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Name: Amadou K. Diallo
Email: [email protected]
Phone: +225 07 12 34 56 78
Address: Abidjan, Ivory Coast

A dedicated and experienced Oceanographer with a focus on marine ecosystems, coastal sustainability, and climate change research in the Ivory Coast Abidjan region. With over 8 years of hands-on experience in oceanographic studies, I have contributed to projects that address environmental challenges specific to West African coastal areas. My work emphasizes the integration of scientific research with community-based initiatives to promote sustainable development in Abidjan and beyond. Fluent in English, French, and local languages such as Dioula and Baoulé, I am well-versed in collaborating with diverse stakeholders across Ivory Coast’s marine and terrestrial environments.

• Bachelor of Science in Marine Biology, Université de Cocody, Abidjan, Ivory Coast (2013–2016)
• MSc in Oceanography and Coastal Management, University of Cape Town, South Africa (2017–2019)
• PhD in Marine Environmental Science, Sorbonne University, Paris, France (2020–2023)

Oceanographer & Research Lead

Ivory Coast Marine Research Institute (ICMRI), Abidjan, Ivory Coast | 2021–Present
- Led a multidisciplinary team to study the impact of industrial runoff on Abidjan’s coastal waters.
- Conducted field surveys and data analysis to assess marine biodiversity in the Ébrié Lagoon, a critical ecosystem for Ivory Coast.
- Collaborated with local communities to develop sustainable fishing practices aligned with national environmental policies.
- Published peer-reviewed research on ocean acidification and its effects on coral reefs along the West African coast.

Senior Research Scientist

African Oceanographic Society (AOS), Abidjan, Ivory Coast | 2019–2021
- Designed and executed projects on coastal erosion mitigation in the Grand Bassam region.
- Trained local scientists in advanced oceanographic techniques, including satellite remote sensing and water quality monitoring.
- Partnered with the Ivorian Ministry of Environment to create a regional database for marine conservation efforts.

Research Assistant

University of Abidjan-Cocody, Ivory Coast | 2016–2019
- Assisted in the development of a climate resilience framework for coastal cities in West Africa.
- Analyzed historical oceanographic data to predict long-term trends in sea level rise and storm frequency.

• Marine ecosystem analysis and biodiversity assessment
• GIS mapping for coastal zone management
• Data collection using advanced oceanographic instruments (e.g., CTD sensors, acoustic Doppler current profilers)
• Climate modeling and environmental impact assessment (EIA)
• Community engagement and stakeholder collaboration
• Scientific writing and publication in international journals

• Certified Coastal Manager (CCM), International Coastal Symposium, 2020
• Advanced Remote Sensing for Oceanography, European Space Agency (ESA), 2019
• Marine Conservation Leadership Program, World Wildlife Fund (WWF), 2018

"Abidjan Coastal Resilience Initiative" (2021–Present): A collaborative project to restore mangrove forests in the Ébrié Lagoon, involving local fishermen and environmental NGOs. The initiative has reduced pollution levels by 30% in targeted areas.

"West African Ocean Acidification Monitoring Network" (2020–2021): Established a regional monitoring system to track changes in ocean pH levels, funded by the African Union.

"Sustainable Fisheries in the Grand Bassam Region" (2019): Developed a training program for 50+ local fishers on eco-friendly fishing methods, supported by the Ivorian Ministry of Agriculture.

• English (Fluent)
• French (Fluent)
• Dioula (Native)
• Baoulé (Proficient)

• Diallo, A.K. et al. (2023). "Marine Biodiversity Loss in the Ébrié Lagoon: Causes and Mitigation Strategies." *Journal of Coastal Research*, 45(3), 112–125.
• Diallo, A.K. (2022). "Climate Change Impacts on Ivory Coast’s Marine Ecosystems." *African Oceanography Review*, 18(2), 89–104.

Available upon request. Contact: [email protected]