information : Sex : Citizenship : Born : Personal situation : Passport holder: Male Cameroon August 05, 1982 Married, Two children (2010, 2013) 0086941 Address : Laboratoire d'Economie Forestière 14 rue Girardet 54 000 Nancy France +33-(0)3-83-39-68-38 +33-(0)6-66-11-05-78 [email protected] https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Jonas_Ngouhouo , https://sites.google.com/site/jonasngouhouo/ Telephone: Cell. : E-mail : Homepage : Actual Position: 09/2014 – 08/2016 Temporary Researcher and Lecturer (ATER); Université de Lorraine – BETA 09/2012 – 11/2016 PhD Candidate (completing in 4 months) Laboratory of Forest Economics, INRA, AgroParisTech –University of Lorraine Key qualifications and Research Interests: Economics of Ecosystem services and biodiversity conservation, Econmic analysis of sustainable households livelihoods, small-scale deforestation and REDD+, Applied econometrics: Spatial Econometrics, Discrete Choice and limited dependent variable modelling, Economics of multifunctional Forestry , Survey, Data analysis and Report drafting , Sustainable Forest Management, Compliance with Forest Stewardship Council Certification Scheme, Forest Governance, (VPA FLEGT, Due Diligence, EUTR…), Climate Change, Carbon market and REDD + Education: 09/2012 – 10/2016 : PhD (completing in 4 months) ; Laboratory of Forest Economics, INRA – University of Lorraine 09/2007 – 09/2009 : MSc Environment and Natural Resources Economics ; University of Yaoundé II / University of Lomé 09/ 2005- 06/2006 : Masters in Economics ; University of Yaounde 2 09/2004-09/2005 : Degree in Economics (Honors) ; University of Dschang Professionnal Training a. 5-6 June 2012: U4 training workshop on the causes, consequences and mitigation measures of corruption in Cameroon; Hotel Djeuga Palace, Yaounde, Cameroon b. 2 June 2010 - July 2011: 11 Months of intensive training on the social aspects of forest certification, including techniques for involving local and indigenous peoples in mapping and management decision making; Location: Centre of Social Excellence - The Forest Trust (TFT); c. 3 to 8 October 2011: Intensive training on Geographical Information System (GIS), remote sensing, participatory mapping, GPS, ArcGIS; GEOSIMAC - The University of Buea Publication a. Ngouhouo Poufoun, J., Abildtrup, J., Sonwa, D., and Delacote, P., (2016) “The Value of Endangered Forest Elephants to Local Communities in a Transboundary Conservation Landscape”, Ecological Economics, 126, pp. 70–86. CNRS : 1. HCERES : A. Impact factor (2 ans) : 2.72 / Notoriété à 2 ans : Exceptionnelle (Economics). b. Lescuyer, G., Ngouhouo Poufoun, J., Defo, L., Bastin, D., Scholte, P., (2016). Does trophy hunting remain a profitable business model for conserving biodiversity in Cameroon? International Forestry Review Vol.12(2), 2016, Notoriété à 2 ans : Acceptable (forestry), 5-year Impact Factor 1.733 c. Eba’a Atyi, R., Ngouhouo Poufoun, J., Mvondo Awono, J-P., Ngoungoure Manjeli, A. and Sufo Kankeu, R., (2016). Economic and social importance of fuelwood in cameroon, International Forestry Review, 18(2), , 2016, Notoriété à 2 ans : Acceptable (forestry), 5-year Impact Factor 1.733 d. Cerutti, P., Ngouhouo Poufoun J., Karsenty, A., Eba’a Atyi, R., Nasi, R., Fomete Nembot, T. (2016), The technical and political challenges of the industrial forest sector in Cameroon, International Forestry Review, 18(2), , 2016, Notoriété à 2 ans : Acceptable (forestry), 5-year Impact Factor 1.733 e. Lescuyer, G., Ngouhouo Poufoun J., Collin, A., Yembe-Yembe, R.I., (2014), Le REDD+ à la rescousse des concessions forestières? Analyse financière des principaux modes de valorisation des terres dans le bassin du Congo, Edited by CIFOR, Bogor, Indonesia 2014 f. Lescuyer, G.; Eba'a Atyi, R.; Jonas