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Samuel Kembou

Junior Lecturer Swiss Graduate School of Public Administration University of Lausanne, Switzerland

About Samuel

Samuel Kembou is a Junior Lecturer in Economics at the University of Lausanne. A Cameroonian national, he has extensive experience of living and working in Africa with leading development organisations. He supports the evaluation of innovative development interventions that promote child development, mental health, inclusive social protection and primary education.

Stories by Samuel

  • Parenthood & Caregiving

Short films influence caregiving behaviours in Côte d’Ivoire

Culturally relevant stories shared as videos on SD cards get fathers involved

Birth of a Parent Podcast

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