Moussiliou Alidou, from Benin, is an agronomist (food science and nutrition), Gestalt organisation and systems development practitioner and a gender and diversity consultant. He is currently involved in agriculture and irrigation projects in Benin, Mali and Niger as a training and facilitation consultant for Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ), a German-based company focused on international education and sustainable development.
MOUSSILIOU ALIDOU, BOARD CHAIR
NANA ASANTEWA AFADZINU, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
Nana Asantewa Afadzinu, Ghanaian, currently serves as the Executive Director of WACSI. Until September 2010, she was the Regional Policy Advisor for IBIS West Africa. She also served as the Country Coordinator for OSIWA-Nigeria from January 2006-2008.
MAGDA LOPES QUETA, MEMBER
(Guinea Bissau, Cape Vert, Mozambique and Portugal)
Magda Lopes Queta has more than 17 years of professional experience at international level coordinating projects in fragile contexts, strategic operational planning and management, resource mobilization, programs design focus on promoting Human Rights (Health and Education), civil society the institutional capacity assessment and strengthening and programs evaluation.
GEORGE IDUN SAM, MEMBER
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FRANCIS ALEX TSEGAH, MEMBER
Ambassador Francis Alex Tsegah has extensive experience in diplomatic roles, including being a Senior Research Fellow involved in Constitution Review Processes, a Deputy Head of Mission in the Embassy of Ghana, Washington DC. USA, Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of Ghana to the Kingdom of Spain and Permanent Representative to United Nations World Tourism Organisation. He has also worked as a Minister Counsellor, Embassy of Ghana, Moscow, Russia as well as Minister Counsellor, Embassy of Ghana, Havana, Cuba.
Ambassador Tsegah was the First Secretary & Head of Chancery, Ghana High Commission, London and has also worked as member of the ECOWAS Election Observer Team to Liberia. I his early career days, he worked as an intern in the Legal Department of World Bank in Washington DC.
AMINA SALIHU, MEMBER
Amina Salihu is a Senior Programme Officer with the MacArthur Foundation Africa Office, farmer, and feminist. Amina was a lecturer in the Political Science Department of the Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria, Senior Special Assistant to the Minister of Nigeria’s Federal Capital Territory (2004-2007), and Coordinator, DFID/UKAid’s Coalitions for Change (C4C) Programme (2007-2011). Amina is a technical adviser to numerous governments, development partners, private sector and civil society organisations on the African continent and globally. She has travelled and written widely, moderated, facilitated, and participated in panels and conversations on women’s and girls’ rights, accountability and the environment nationally and internationally, including at the United Nations Commission on the Status of Women. A keen volunteer and mentor, Amina serves as pioneer Dean of Faculty of the unconventional School of Politics Policy and Governance.
