International Science Council
Réseau EnfanceAfrique.org / AMAPISE
The Réseau EnfanceAfrique.org has established an International Scientific Council (ISC) tasked with ensuring the methodological rigour of its work, guaranteeing compliance with international research standards, and strengthening its academic credibility with partners and donors. This Council is currently being constituted.
CONFIRMED MEMBERS
- Dr Drahmane Fondo
Anthropologist, Université Côte d'Azur (France) — Associate Researcher, LIRCES (UPR 3159)
- Dr Idrissa Abdou Maiga
Linguistics, Governance
- Dr Zibrila Maiga
Linguist, Bilingual Education
- Dr Ousmane Dramane
Communication, Media and Digital Studies
- Dr Adama Dembélé
Sociologist, Impact Evaluator
- Dr A. Mohamed Haidara
Political Discourse, Univ. Toulon
RECRUITMENT UNDERWAY
The International Scientific Council remains open to welcoming new members. We warmly welcome applications from established researchers, particularly those based outside West Africa, wishing to contribute to the Network's scientific rigour and international reach.
COUNCIL'S MISSIONS
- Validate research protocols before any fieldwork begins
- Ensure internal peer review of reports and publications before submission
- Advise the leadership on scientific orientations
- Facilitate connections with international academic networks
The fieldwork conducted between 2017 and 2025 by the Network's Founder was carried out as part of his doctoral thesis, under the methodological and ethical validation of the Doctoral School of Université Côte d'Azur, in connection with the LIRCES laboratory (UPR 3159).
The legal headquarters of the Réseau EnfanceAfrique.org / AMAPISE is established in Mali. As its scientific partnerships strengthen, the Network aims to develop complementary operational footholds, both in West Africa and in Europe, reflecting the concrete engagement of its international partners.
INTERNATIONAL ANCHORING AMBITION
Legal headquarters in Mali, with operational footholds envisioned in West Africa and Europe.