CURRICULUM VITAE D r. S i d z a b d a D j i b r i l D A Y A M B A, P h D

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1 CURRICULUM VITAE D r. S i d z a b d a D j i b r i l D A Y A M B A, P h D d.dayamba@cgiar.org PERSONAL DETAILS: Date and Place of Birth: October 2 nd, 1980 Diabo / Burkina Faso Civil Status: Married Nationality: Burkinabe PREVIOUS WORK EXPERIENCE 1 July 2015 now: World Agroforestry Centre (ICRAF) West and Central Africa Region, Sahel Node/ Position: Postdoctoral fellow Climate-smart Agriculture My responsibilities include: Support the implementation of participatory action research on climate smart agriculture in the sites of the five countries of the research programme Climate Change Agriculture and Food Security - CCAFS WA (Burkina Faso, Ghana, Mali, Niger and Senegal) Identify synergies between adaptation and mitigation (A&M) as well as training needs for the West African situation Support the implementation of any bilateral climate resilience project of the WA portfolio Develop and manage country level partnerships with national and international organizations of the five countries where the program is being implemented PREVIOUS WORK EXPERIENCE 2 June 2013 July 2015: Center for International Forestry Research (CIFOR), West Africa Regional Office. Position: Research Assistant I was involved in two research projects: The first was a USAID-funded Carbon measurement project where my responsibilities include: Leading and managing research/fieldwork necessary to achieve the project field base objectives; processing databases related to the project and performing data analysis; Conducting literature search and reviewing on ecosystem based adaptation, synergies between adaptation and mitigation; Contribute to the planning and implementation of research activities related to synergies between adaptation and mitigation; preparing publications and research results/reports; In the second project Restoration and reclamation of mined-out areas and other degraded lands for biodiversity conservation and rural development in Burkina Faso: a chance for local people? funded by Volkswagen Foundation, I am the Principal investigator and my responsibilities include: Interact with donor for specific administrative issues and ensure preparation of funds request document and interact with donor for the availability of funds Ensure planning and implementation of research activities and ensure that the project field base objectives are reached by leading the design of tools (questionnaires etc.), establishing field contacts and supervising students/assistants for the conduct of the activities Ensure processing of databases related to the project and perform data analysis

2 Ensure preparation of research results/reports and prepare manuscripts for submission in scientific journals; Participate to relevant national / international conferences Ensure preparation of project technical and financial report PREVIOUS WORK EXPERIENCE 3 February 2011 May 2013: Burkinabe National Competent Authority for Biosafety (Agence Nationale de Biosécurité), Ouagadougou Acted as National Focal Point for Biosafety Clearing House (NFP-BCH) and main responsibilities included: Contribute to establishing participatory framework for biosafety decision making and promote public awareness, information and training in Biotechnology and Biosafety ; Participate to the National Scientific Committee for Biosafety which was in charge of risk assessment of genetically modified organisms (GMO); Train the public (educational institutions) to using BCH website Write GMO risk assessment reports, for posting on BCH website; Organize any other biosafety workshops for ANB; Participate to any other activities at ANB. PREVIOUS WORK EXPERIENCE 4 January 2006 to October 2010: Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences (Sweden) and Institut de l Environnement et de Recherches Agricoles (INERA) of Burkina Faso PhD student involved in a long term research experiment conducted by the Department of Forest Production of Institut de l'environnement et de Recherches Agricoles (DPF-INERA) in Burkina Faso, on the ecology and management of forest ecosystems in the Sudanian savanna-woodlands. I specifically assessed Regeneration, Productivity and Diversity of the Sudanian Savanna-woodland Ecosystem under disturbance factors such as fire (and related cues), grazing and wood-cutting. INVOLVEMENT IN PARTNER PROJECT C/O Institut de l Environnement et de Recherche Agricoles (INERA / Burkina Faso) Co-implementation of WVF funded project Restoration and reclamation of mined-out areas and other degraded lands for biodiversity conservation and rural development in Burkina Faso: a chance for local people? funded by Volkswagen Foundation. MENTORING ABILITY 1. In my current work, I collaborate with the countries teams for the implementation of projects activities: 2. In my work at CIFOR I supervised a team of 10 people (Forest Technicians and field crew) for the conduct of project field based activities; I also supervising the work of 2 MSc students who successfully defended their theses. 3. While at the National Biosafety Authority, I supervised the work of two Environmental technicians 4. As a PhD student, I supervised the work of younger fellows 2

