Kendie Kenmoe
Technical Manager for Central and West Africa

Kendie Kenmoe is Technical Manager (TM) for Central and West Africa for the WRI Forests program. As TM, he directs the technical teams of the two sub-regions in terms of development and implementation of technological tools for monitoring. He oversees the development of technical strategies and the implementation of activities and participates in the management of partnership relations with the government, local civil society and other international NGOs. He is based in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
Prior to serving as TM, Kendie worked for WRI primary as National Technical assistant for Cameroon and secondly as Regional Technical Assistant for Central and West Africa. His work focused on supervise the forest atlas platform for Congo Basin and Liberia, and supporting training for government, civil society, and researchers on use of WRI’s information tools.
Kendie holds a master's degree in computer science applied to geographic information systems from the National School of Geographic Sciences (ENSG) in Paris, a master’s degree in computer science, network and distributed service from Dschang University in Cameroon.
In his spare time, Kendie loves playing video games, football and handball.
Projects
Building Vital Landscapes for Sustainable and Resilient Growth in Africa
WRI Africa provides high-quality data and analyses and partners with entrepreneurs, policymakers and community organizations to accelerate the transformation of African landscapes.
Part of ForestsGlobal Restoration Initiative
WRI is partnering with governments, businesses, and communities around the world to restore millions of hectares of deforested and degraded land.
Part of ForestsGlobal Forest Watch
Offering the latest data, technology and tools that empower people everywhere to better manage and protect forest landscapes.
Part of ForestsForest Atlases
The Forest Atlases are online platforms that help countries better manage their forest resources by combining government data with the latest forest monitoring technology.
Part of Forests