CURRICULUM VITAE Last name: MBAYE First name: SAMBA Nationality: Senegalese Matrimonial status: Married with two children

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1 CURRICULUM VITAE Last name: MBAYE First name: SAMBA Nationality: Senegalese Matrimonial status: Married with two children Education : PhD in Economics CERDI, Clermont Ferrand University, France. Dissertation: "Well-being new methods of analysis and means of evaluating anti poverty programs in Senegalese rural area" Université Cheikh Anta DIOP de Dakar(UCAD) [ ] Master II in Economics ; Major Applied Macroeconomics; option International Economy (Programme de Troisième Cycle Inter-Universitaire) Cheikh Anta Diop University Dakar, Senegal. Gaston BERGER University, Saint- Louis, [ ] Gaston Berger University de Saint- Louis [ ] : Lycée Djignabo, Ziguinchor, Senegal Master I in Agricultural Business Management Associate Degree in Economics, Baccalauréat (option Mathematics and Physics) Language (1 excellent; 5 Basic) Langue Reading Oral expression Writing Français Anglais Wolof Professional affiliation Member of the Association of Teachers in Higher Education

2 Professional experiences Date Lieu Société Position Description Since 01/200 5 Saint-Louis Permanent teacher Université Gaston BERGER de Saint- Louis à l UFR de Sciences Economiques et Gestion Lecturer at the Faculty of Economics and Management of Gaston BERGER University of Saint-Louis (Senegal) since January Courses taught: Econometrics: simple and multiple regressions, econometrics of panel data; Macroeconomics: national account, inflation and unemployment; International economics: international trade, exchange rate, balance of payments, customs union theory on going Coopération Belge au Développement Local Expert Senegal Impact Evaluator of the Belgian Development Cooperation project for the improvement and strengthening of water points in the bassin arachidier (PARPEBA) 2009 Ministère de l Education National Responsible Coordinator of the World Bank panel surveys to assess impact of school projects on Senegalese education system in 2009, 2010 and with 11,000 children, 1,500 teachers and 2,000 households at national level IPA / WSA Local Expert responsible for the implementation of impact assessment of the Water Sanitation Project in West Africa in Dakar in partnership with the University of Wisconsin (USA) and Impact-Poverty Action (IPA) IFPRI (International Food Policy Research Institute) Associate researcher Conducting a meta-analytic study on the adoption of agricultural technology in West Africa 2009 PSAOP Sénior researcher Impact Assessment Program Agricultural Services and Producer Organizations in Senegal (PSAOP) on reducing poverty and improving food security in rural Senegal. The project is to measure changes in the welfare of families in support areas. The main indicators are used among other calorie consumption per day, the length of the lean season, the quality of nutrition and measurement of MUAC children. As agricultural production, farm incomes and off-farm have also been chosen as an indicator.

3 Date Lieu Société Position Description PSAOP Responsible PREP SENEGAL Senior Researcher Surveys Coordinator household and village of the baseline surveys and followed PSAOP on food security in rural Senegal from 1500 households, 300 villages and 30 rural communities Researcher on impact evaluation of Regional Energy Poverty program, PNUD- Senegal, The objective is to measure the nutritional status of children, their education and family welfare. The indicators used include household income, consumption expenditure of households, child anthropometry Luxembour g Programme Luxembourg Senior Evaluateur Researcher on impact evaluation of «programme de coopération bilatéral Luxembourg» 2006 PSAOP Responsible of surveys Responsible for the implementation of the impact device for the evaluation of the Agricultural Services and Producer Organizations in Senegal (PSAOP) Programme PNIR Senior Evaluator Programme PNIR Responsible Evaluator National Rural Infrastructure Program (NRIP) on the welfare of populations in rural Senegal. One objective of the program was to measure the impact of basic social infrastructure on the welfare of households, but especially children. We measured access to health, education for households and for children, access to a place of trade to drinking water to a road. Consumption expenditure of households, income, expenses retrospective household were also measured Responsible for the impact evaluation of PNIR 1. Other relevant information (publications, etc..)

4 Other Trainings Training Seminar on methodologies of impact evaluation, CERDI, March 2004 organized by Professor Jean Louis ARCAND; Training Seminar on econometrics of qualitative variables, CERDI, April 2004; Training Seminar on "methodologies of projects impact evaluation: the case of PSAOP program in Senegal" by professors A. De JANVRY and E. SADOULET from the University of Berkeley, California, USA Training Seminar on "the strategies of poverty reduction" by Professor Shantayanan Devarajan Harvard University, August 2001; Training Seminar on "estimation of the demand function for currency" by Professor Chicot Eboué, University of Nancy, August Publications Samba Mbaye : "Evolution of the outputs in Senegal : the case of groundnut in the valley". Master s degree Dissertation, Gaston Berger University, Saint-Louis, Senegal, Samba Mbaye : "Financing of Agriculture in Senegal : the case of the die groundnut". Postgraduate diploma, Université Cheikh Anta Diop de Dakar, Samba Mbaye : "The impact of the National Program of Rural Infrastructures on the Reduction of Poverty in Rural Area". PhD thesis, CERDI, Université d Auvergne, Clermont-Ferrand, France, Other Works Impact of the PNIR on the wellbeing of the households in rural area; Impact of the PNIR on the rate of abandonment at school in rural area medium (in progress); Impoverishment of the soil and wellbeing of the households: a new approach of fight against poverty" (in progress) The inequality in Senegal and its determinants" (in progress); "Estimate of poverty and vulnerability analysis of Senegalese rural households from anthropometric data» in 2004; "Access of the rural Communities to the basic social infrastructures" in 2003 ; "Determination of the composite indicators of poverty: an implementation under SPSS" in 2003.

5 References Dr TANGUY BERNARD Chercheur à International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI) Bureau de Dakar tel : (221) T.Bernard@cgiar.org Pr JEAN LOUIS ARCAND - Institut des Hautes Etudes Internationales de Genève sur le Développement (IHEID) tel : jean-louis.arcand@graduateinstitute.ch DAOUDA DIA - Fond International sur le Développement de l Agriculture Coordonnateur du programme tel : (221) a.dia@ifad.org