Mahugnon Samuel Ahossouhe

Mahugnon Samuel Ahossouhe is an engineer in Water and Sanitation. He’s passionate about solving climate challenges and is currently conducting engaged research on e-waste management in West Africa to reduce e-waste, promote a circular economy and raise awareness of sustainable practices to reduce dependence on natural resources and emissions due to poor e-waste management. He worked on the Water, Climate, Development, Environment and Gender Equity (WACDEP-G) program as a Young Leader of the African Union AIP Fellowship to Transform Gender Inequalities in Climate Resilient Water Investments. Mahugnon is a Next Generation Leader (NGL) alumnus of the Talloires Network of Engaged Universities where he contributed to developing civic engagement of students at universities by participating in discussions within the Pandemic Recovery and Resilience working group. He also participated in the For Youth, By Youth (FYBY) Movement, working within the grant planning team.