

Fred Eboko holds a PhD in Political Science and is Research Director at the Research Institute for Development (http://en.ird.fr/ird.fr) and Deputy Director of the Population and Development Center (CEPED – UMR 196 Paris Descartes University – IRD: www.ceped.org). He has been working on health policies in Africa for twenty years. He was the precursor of a typology of African States faced with HIV/AIDS. He has proposed an original methodological and theoretical tool to analyze public policies in Africa and in the South, a matrix of public action. He is the Publication Director of the online review Face A Face. Regards sur la santé. Fred Eboko was a member of the Board of Directors of Doctors Without Borders (MSF) from 2010 to 2016, and is Vice-Chairman of the Board of Directors of Épicentre, an epidemiological research institute of MSF. He has published Repenser l’action publique en Afrique. Du sida à l’analyse de la globalisation des politiques publiques (Karthala, Paris, 2015) and co-signed the collective works Les Suds face au sida. Quand la société civile se mobilise (IRD Éditions, Marseille, 2011) and Accès décentralisé au traitement du VIH/sida. Évaluation de l’expérience camerounaise (National Agency for Scientific Research, Paris, 2010). He coordinates with Patrick Awondo the edition of the review Politique Africaine, “Cameroun : l’État stationnaire”.