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5th IEEE Multi-conference on Natural and Engineering Sciences for Sahel's Sustainable Development (MNE3SD’25) - Special tribute to Dr. Toundé Mesmin DANDJINOU

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Sub-Saharan countries are facing scarcity of water and vegetation resources. Temperatures are very high and drought is gaining ground every year destroying the efforts of these countries to achieve food self-sufficiency. In addition to these natural constraints, few years ago, the insecurity due to terrorism limited the production and investment actions. In this context, reflection efforts are conducted to find innovative technologies or to adapt emerging technologies to this challenging context.

MNE3SD aims to be a framework where researchers and experts will meet to discuss development issues in this region. We want big data, IoT and AI technologies combined with green energy and applied physics to be investigated to find original solutions able to mitigate the scarcity of the resources in this region of the world.

The MNE3SD conference is an international meeting for the exchange of experiences and knowledges among researchers and developers concerned with technologies for Sahel’s sustainable development. For this fifth edition, the International MNE3SD conference will provide opportunities for researchers to interact, share new results and discuss emerging directions in Big data and IoT for sustainable development and also energy and applied physic for sustainable development.

Through this edition, we pay tribute to Dr. Toundé Mesmin DANDJINOU, associate professor in Computer Science, Telecommunications and Electronics, admitted to retirement for his immense contribution to the development of research in Computer Science in Burkina Faso and IEEE Burkina Faso sub-section.