G2P Africa
Your strategic partner for sustainable development
At G2P, the success of your projects is our priority. We are an independent consulting firm leveraging a network of top-level experts to support public, private, and international organizations in designing, financing, and implementing their sustainable development initiatives.
Founded in 2012, G2P has established itself as a leading player in West Africa in the fields of environmental governance, climate change, biodiversity, and institutional strengthening. Our team brings together seasoned specialists passionate about the sustainable transformation of territories and institutions. G2P Africa is both an Authorized Training Partner (ATP) of the Project Management Institute (PMI) for the PMP® certification, and an Accredited Training Organization (ATO) of PeopleCert for the PRINCE2® certification.
Mission
Our mission is to support public, private, and non-governmental institutions in formulating and implementing sustainable, inclusive solutions tailored to today's environmental challenges. We are committed to delivering high-quality technical services based on attentive listening, scientific rigor, and a thorough understanding of local contexts. Our goal is to build enduring, trust-based relationships founded on transparency, efficiency, and impact.
Vision
To be a catalyst for African solutions for sustainable development by placing local expertise and innovation at the core of environmental and climate transition dynamics.
Values
Integrity: an impeccable ethic in all our missions.</t> Excellence: a high standard of rigor in methods and outcomes.</t> Proximity: an approach based on active listening and deep local roots.</t> Innovation: the ability to develop innovative products through a "problem-solving" approach.</t> Commitment: a constant will to contribute to fair and sustainable development.
+ 20 countries covered by our interventions
Advisory Support
Strategic advice on International Environmental Governance
Training
Innovative capacity-building programs on financing proposal development
Innovation
Innovative products and services to simplify access to green funds
Two key words define the executive board: Expertise and Multidisciplinarity

Dr. Saliou Gaye NDOYE </t>President
Dr. Saliou Gaye NDOYE is a Senegalese expert in environmental governance and climate finance with over 20 years of experience in Africa. Founder and CEO of G2P, he has held strategic positions at the AfDB, BOAD, UNDP/GEF, and the USAID/NASA program before dedicating himself to providing technical support to governments, regional institutions, and CSOs. </t> </t>He has led missions in more than 20 countries, managed multi-stakeholder processes, developed bankable projects, and trained numerous professionals on climate funds such as the GEF, GCF, and the Adaptation Fund. Holder of master's degrees in economics and administration (Paris I Sorbonne, IFG Paris), certified in project management (PMI) and partnership negotiation (PBA London), he is bilingual French/English. He is also the editor-in-chief of AGE Review – Africa Green Economy Review, a pan-African journal dedicated to green finance and sustainability policies. In this capacity, he actively contributes to the production of strategic knowledge on ecological transition in Africa.

Prof. Hoinsoudé SEGNIAGBETOResident Representative in Togo
Professor Gabriel Hoinsoudé SEGNIAGBETO, a Togolese national, is a recognized expert in biodiversity, environmental governance, and marine and coastal zone management with over 20 years of experience in West Africa. An academic researcher at the University of Lomé, he is Deputy Director of the Laboratory of Ecology and Ecotoxicology, program coordinator for the Master's in Ecology and Wildlife Resource Management, and the national focal point for IOC-UNESCO. He is also the scientific coordinator for CITES in Togo and a member of several IUCN expert groups.</t> He has conducted numerous missions for institutions such as IUCN, UNDP, FAO, BOAD, and the World Bank in the fields of conservation, marine spatial planning, blue economy, and climate project development (GEF, GCF, AF). Holder of a doctorate in zoological systematics (MNHN Paris), author of over 120 scientific publications, he combines academic rigor, technical expertise, and strong capacity for science-policy dialogue, especially on coastal resilience and environmental financing issues.

