Financial Magistrate [Cameroon]

Mylène Noubi Tchatchoua is a financial magistrate with over ten years of experience in public finance management. Since 2017, she serves at the Audit Bench of the Supreme Court of Cameroon. There, she is responsible for overseeing the accounts of public accountants and regularly conducts audit missions within public administrations and development projects. Her expertise has also led her to contribute to several technical and institutional initiatives aimed at reforming budgetary and financial governance in Cameroon.

A feminist economist, Ms. Noubi is also an expert in gender and development. Her work focuses on the integration of gender into public policies, particularly through gender-responsive budgeting and its application in audits conducted by the Audit Bench. She has published studies that address gender inequalities from various perspectives and propose concrete approaches to reduce them.
Ms. Noubi holds a master’s degree in economic policy management from the School of Economics at Clermont Auvergne University in France, as well as another master’s in the same field from the University of Yaoundé II. She is currently pursuing a Ph.D. in management sciences and is also a graduate of the National School of Administration and Magistracy of Cameroon.

In 2023, she founded the Association Women Leaders for Development, a nonprofit organization that promotes gender equality and women’s leadership. Through this platform, Mylène actively leads awareness campaigns against gender-based violence, particularly focusing on femicides, which have become a critical issue in Cameroon.