I am an independent consultant specializing in the non-profit sector, mostly in green policies. With 15 years of experience in international NGOs, I have an in-depth understanding of climate and energy issues in Europe and the Global South. I also have experience teaching at French universities, focusing on climate and development policies.
Having worked in a fast-paced and multicultural environment, I have managed teams and complex projects, as well as developed solid skills in advocacy, policy, research, media, and communications.
I developed simulation exercises such as COP (Conference of Parties) negotiations to equip young people with the necessary skills for environmental advocacy.
In terms of experience sharing, I am happy to share about my work for and with nonprofit organisations, involvement in a climate litigation case on climate inaction, COP attendance, UN (United Nations) involvement and multilateral summits on climate as part of an NGO delegation.
I also have expertise in climate diplomacy/international climate negotiations, climate finance (public and private), climate adaptation, linking climate and social issues (e.g. inequality), and running public campaigns/design communication strategies.
A campaigner at heart, I started my career with global organizations, fighting poverty and inequality with a focus on child protection and education. Progress made in the last 60 decades to reduce poverty across the globe is now at risk because of the consequences of climate change on agriculture, health, livelihoods, biodiversity, etc..
As I witnessed the increasingly profound impacts of human-induced environmental degradation, especially on marginalized communities, I decided to work on climate change-related issues in the early 2010s, just after the failed Copenhagen summit.
I have worked for nonprofit organizations, designing and delivering advocacy and communication strategies at national and global levels.
The main challenges I have met are in convincing decision-makers, particularly politicians, to be more ambitious on green public policies and delivering on climate commitments, and also in finding the right messages to raise awareness about the need for climate action.
In the mid-2010s, with colleagues from various countries around the world, I helped put the issue of climate adaptation finance front and center, and secure more money from developed countries in pursuit of it. As a result of my work, alongside other French organisations, public funding for climate adaptation in France increased almost fourfold between 2015 and 2022.