Paul Camille N'DRI

With a permaculture design background (OSU PRO) and over ten years of entrepreneurial experience, I focus on sustainable land development, agroforestry, and irrigation systems suited for rural areas in West Africa. I established and manage businesses centered on ecological restoration, integrated farm design, and environmental planning. My work combines practical land-use methods with design thinking to restore degraded landscapes and enhance livelihoods through nature-based solutions. I have worked with farmers, commercial farms, and communities to create scalable, climate-smart projects. 

I am currently pursuing a Master of Landscape Architecture (M.L.A.) at the Academy of Art University, focusing on sustainable design and rural-urban systems. I hold a Bachelor of Science in Agricultural Technology Engineering from the National Polytechnic Institute of Yamoussoukro. Additionally, I completed a short-term executive education in Agribusiness at Harvard Business School and obtained a Permaculture Design Certificate from Oregon State University. This diverse background in technical, ecological, and design disciplines underpins my work in regenerative land use, agroforestry, and sustainable infrastructure.