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The scientific committee

Independent researchers and statisticians review our final publications. A publication is “validated” when it receives at least two favourable opinions and no unfavourable one.

Members

  • Dr Aminata Ouédraogo

    Statistique et démographie · Université Joseph Ki-Zerbo · BF

    Lecturer in statistics, specialist in household surveys and weighting methods. (Demo profile.)

  • Pr Issa Sawadogo

    Économie de la consommation · Université Thomas Sankara · BF

    Economist working on prices, financial inclusion and Mobile Money in West Africa. (Demo profile.)

  • Dr Mariam Traoré

    Sociologie des enquêtes · Université des sciences sociales et de gestion de Bamako · ML

    Sociologist, opinion poll methodology and research ethics. (Demo profile.)

  • Dr Abdoul-Razak Moussa

    Santé publique · Université Abdou Moumouni de Niamey · NE

    Epidemiologist, health service quality and user satisfaction measurement. (Demo profile.)

  • Mme Clarisse Kaboré

    Protection des données · Consultante indépendante · BF

    Lawyer, specialist in personal data protection and microdata anonymisation. (Demo profile.)

Latest public opinions

  • Favourable Dr Aminata Ouédraogo on “Mobile Money: are fees clear to users?” · 14 Oct 2026

    The methodology is clearly set out; the limits of the self-selected sample are explicitly stated.

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  • Favourable Pr Issa Sawadogo on “Mobile Money: are fees clear to users?” · 14 Oct 2026

    The published indicators match the pre-registered analysis plan; confidence intervals are reported.

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  • With reservations Dr Mariam Traoré on “Mobile Money: are fees clear to users?” · 14 Oct 2026

    Useful results, but to be read as a snapshot of connected users: under-representation of rural areas limits generalisation.

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