Manon Laboureur

Born in Central Africa and raised in the heart of the Gounda Park in the north of the country, French-born Manon Laboureur has been immersed in the world of conservation since childhood. This led her to travel extensively and become involved with various conservation organizations, specializing first in community work, then specifically in the phenomenon of transhumance in sub Saharan Africa. Her skills have been forged through long-term field missions in complex areas with challenging environmental, social and security conditions. These previous experiences have given her a particular expertise and qualities that represent an interesting added value for the position she now holds within the AP South Sudan project, implicated in community involvement and the implementation of the Tango system.