Biography

Noël Ileloui Adimi is a young Ivorian born in Kononfla, where she completed her education through the Baccalaureate. She holds a Bachelor’s degree in Sociology–Anthropology, with a specialization in Development, from the University of Abomey-Calavi in Benin. She completed an internship at the Sub-Prefecture of Kononfla, her hometown, where she gained practical insight into local governance and community administration before joining CorpsAfrica/Côte d’Ivoire as a Volunteer.

Deeply connected to her rural roots, Noël chose to embark on the CorpsAfrica journey to contribute meaningfully to the development of rural communities. Her academic training in social analysis and community dynamics, combined with her lived experience in a rural environment, enables her to approach development challenges with cultural sensitivity, empathy, and a strong commitment to participatory action.

Faith-driven, adventurous, and guided by a strong spirit of discovery, she is dedicated to learning from her host community of Assebrokro while supporting locally led initiatives that promote resilience and sustainable progress. Through her service, she strives to strengthen community cohesion, encourage local participation, and help unlock the potential that already exists within the community.

Noël is motivated by the belief that lasting change begins with listening, learning, and working alongside communities. Her commitment reflects a vision of development rooted in solidarity, humility, and shared responsibility.