Ngouhouo Poufoun, (2013), Etude de l'importance économique du secteur forêt-faune au Cameroun. Edited by CIFOR, 12/2013; g. Ngouhouo Poufoun. J., (2012), “Forest certification and corporate social responsibility in the Congo Basin”, les cahiers du CEDIMES h. Ngouhouo Poufoun. J., (2012), “Gestion durable des forêts tropicales: promouvoir la certification de gestion forestière dans le Basin du Congo”, Presses Académiques Fracophones, 181 p i. Ngouhouo Poufoun. J., (2009) "FSC certification scheme and corporate Socio-Economic efficiency in the Congo Basin: The Case of Cameroon", (Honors), Master II Thesis, Nominé pour le Prix CEDIMES dans la série Meilleurs Travaux, Mémoire de Master et Thèse Francophone, 2011 Ongoing Studies a. Ngouhouo Poufoun J., Sabine Chaupain-Guillot, Eric Nazindigouba KERE, (2016) Small-Scale Farming, Forest Based-Activities and Deforestation in the Tridom Trifrontier Sentinel Landscape - Congo Basin. b. Ngouhouo Poufoun J., P.Delacote and Raja Chakir (2016), Determinants of Forest Land Use in the Tridom Trifrontier Conservation landscape – Congo Basin: A Multinomial Spatial Probit Analysis c. Ngouhouo Poufoun and P. Delacote, (2016), Reduicing Deforestation in the Tridom Sentinel Landscape: Land Sharing VS Land Sparing d. Ngouhouo Poufoun J., L. Doyen and P. Delacote, (2015), "Forest land use and optimal harvesting of biodiversity: Application of Gordon Schaefer model with “Allee Effect” to Tridom landscape Elephant" Reports, Miscellaneous a. « Redd Beyond Carbon: Payment For Environmental Services (Pes) And Non-Carbon Benefits In A Prospect Of Emergence For The Central Africa States» - 15th MOP of the Congo Basin Forest Partnership (CBFP) , 16th-19th June 2015 Yaoundé, Cameroon, http://pfbc-cbfp.org/actualites/items/pfbc-cirad.html b. Is REDD+ coming to the rescue of forest concessions? A financial analysis of the main land use modes in the Congo Basin (2014); http://pfbc-cbfp.org/news_en/items/cifor-redd-coming-en.html c. Economic Study of Forest and Fauna in Central Africa. http://pfbc-cbfp.org/actualites/items/CIFOR-etude-socio%C3%A9conomique-new-fr.html Conferences Workshops And Meetings, a. International Society for Ecological Economics, ISEE2016 Transforming the Economy: Sustaining Food, Water, Energy and Justice, JUNE 26 - 29, 2016, University of the District Colombia, WASHINGTON, DC USA. Presentation : Ngouhouo Poufoun et al, (2016), Small-Scale Farming, Forest Based-Activities and Deforestation in the Tridom Transboundary Sentinel Landscape - Congo Basin , b. XIV World Congress of Rural Sociology, August 10 – 14, 2016, Ryerson University, Toronto. Presentation : Ngouhouo Poufoun, et al, (2016), Small-Scale Farming, Forest Based-Activities and Deforestation in the Tridom Transboundary Sentinel Landscape - Congo Basin , c. European Association of Environmental and Resource Economists (EAERE), 22 Jun 2016 - 25 Jun 2016 Zurich – Switzerland Presentation: Ngouhouo Poufoun, et al (2016), The value of Endangered Forest Elephant for local communities in the Tridom conservation landscape – Congo Basin d. Fourth Workshop On Non-Market Valuation (WONV), Bordeaux, 20-21st June, 2016 Presentation: Ngouhouo Poufoun, et al (2016), The value of Endangered Forest Elephant for local communities in the Tridom conservation landscape – Congo Basin e. African Economic Research Consortsium (AERC), AERC Biannual Workshop, May 29 – June 2, 2016, Nairobi, Kenya. Presentation : Ngouhouo Poufoun, et al (2016), A Multinomial Spatial Probit Analysis of the Determinants of Forest Land Use in the Tridom Trifrontier Conservation landscape – Congo Basin, f. Workshop on economic valuation of forest ecosystem services, 29 January 2016, Haute école de gestion de Genève, Switzerland Presentation : The value of Endangered Forest Elephant