A sustainable development professional and committed leader at the intersection of environmental governance, human rights, climate justice, gender equality, and social transformation,
she possesses significant experience in forest and land governance, advocacy, project management, supporting local and Indigenous communities, capacity building, and integrating gender into development policies and programs.

Her career has notably led her to work with organizations where she contributed to regional campaigns for the protection of the Congo Basin forests. There, she developed expertise in campaign strategy, advocacy, influencing public policy, stakeholder engagement, and mobilizing around environmental and social issues.
Passionate about social and environmental justice, particularly the links between climate, forests, land, human rights, and gender equality, she advocates for a rights-based approach to development that prioritizes inclusive participation, equity, and sustainability.

Through her professional work, she strives to strengthen the voice and agency of communities, particularly women and Indigenous peoples, so that they can fully participate in decisions that affect their territories, livelihoods, and future.

She addresses issues related to forest and land governance, women’s leadership, climate justice, Indigenous rights, safeguarding mechanisms, and sustainable development in the Congo Basin and beyond.