3 EDUCATION : PhD in Biology with focus on Forest Ecology and Management at Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences, Faculty of Forest Sciences, Southern Swedish Forest Research Centre, Tropical Silviculture and Seed Laboratory Engineer in Rural Development/ Specialization: Sylvopastoralism. Institute of Rural Development, Polytechnical University of Bobo Dioulasso, Burkina Faso Master of Sciences in Rural Development/ Specialization: Integrated Natural Resource Management. Institute of Rural Development, Polytechnical University of Bobo Dioulasso, Burkina Faso Bachelor of Sciences in Biology and Chemistry. Life and Earth Sciences Research and Training Unit, University of Ouagadougou/Burkina Faso Baccalaureate (High School Degree) in Life and Earth Sciences, Lycée Provincial Mollo Sanou/Bobo Dioulasso, Burkina Faso COMPUTER LITERACY Software for statistical analyses: R, SPSS, Minitab, CANOCO, PAST. Spreadsheets, data bases, graphics software: EXCEL, SIGMA PLOT, CANODRAW Word processing applications: WORD Software for presentation: POWER POINT HTML tools: Microsoft FrontPage, Internet LANGUAGE SKILLS Language Reading Speaking Writing French Excellent Very good Very good English Very good Very good Very good Dioula (West African local language) Good Moore (Burkinabe local language) Good

4 PUBLICATIONS AND REPORTS JOURNAL ARTICLES 1. Dayamba S. D., Djoudi H., Zida M., Sawadogo L., Verchot L Biodiversity and carbon stocks in different land use types in the Sudanian Zone of Burkina Faso, West Africa. Agriculture, Ecosystems and Environment 216: Dayamba S. D., Savadogo P., Diawara S., Sawadogo L Perspectives in restoration: storage and pretreatments of seeds for better germination of Sudanian savanna-woodland species. Journal of Forestry Research 27 (4): Dayamba S. D., Santi S., Savadogo P Improving seed germination of four Sudanian savanna-woodland species: positive effects of prolonged seed-soaking time in sulphuric acid and no effect of heat and smoke. Journal of Tropical Forest Science, 26: Traoré L., Sop T. K., Dayamba S. D., Traoré S., Hahn K., Thiombiano A Do protected areas really work to conserve species? A case study of three vulnerable woody species in the Sudanian zone of Burkina Faso. Environment, Development and Sustainability, 15 (3): Yélémou B., Dayamba S. D., Bambara D., Yaméogo G., Assimi S Soil carbon and nitrogen dynamics linked to Piliostigma species in ferugino-tropical soils in Sudano-sahelian zone of Burkina Faso, West Africa. Journal of Forest Research, 24 (1): Savadogo P., Santi S., Dayamba S. D., Nacro H. B., Sawadogo L Seasonal variation in fire temperature and influence on soil CO2 efflux, root biomass, and soil water properties in a Sudanian savanna woodland, West Africa. Soil Research, 50: Dayamba S. D., Savadogo P., Sawadogo L., Zida D., Tiveau D., Oden P. C., Dominant species resprout biomass dynamics after cutting in the Sudanian savanna-woodlands of West Africa: long-term effects of annual early fire and grazing. Annals of Forest Science 68: Dayamba S. D., Savadogo P., Sawadogo L., Tiveau D., Zida D., Tigabu M., Oden P. C., Community dynamics and productivity of herbaceous species in the Sudanian savanna-woodlands of Burkina Faso: short-term impact of burning season. African Journal of Range and Forage Science, 27 (3): Dayamba S. D., Sawadogo L., Tigabu M., Savadogo P., Zida D., Tiveau D., Odén P.C., Effects of aqueous smoke solutions and heat on seed germination of herbaceous species of the Sudanian savanna-woodland in Burkina Faso. Flora 205: Dayamba S. D., Savadogo P., Zida D., Sawadogo L., Tiveau D., Oden P. C., Fire temperature and residence time during dry season burning in a Sudanian savanna-woodland of West Africa with implication for seed germination. Journal of Forestry Research 21 (4):