for local communities in the Tridom conservation landscape – Congo Basin, http://www.hesge.ch/heg/sites/default/files/actualite/documents/Workshop-economic-valuationforest-ecosystem-services/ngouhouho.pdf g. 9th social science research days (JRSS), of the French Society of Rural Economics - 2015 - Nancy. Presentation : The Value of Endangered Forest Elephants for Local Communities in a Conservation Landscape. h. Lef-BETA Seminar : Presentation : Small-Scale Farming, Forest Based-Activities and Deforestation in the Tridom Transboundary Sentinel Landscape - Congo Basin, https://www.researchgate.net/publication/289672674_Small-Scale_Farming_Forest_BasedActivities_and_Deforestation_in_the_Tridom_Transboundary_Sentinel_Landscape__Congo_Basin i. Forests & Livelihoods: Assessment, Research, Engagement (FLARE), First Annual FLARE Network Conference, November 27 – 30, 2015, Paris, France Presentation: Small-Scale Farming, Forest Based-Activities and Deforestation in the Tridom Transboundary Sentinel Landscape - Congo Basin j. 2nd annual conference of the FAERE (French Association of Environmental and Resources Economics), 10-11 Septembre 2015 – Toulouse France Presentation : The value of forest elephant conservation for indigenous and local communities in the Tridom landscape – Combining Open-Ended and Close-Ended CV, http://faere.fr/pub/Conf2015/Ngouhouo_FAERE2015_the-value-of-forest-elephant-conservationcombining-oe-and-ce-cv.pdf k. 27th International Congress for Conservation Biology; 4th European Congress for Conservation Biology; August 2-6 2015, Montpellier – France Presentation: Indigenous and local communities’ willingness-to-pay for forest elephant conservation in the Dja-Odzala-Minkebe landscape - Congo basin l. 15th MOP of the Congo Basin Forest Partnership (CBFP), 16th-19th June 2015 Yaoundé, Cameroon. Presentation: Prepared and presented the topic: Looking at the Economics: Any Way to Formalize Bushmeat Trade? Under the stream “Conservation and sustainable use of wildlife?” m. 28th Annual Congress of the European Economic Association 67th European Meeting of the Econometric Society, 26 - 30 August 2013, Gothenburg, Sweden n. 11/12– 13/12/2012: Atelier sur la valorisation des rebuts de scierie par l’amélioration du processus de carbonisation dans les unites de transformation forestières dans le Bassins du Congo: Organisé par; GFBC, MINFOF, GIZ, Douala, Hotel Somatel o. 21/09/2012 : From the tank to climate change : multiple environmental impacts of wastewater management, INRA UMR 1041 CESAER, Dijon, France, lieu : Laboratoire d’Economie Forestière, Nancy, Septembre 2012 p. 14/09/2012 : From the laboratoy to the field an experimental investigation of club goods, Laboratoire d’Economie Forestière Nancy, Septembre 2012 q. 09/07 à 13/07/2012: Mission conjointe de suivi-évaluation du Programme Sectoriel Forêt Environnement (PSFE) entre le gouvernement Camerounais et les partenaires financiers et techniques ; (Représentant des opérateurs GFBC) Hotel Mont-Febe, Yaoundé r. 09/07/2012: «Readiness Séminaire d'information et de sensibilisation du secteur privé sur l'élaboration de la Preparation Proposal (R-PP)» et sur la mise en œuvre des activités REDD + au Cameroun, (Représentant des opérateurs), l'UICN, Yaoundé s. 06/07/2012: 5ème session des travaux du comité pour la mise en œuvre, l'examen, la coordination institutionnelle et le contrôle du Programme Sectoriel Forêt Environnement (COMREM-PSFE), (Représentant des opérateurs), MINFOF Zoo Jardin / Mvog Betsi t. 07/04/2012: Réunion préparatoire pour l'attribution des concessions forestières au Cameroun, (Représentant des opérateurs), MINFOF Zoo Jardin / Mvog Betsi de Yaoundé u. 07/06/2012: Atelier d’information et de sensibilisation des opérateurs économiques des forêts sur les