Casimir B AI
About Casimir B AI
Casimir B AI is a community mobilization specialist with extensive experience in health initiatives, currently working at Save the Children since 2016. He previously served as a program officer at Save the Children International in Côte d'Ivoire and holds a diploma in Human Resources and Communication from l’école Supérieure de Commerce et D’industrie d'Abidjan.
Work at Save the Children
Casimir B AI has been employed at Save the Children since 2016, serving as a Spécialiste en Mobilisation Communautaire. In this role, he works on the APROSAM project funded by the Global Fund. His responsibilities include presenting regional performance reports during semi-annual coordination meetings, which focus on achievements and areas for improvement. He also drafts monthly activity reports to monitor the progress and outcomes of community mobilization efforts.
Previous Experience at Save the Children International
From 2011 to 2013, Casimir B AI worked at Save the Children International as Charge de Programme Mobilisation Communautaire in the Bureau de Man, Côte d'Ivoire. During this two-year period, he was involved in community mobilization initiatives and contributed to the organization's efforts in the region.
Education and Expertise
Casimir B AI studied at l’école Supérieure de Commerce et D’industrie d'Abidjan in Côte d’Ivoire, where he focused on Ressources Humaines et Communication. He earned a Diplôme Universitaire Technique between 2007 and 2010. His educational background provides him with a solid foundation in human resources and communication, essential for his current role in community mobilization.
Reporting and Accountability
In his current position, Casimir B AI is responsible for drafting monthly activity reports that track the progress and outcomes of community mobilization efforts. He supports district supervisors in presenting biannual activity reports to health districts, ensuring accountability and transparency in the reporting process. He actively participates in regional health directorate meetings to align community mobilization efforts with broader health initiatives.