Michelle Mongo

Green eco­no­my,
Economy of innovation,
Frugal innovation.

Teaching areas

In charge of (PPIEV Master). This Master, named « Territoires, Technologie et Financement de
Portefeuilles de Projets Innovants pour l’Économie
Verte » in French, is a diplo­ma offe­red in partnership
with major African uni­ver­si­ties and the sup­port of the R20.

To date, the MS‐​PPIEV is open to ORAN
(MS‐​PPIEV‐​ORAN) and ABIDJAN (MS‐​PPIEV‐​ABIDJAN),
the part­ner­ships in this fra­me­work are initiated
res­pec­ti­ve­ly with :

MS‐​PPIEV‐​ORAN :
L’École Nationale Polytechnique d’Oran Maurice Odin (Algérie), l’Université Senghor d’Alexandrie (Egypte) and the R20 fon­da­tion, « Regions of Climate Action ».

MS‐​PPIEV‐​ABIDJAN :
L’Institut National Polytechnique Félix Houphouët‐​Boigny (INPHB), l’Université Senghor d’Alexandrie (Egypte), the R20 fon­da­tion, « Regions of Climate Action » with the sup­port of the « Chambre de Commerce et d’Industrie de Côte d’Ivoire ».

Education

PhD in Economics of inno­va­tion from Université Jean Monnet – Saint‐​Etienne, France.

Master degree in Economics, Law and Management from Université Jean Monnet – Saint‐​Etienne, France.

Bachelor in Economics and Business Management from Université Paris I, Panthéon Sorbonne.

Michelle Mongo gra­dua­ted from the Université Jean Monnet – Saint‐​Etienne with a Master’s Degree in Economics, Law and Management, and a PhD in Economics of inno­va­tion. She is an research engi­neer at the Henri Fayol Institute of the “École des Mines de Saint‐​Étienne” (France), and col­la­bo­rate with Senghor University, Alexandria, Egypt. Her research focuses on core areas of green eco­no­my, and rela­ted areas.

Since 2013, the acti­vi­ties of Michelle Mongo have lar­ge­ly refo­cu­sed on envi­ron­men­tal inno­va­tions with the point of tack­ling the ques­tion of inno­va­tion sys­tems as a struc­tu­ring and eva­lua­tion ele­ment of sus­tai­nable inno­va­tive pro­jects. In this context, its cur­rent func­tions offer it the oppor­tu­ni­ty to invest more in research pro­jects, trai­ning, net­wor­king of inno­va­tion actors and this par­ti­cu­lar­ly in the context of African countries.