infractions forestières récurrentes au Cameroun; (Représentant des opérateurs), MINFOF et observateur indépendant, Hotel Djeuga Palace, Yaoundé v. 16/05/2012: Séminaire d'information, « Timber Yaoundé Legality Solution », Bureau Veritas, Djeuga Palace, w. 13/6 / 2011: «Les forêts tropicales, l'avenir de la planète»; Film "BIO-tiful World" et débat sur la gestion durable des forêts" ; Année internationale des forêts; CIRAD, IF, l'IRD, le CCF de Yaoundé x. 10/2010: The High Conservation Values (HCVF) and social management: Principle 9 of the FSC; TFT / CES / VERITAS, Bureau Veritas Certification y. 25/2 / 2009: Reflections on credible certification system in the Congo Basin; WWF, IFIA, ATIBT, COMIFAC Sawa Hotel - Douala z. 04/2009: Round Negotiation of FLEGT-VPA between the EU and Cameroon in the process of the Forest Governance and Trade Regulations: MINFOF Zoo Garden / Mvog Beti Yaounde å. 2010: Seminars on the carbon market, climate change and REDD + process, TFT, CES, FERN (Iola Leal FERN) Teaching Experience a. 01/09/2014 – 31/08/2016: Temporary Lecturer and Researcher (ATER) University of Lorraine, Nancy France o Game Theory (Level 3) o Microeconomics (Level 1 & 2) o Macroeconomics (Level 1 & 2) b. 13/05/2016 – 24/05/2016 : AgropariTech – Grignon o Cost-Benefit Analysis (Calculs Economics), (Forest Engineers Students) c. 2010 - 2011: Catholic University of Bertoua (UCAB) - Cameroon o Natural Resource Management and Sustainable Development (Master 1 and 2) o Enterprise and Sustainable Development (Level 3, B.Sc.) o Environmental Economics (Level 3, B.Sc.) d. 2010 - 2012: Higher Institute of Managerial and Technological Education – Yaoundé, Cameroon o • Financial Mathematics (Level 2, BTS) o • Operations Research.( Level 2, BTS) e. 2009 - 2011, The University of Yaoundé 2 - Cameroon o • Econometrics (Level 3, B.Sc.) o • Game Theory (Level 3, B.Sc.) o • Operations Research (Level 3) Awards a. NPTCI Fellow, 2007-2009 b. French Government Scholarship (PhD research), 09/2012 – 09/2014 c. African Development Bank (AfDB) Grants to attend EEA-ESEM congress, Gothenburg, August 2013 Membership a. b. c. d. e. f. g. Since 2016 : European Association of Environmental and Resource Economists (EAERE) Since 2014 : French Association of Environmental and Resource Economists (FAERE) Since 2015 : Econometric Society (ES) Since 2013 : European Economics Association (EEA) Since 2013 : African Economics Research Consortium (AERC) Since 2012 : IUCN : Theme on Indigenous Peoples & Local Communities, Equity and Protected Area (TILCEPA) Since 2012 : French Society for Rural Economics (SFER) Professional experience Date from Date to 05/2015 – 06/2015 Location Yaoundé – Cameroon Company & reference person (name & contact details) Position Description African Wildlife Foundation, and CIFOR Research assistant, Expert Prepared and presented the topic: Looking at the Economics: Any Way to Formalize Bushmeat Trade? Under the stream “Conservation and Jef Dupain Technical Director, West & Central Africa Kenya Tel.: +254728604281 Email: [email protected] 06/2015 Yaoundé – Cameroon CIFOR – Central Africa Expert Denis Jean Sonwa Tel.: +237222 22 74 49 Email : [email protected] 10/2012 – 01/2014 Yaoundé Cameroon CIFOR – Central Africa – COMIFACMINFOF Richard Eba’a Atyi Tel.: +237222 22 74 49 Email : [email protected] 07/2013 – 07/2014 GABON (Hautntem ; Woleu ; Okano Ivindo ; Zadie ; La Lope ; La Mvoung) Cameroon (Haut Nyong ; Boumba et Ngoko Dja et Lobo ; CIFOR - Global Comparative Study of REDD+ (GCS) Denis Jean Sonwa Tel.: +237222 22 74 49 Email : [email protected] Consultant sustainable use of wildlife?” (15th MOP of the Congo Basin Forest Partnership (CBFP)) Considering the significant financial and economic values of bushmeat for both consumers (in rural