With a specialization in digital communications, she worked for several years as a communications project manager in the education sector. She then joined ADEME to lead communications for the Finance ClimAct project, carried out in collaboration with a consortium of public and private stakeholders, including I4CE.

L’article Lucile PERRONNELLE est apparu en premier sur I4CE.

Before joining I4CE, he worked in the sustainability department of the Decathlon group. In particular, he contributed to developing climate and biodiversity strategies on topics related to carbon removal and deforestation.

Corentin is an engineer and holds a Specialized Master’s degree in environmental engineering and management from Mines Paris – PSL.

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Violette has expertise in agricultural and environmental policy. She worked for two years at the French National Assembly, advising MPs on agricultural issues and supporting them in the work carried out by the Sustainable Development Commission. She worked in particular on fair remuneration for farmers, the issues of generational renewal and setting up in agriculture, and the restoration of watercourses.

Violette began her career at WWF France, where she led advocacy work on agriculture. 

She holds a master’s degree in Public Affairs from Sciences Po Paris, specialising in energy, environment and sustainable development.

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Previously, Elena worked on green industrial policy at Europe Jacques Delors and contributed to strategic analyses of the European Green Deal at IDEA, the internal advisory service to the President of the European Commission. 

Elena holds a Franco-German dual degree in European Governance, specialising in climate policy, from Sciences Po Lille and University of Münster. 

Her working languages are English, French and German. 

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Before joining I4CE, Timothé worked at the European Commission (DG GROW), where he contributed to implementing the EU industrial strategy, focusing on global value chains, strategic technologies and industrial decarbonisation.

He holds a Master’s degree in European Governance from the London School of Economics (LSE) and a Master’s degree in History of International Relations from Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne University.

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Previously, she worked at the Agence Locale de l’Énergie et du Climat in Montpellier as a administrative manager.

Pauline holds a master’s degree in management control and organizational audit and a master’s degree in risk and environment from the University of Montpellier.

L’article Pauline GAZILHOU-STURZEL est apparu en premier sur I4CE.

This report assesses of climate investments made in Europe and compares them with the needs identified in the various EU framework documents, notably the European Green Deal.  

Before joining I4CE, Caroline worked on the evaluation of the French Recovery Plan at France Stratégie, on the European budget at the European Commission, and on the partnership between the EU and the French Development Agency (AFD) at AFD.  

Caroline holds a Master’s degree in Public Affairs from University College London, as well as a Master’s degree in Economics and European Public Policy Analysis from the College of Europe. 

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Previously, she worked at Sorbonne University as Administrative Manager.

Marine holds a Master’s degree in Administration from the University of Lille.

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Prior to joining I4CE, Blandine worked as a consultant for Ramboll’s climate change team. Her scope of work included drafting knowledge reviews on the impacts of climate change on agriculture on behalf of European institutions (namely the European Environment Agency, European Parliament), carrying out climate risk and vulnerability assessments and corresponding capacity building in developing countries, and upstream work supporting climate data provision and climate service development. She most recently worked as an independent consultant, engaging with subjects linked to climate finance and agroecological transitions in developing countries.

She holds an agricultural engineering degree from AgroSupDijon and a specialized Master’s on Sustainable Global Food Systems from Montpellier SupAgro.

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Prior to joining I4CE, Olia worked for several think tanks (IDDRI, FARM Foundation) and a public administration (FranceAgriMer). There she carried out research and consultancy work on the economics and governance of agricultural sectors at French and international level.

Olia holds an agricultural engineering degree from ENSAIA, with a specialisation in human and social sciences for ecosystem management (AgroParisTech).

L’article Olia TAYEB CHERIF est apparu en premier sur I4CE.