Modou Lamin Colley is a development professional with a bachelor’s degree in Sociology, a background in Islamic Studies, and experience in community-based development and environmental projects. He has experience in project implementation, field data collection, monitoring, community engagement, and administrative support, with exposure to livelihood, environmental conservation, and climate resilience initiatives. He has worked with organisations including United Purpose/Self Help Africa, where he supported activities involving local communities and development partners, contributing to field assessment, activity reporting, data collection, and community stories. He is also a co-founder of Bulock Kapongha School for Quranic Memorisation, where he contributes to Islamic education and promotes Quranic recitation and memorisation within the community.Modou Lamin is passionate about community development and social impact. His professional interests include youth engagement, community-led initiatives, environmental sustainability, and sustainable development.
