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             Richard






             Sangabo












                  Richard  is  an  experienced  socio-economist  with  extensive  experience  in  socio-
                  economic issues including conducting socio-economic assessments in Rwanda and
                  12 other riparian countries. He has conducted several Social Impact Assessments for
                  World  Bank  and  African  Development  Bank-funded  projects.  He  has  significant
                  experience  in  social  protection  and  socio-economic  and  community  development
                  and has been involved in development projects in the Ministry of Local Government.
                  He has a bachelor’s degree in social sciences, majoring in sociology and gender and
                  development and a master’s degree in demography.

                  He  is  a  social  safeguards  specialist  in  the  Nile  Basin  Equatorial  Lakes  Subsidiary
                  Action  Program  (NELSAP),  which  oversees  and  coordinates  transboundary  projects
                  and  investments.  Richard  has  worked  as  a  gender  expert  for  NELSAP  including
                  preparing  a  Gender  Action  Plan.  Throughout  his  career,  he  has  taken  steps  to
                  mainstream gender issues into his work.












                                                 As a Male Champion, I want to be a role
                                                 model to improve the well-being of women
                                                 and to advocate for their right to participate
                                                 as equals in the transboundary water sector.
















                                                                        Social safeguards specialist
                                                                        Nile Basin Equatorial Lakes
                                                                        Subsidiary Action Program
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