Elsa Champeaux

Elsa Champeaux, currently serving as Project Director at Ginger SOFRECO, brings a wealth of expertise in agriculture and rural development, underpinned by her background as an Ingénieure Agronome from AgroParisTech and her specialization as an agro-economist in development. In her leadership role, Elsa oversees complex projects that aim to enhance food security, promote sustainable agricultural practices, and build resilient rural economies across West Africa. Her strategic management skills and deep understanding of agricultural systems enable her to coordinate multidisciplinary teams and ensure the successful implementation of initiatives aligned with international development standards.

Elsa’s key projects include the European Union-funded PASANAD program in Burkina Faso, where she provides technical assistance to improve nutrition, food security, and resilience through sustainable agriculture. Her role involves designing and managing project activities, engaging stakeholders, and ensuring the integration of innovative agro-ecological practices. In Mali, she has contributed to capacity-building efforts for inter-branch organizations, strengthening the institutional frameworks that support agricultural development and market access for smallholder farmers.

Her expertise spans a broad spectrum of skills, including project management, agricultural economics, and sustainable development. Elsa is adept at conducting comprehensive agricultural surveys and assessments, facilitating stakeholder consultations, and leveraging tools like Microsoft Office for effective planning and reporting. Her leadership qualities and ability to manage complex projects in challenging environments make her a valuable asset in advancing rural development initiatives that foster economic growth, social inclusion, and environmental sustainability. Through her work, Elsa Champeaux continues to drive impactful change in agricultural sectors across West Africa, supporting communities in building resilient and sustainable livelihoods.