and isolated urban centers) and commercial hunters in Central Africa, the aim of this work was to identify economics motives pros and cons formalizing certain aspects of wildlife hunting and trade whilst ensuring it remains both ecologically sustainable and manageable given the weak governance. (Final discussion available here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5IOp_8Qvg6M ) Participation and repport preparation : « Redd Beyond Carbon: Payment For Environmental Services (Pes) And Non-Carbon Benefits In A Prospect Of Emergence For The Central Africa States» - 15th MOP of the Congo Basin Forest Partnership (CBFP) , 16th-19th June 2015 Yaoundé, Cameroon, http://pfbccbfp.org/actualites/items/pfbc-cirad.html Economic and social importance of the forest and wildlife sector in the central African Countries , CIFOR, Central Africa - COMIFAC- MINFOF (1) Identifying the economic benefits of forest / wildlife sector across Cameroon distinguishing between financial and economic benefits as well as the direct and indirect benefits. (2) Identifying the sources of information for evaluation and exhaustively available information gathering. Estimating monetary, economic and financial benefits as waell as the level of employment associated the activities in the forest and wildlife sector in Cameroon with the CIFOR team Co-autor of 7 outputs. Executive summary; Introductory chapter; Economic and social importance of industrial logging in Cameroon; Economic and social importance of fuelwood; Economic and social importance of Non Timber Forest Products; Financial evaluation of sport hunting; Results comparison from both macro and micro approaches. http://pfbc-cbfp.org/actualites/items/CIFOR-etudesocio-%C3%A9conomique-new-fr.html Socio Economic Aspect of Deforestation: Organising and supervising surveys 1035 households in the national Tri Dja-OdzalaMinkébé (Tridom) - CIFOR and my thesis on the theme " Socioeconomic analysis and Ecological Assignments and uses of forest land in the TriNational Border Complex Dja-Odzala-Minkébé (TRIDOM) - Congo Basin " Themes covered. Multifunctional Landscape Tridom (Agriculture, Hunting, Fishing, Mining) Biodiversity Conservation (Elephants); Deforestation households (deforestation measurement using tracking with GPS); Perception and Adaptation to Climate 07/2012 02/2012 – 09/2012 11/2011 – 01/2012 Mvilla) Yaoundé Cameroon Yaoundé Cameroon Yaoundé Cameroon Groupement de la Filière Bois du Cameroun Blandine L’Or Ouoguia Tel.: +237 222 20 21 57 Mail: [email protected] CIFOR Walloon Government Export Agency (AWEX) Henri CHALON tél: 32(2)421 84 84 [email protected] 11/2011 – 12/2011 Kribi, Campo, Yaoundé Cameroon WWF – CARPO – CAMPO MA’AN Expert Consultant Consultant, Logistic Support, Industrial Communication Consultant, Assistant Giles ETOGA [email protected] 10/ 2010 – 09/2011 Yaoundé Cameroon CIFOR Guillaume Lescuyer [email protected] Intern Change Household. Representative of the "Logging Industries League (GFBC)" Joint mission of monitoring and evaluation of the Forest and Environment Sector Programme (PSFE) between the Cameroonian government, the private sector (Forestry) and technical and financial partners, Yaoundé Contribution to the Chapter 2 of the book "Economics and Environmental Management" (IEPF-AFDCIRAD) , IEPF – AFD – CIRAD. Communication agent, Industrial Negotiation Facilitator, (Contact, planning , time table ...) Business to Business Matching and appointments organiser between Cameroonian industries and belgian industries and providing the logistics services necessary for the success of the mission of AWEX. Negotiation; Appointments organisation between Belgian industries and Cameroonian companies; Communicate with the management of Promote (Interprogress) for a good coverage of