5 11. Sawadogo L., Savadogo P., Tiveau D, Dayamba S. D., Zida D., Nouvellet Y., Oden P. C., Guinko S., Allometric prediction of above-ground biomass of eleven woody tree species in the Sudanian savanna-woodland of West Africa. Journal of Forestry Research 21 (4): Ouedraogo I., Savadogo P., Tigabu M., Dayamba S. D., Odén P. C Systematic and Random Transitions of land cover types in Burkina Faso, West Africa. International Journal of Remote Sensing, Dayamba S. D., Tigabu M., Sawadogo, L., Odén, P.C., Seed germination of herbaceous and woody species of the Sudanian savanna-woodland in response to heat shock and smoke. Forest Ecology and Management 256: THESES AND BOOKS 14. Dayamba S. D., Feux de brousse sur la dynamique de la végétation dans le Parc w Burkina. Editions Universitaires Européennes, Dudweiler Landstraße 99, D Sarrebruck, Germany. 15. Dayamba S. D., Fire, Plant-derived Smoke and Grazing Effects on Regeneration, Productivity and Diversity of the Sudanian Savanna-woodland Ecosystem. PhD thesis, Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences, Alnarp, Sweden. 16. Dayamba S. D., Influence des feux de brousse sur la dynamique de la végétation dans le Parc w Burkina. Mémoire de fin d études Institut du Développement Rural / Université Polytechnique de Bobo Dioulasso, Burkina Faso. 77 pages (+ annexes) English title: Effects of forest fires on the dynamics of vegetation in the Transboundary Regional W Park (in Burkina Faso). CONFERENCE CONTRIBUTIONS 1. Dayamba S. D., Sawadogo L., Savadogo P., Zida D., Tigabu M., Tiveau D., Oden P. C. (2009). Herbaceous species dynamics and productivity in the Sudanian savanna-woodlands of Burkina Faso, West Africa: short term impact of burning season. Association for Fire Ecology (AFE) 4th International Fire Congress, 2009 Fire Ecology & Management, Fire as a Global Process, 30 November 4 December 2009, Savannah, Georgia, USA. Oral presentation 2. Savadogo, P., Tiveau, D., Sawadogo, L., Zida, D., Dayamba S. D. (2008). Resilience of Savanna- Woodlands in Burkina Faso. Sustainable Forest Management in Africa Symposium, African Solutions to African Problems in Natural Forest Management. November 3-7, Stellenbosch, South Africa. 3. Zida, D., Savadogo, P., Tiveau, D., Dayamba S. D., Sawadogo, L., Tigabu, M. and Odén, P.C. (2008) Disturbance in Sudanian savanna woodlands and ecological responses under climate change: the contribution of 5

6 long-term ecological research on fire, grazing and selective tree cutting. Adaptation of Forests and Forest Management to Changing Climate with Emphasis on Forest Health: A Review of Science, Policies, and Practices. August 25-28, Umeå, Sweden. 4. Zida D, Savadogo P., Tiveau D., Dayamba S. D.., Sawadogo L., Tigabu M., Oden P. C Sustainable management of savanna woodlands in West Africa. African-Nordic collaboration on Sustainable Forest Management. Sustainable Forest Management in Africa Project and the Royal Swedish Academy of Agriculture and Forestry. May 21st, Stockholm, Sweden. Poster presentation MISCELLANEOUS - Ability to work under pressure. - Excellent team player - Availability to travel - Hold a driving licence (category C) I the undersigned, certify that all information related to my education and professional experience is accurate. Dr. Sidzabda Djibril DAYAMBA, PhD August,