Dr Daouda Guebre | soil conservation | SustainableAg Leadership Award
Assistant in Agroecology and Agropedology at Ziniaré University Center/University Joseph Ki-Zerbo, Burkina Faso
Daouda Guébré is a Burkinabe agroecologist, agro-pedologist, and teacher-researcher with a passion for sustainable agriculture and soil conservation. Born on December 29, 1987, in Iboké, Ivory Coast, Guébré’s academic journey began with a Bachelor’s degree in General Geological Sciences from Joseph Ki Zerbo University (UJKZ) in 2011. He pursued further education, earning Master’s degrees in Fundamental and Applied Geology, as well as Soils & Environment, from UJKZ between 2011 and 2016.
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📚 Education:
- Ph.D. in Agroecology/Agro-pedology, Joseph Ki Zerbo University (UJKZ), 2017-2020
- Master’s Degree in Soils & Environment, UJKZ, 2013-2016
- Master’s Degree in Fundamental and Applied Geology, UJKZ, 2011-2012
- Bachelor in General Geological Sciences, UJKZ, 2010-2011
- General University Diploma in Biological and Geological Sciences, UJKZ, 2009-2010
- Baccalauréat D, Lycée Municipal de San Pedro (RCI), 2007-2008
👨🏫 Professional Experiences:
- Teacher Researcher at Ziniaré University Center/Joseph Ki Zerbo University, Burkina Faso, since 2021
- Ph.D. Agroecologist/Agro-pedologist at Joseph Ki Zerbo University (UJKZ), 2017-2020
🏆 Awards:
- 1st Prize, International Synthesis and Scientific Communication Competition (My thesis in 180 seconds), 2018
- Winner of the 1st Prize of the Jury and 1st Prize of the Public
🔧 Skills:
- Proficient in Microsoft and Libre Office suites, statistical software (R Commander, XLSTAT, SPSS), and internet research
- Fluent in French and professional English