I am a young professional with multiple experiences in the international cooperation sector, from NGOs, to local governmental bodies, diplomatic institutions and currently research institutes. I graduated in 2016 with a masters in international cooperation and development, with a focus on risks and conflict management. I have since then targeted projects and organizations working in the sustainable development field. I am currently working for the French National Research Institute for Sustainable Development (IRD) as the coordinator of the "SIMPLE" project, within the ACROSS international mixed laboratory in Hanoi, Vietnam. I am also in charge of following on the projects focusing on interdisciplinarity/transdisciplinarity and sustainability science. I have expertise in project building and management, partnerships development and event organization. Through my different experiences, I have expanded my strategic and analytical thinking, my writing skills and understanding of sustainable development and international cooperation. I benefit from several international postings (Stockholm – Sweden, Geneva – Switzerland, both HCMC and Hanoi – Vietnam) on a large range of topics related to sustainable development: water and sanitation, local scale socio-economic development, capacity building, transition to sustainable cities, education to sustainable development.
I am currently coordinating a EU co-funded project, SIMPLE. This initiative is designed to raise awareness among young audiences in the Lower Mekong countries (Cambodia, Laos, Thailand and Vietnam) of the challenges and opportunities associated with sustainable environmental solutions. The project aims to achieve this through the development and implementation of “virtual sustainability universes” in pilot schools. These environments will enable young people to experience first-hand environmental challenges and explore potential solutions. Engaging games are designed to foster critical thinking and problem-solving skills related to sustainability issues. Interactive simulations will enhance understanding of the science behind environmental issues and the impact of proposed policies.