As a territorial administrator, he specialized in the strategic management of local councils at the National Institute of Territorial Studies.
Before joining the AFD, he held management and executive management positions in large French cities, which lead him to supervise important budgets, work on the implementation of urban public policies and conduct reforms for the optimization of public services management.
From 2010 to 2015, as an expert on local finance and decentralization, he provided AFD with his extensive knowledge of territorial public policies, decentralization institutional organization and finance management. Thus, he was involved in projects in Turkey, Senegal, Jordan, Brazil, Mexico and Columbia.
From 2015 to date, as Deputy Director of Tunis AFD office, he has been coordinating projects in the fields of decentralization, urban development, transports, vocational training and in the digital area.
Jérémie Daussin-Charpantier
AFD’s Deputy Director in Tunisia
2 published articles
Opinion
Let’s give the financial means to cities to achieve the SDGs
Among the 17 SDGs, most of which reflect traditional objectives (access to water, energy, health), N° 11 is worth looking at more closely: “Make cities and human settlements inclusive, safe, resilient and sustainable”. This is an overriding objective in view of the development of cities, but it...
Interview
Diversify the sources of financing of African local authorities? It is possible!
The financing needs of local authorities will be particularly considerable in the coming years in view of the galloping urbanization and increasing empowerment of local governments to meet the needs of their populations. Since 2005, public finance management has become a priority for OECD member...