Boubacar SOW</t>Associate Director
Boubacar SOW is an engineer trained in France, a doctoral candidate in artificial intelligence applied to remote sensing, and an international consultant. With over 16 years of experience, he has led digital transformation and innovation management projects for major European groups (France Télécom, Alten, Sogeti, etc.). Back in Africa, he specialized in supporting the transformation of public administrations and structuring strategic projects, especially in the field of green finance. He is a director at G2P and co-founder of Alliance Corp., a consulting firm based in Dakar. </t> </t>He also co-founded the online training platform PM-Training Hub and the African Green Economy Review journal, demonstrating his commitment to skills transfer and knowledge dissemination. Combining technological expertise with strategic vision, he plays a key role in institutional transformation missions, alignment with international standards, and sustainable innovation.
We are always looking for new talent - Unsolicited Application
Two key words define the executive board: Expertise and Multidisciplinarity
Dr. Saliou Gaye NDOYE
President
Dr. Saliou Gaye NDOYE is a Senegalese expert in environmental governance and climate finance with over 20 years of experience in Africa. Founder and CEO of G2P, he has held strategic roles at the AfDB, BOAD, UNDP/GEF, and USAID/NASA programs, before dedicating himself to providing technical support to governments, regional institutions, and CSOs. He has conducted missions in more than 20 countries, led multi-stakeholder processes, developed bankable projects, and trained numerous executives on climate funds such as the GEF, GCF, and Adaptation Fund.
Holding master's degrees in economics and administration (Paris I Sorbonne, IFG Paris), certified in project management (PMI) and partnership negotiation (PBA London), he is bilingual in French/English. He is also the publishing director of AGE Review – Africa Green Economy Review, a Pan-African journal dedicated to green finance and sustainability policies. In this role, he actively contributes to the production of strategic knowledge on the ecological transition in Africa.
Prof. Hoinsoudé SEGNIAGBETO
Resident Representative in Togo
Professor Gabriel Hoinsoudé SEGNIAGBETO, a Togolese national, is a recognized expert in biodiversity, environmental governance, and management of marine and coastal areas, with over 20 years of experience in West Africa. A lecturer-researcher at the University of Lomé, he is Deputy Director of the Laboratory of Ecology and Ecotoxicology, academic coordinator of the Master’s in Ecology and Wildlife Resource Management, and the national focal point for IOC-UNESCO. He is also the CITES scientific coordinator for Togo and member of several IUCN expert groups.
He has carried out numerous missions for institutions such as IUCN, UNDP, FAO, BOAD, and the World Bank in the fields of conservation, marine spatial planning, the blue economy, and climate project development (GEF, GCF, AF). Holding a PhD in zoological systematics (MNHN Paris) and author of over 120 scientific publications, he combines academic rigor, technical expertise, and strong science-policy dialogue skills, particularly on coastal resilience issues and environmental financing.
Boubacar SOW
Associate Director
Boubacar SOW is an engineer trained in France, a doctoral candidate in artificial intelligence applied to remote sensing, and an international consultant. With over 16 years of experience, he has led digital transformation and innovation management projects for major European groups (France Télécom, Alten, Sogeti, etc.). Back in Africa, he specialized in supporting the transformation of public administrations and structuring strategic projects, especially in the field of green finance. He is a director at G2P and co-founder of Alliance Corp., a consulting firm based in Dakar.
He also co-founded the online training platform PM-Training Hub and the African Green Economy Review journal, demonstrating his commitment to skills transfer and knowledge dissemination. Combining technological expertise with strategic vision, he plays a key role in institutional transformation missions, alignment with international standards, and sustainable innovation.
We are always looking for new talent - Unsolicited Application






Our strengths
Expertise and innovation capacity
Thanks to sharp expertise, a personalized approach, and a deep knowledge of the African continent, G2P positions itself as a reference player in sustainable development consulting. The firm operates agilely in four strategic areas: project design and management, fund mobilization, institutional development, and international environmental governance. Its network of high-level consultants enables it to offer innovative and tailored solutions adapted to the priorities of public, private, and multilateral partners.
Sharp expertise
G2P leverages a network of consultants recognized for their technical and strategic mastery of sustainable development issues. With proven experience across key themes covered by green funds (biodiversity, climate change, international waters, waste management, land degradation), the firm delivers rigorous solutions aligned with international standards.
Personalized approach
Every assignment is tailored and designed in close collaboration with clients. G2P takes the time to understand the institutional, cultural, and operational specifics of each context to co-create effective, sustainable responses adapted to on-the-ground realities.
Knowledge of the continent
Based in West Africa and having carried out missions in over 20 countries across the continent, G2P is an African firm benefiting from in-depth understanding of regional dynamics. This local anchoring enables the integration of African issues into all its interventions while facilitating interactions with national and regional stakeholders.