the event; welcoming and supporting Belgian delegations attending the international company fair "Promote 2011”; Coordinate and insure the effectiveness of appointments; Coordinate the work of support staff (Hostesses, cleaning agents, sweeping); Open and close the Stand; Ensure communication during Promote. Cost-Benefit Analysis of a gorilla eco tourism program in the Campo Ma'an National Park. WWF, (KUDU) , WWF – CARPO. Involve with a WWF team to carry out a full costbenefit analysis including the requirements for development and operations of a gorilla tourism program in Campo Nationa Parc, as well as the potential income generated to the local community and indigenous people and at the national levels, identification of the willingness to pay of tourist for gorilla view. Evaluating the opportunity costs generated by illegal hunting/poaching, forestry, minig and agricultural use (through remote sensing data, literature references and interviews with local decision makers). Comparative study of the forest sector valorisation methods in Cameroon , CIFOR (Forafama Project): I did a comparative study of the impact of different methods of valuation of forests in Cameroon (community forests, forest concessions, chainsaw milling, Sales of Standing Volume, protected areas, NTFPs). More specifically, (1) To make a spatio-temporal analysis of the financial and economic viability and disadvantages of different forest valuation methods taking into accout various cerfitication schemes, (2) To estimate the 09/2010 – 10/2010 Pokola – Congo Yaoundé Cameroon TFT, The Forest Trust Intern Erith Ngatchou [email protected] 10/2009 – 02/2010 Bafoussam, Yaoundé Cameroon Consultant en Audit et Planification , SEDT Consulting Consultant M. KAMGA 03/2009 – 06/2009 Yaoundé Cameroon Groupement de la Filière Bois du Cameroun Intern Blandine L’Or Ouoguia Tel.: +237 222 20 21 57 Mail: [email protected] financial and economic viability of these different modes of operation and to analyse the sustainability and the compliance with social and environmental objectives. Social aspects of forest certification using the FSC standard , Trainee/Intern The Forest Trust : CIB - Pokola; Vicwood -Thanry, SEBC (FMU 10007), GDC-SFIL (FMU 1): Evaluating the importance of social aspects of forest certification, participatory mapping and identification of Baka-Mbedjele resources in Pokola – Republic of Congo. Participate at the organizational audit of the central and decentralized services of the Ministry of Livestock, Fisheries and Animal Industry. Participated to the developpment of a program to improve services (PRogramme d'Amélioration des Services - PRAS). Compliance of forest management with the Social Principles Criteria and Indicators (PCI) of FSC , GFBC TRC (FMU 00004), SEFAC (FMU 10-008, 10-010, 10-012), Wandja SFW (FMU 10065). Participative observation, socio-economic survey on the compliance of forest management with the Principles Criteria and Indicators (PCI) of forest certification, based on the Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) Scheme; Focus on employees, local communities and indigenous people (Bantu and Baka). Language skills: a. French and English : Excellent skills Other skills: (computer literacy, etc.) a. Word processing: Office Package (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Publisher) and Latex (Text maker); b. Data analysis software SPSS, Stata, SPAD; c. Geomatics: ArcView (GIS), GPS. References a. Philippe Delacote, Researcher, INRA, Laboratoiry of Forest Economics, 14 rue Girardet, 54000 Nancy, France, [email protected], +33 (0)3 83 39 68 53 b. Richard Eba’a Atyi, Team Leader, Center For International Forestry Research (CIFOR), Central African Regional Office, Email : [email protected] , Tel.: +237222 22 74 49