Anna Monserrat
Team member
Anna is a Climate Analyst and Project Manager, she has experience in sustainable development and climate change. At OIKO, she is an analyst assisting countries to build their national capacities, secure accreditation to international funds, design and develop project concepts. She is experienced in engaging the private sector, including corporate and financial institutions, and articulating partnerships with Non State Actors and academic institutions to ensure climate change adaptation strategies by undertaking research, conducting stakeholder consultations, and drafting reports and learning papers on the topic.
Anna has a BA in Global Studies from Universitat Pompeu Fabra, as well as a Master’s Degree in Development Cooperation from Universidad de Granada. Anna’s BA dissertation, on the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals’ target 12.3, tackled the issue of global food waste in the Netherlands in relation to its contribution to climate change and environmental damage. Her research was recently published in the Treballs de la Societat Catalana de Geografia.
Anna’s passion in the sustainable development and climate emergency areas have resulted in her active involvement in initiatives geared towards climate change, both internationally as well as on the national level. For the past year, she has been engaged with various initiatives regarding sustainable development and climate change mitigation, put forward by different Spanish Universities and ONGAWA, an NGO aimed at implicating the private sector in international cooperation and making technology available for human development and social change.
Furthermore, Anna’s interest in the Middle East instigated her research on the issues surrounding refugees in the MENA region. As a result, she wrote her Master’s Dissertation on the local responses to the influx of Syrian refugees in Lebanon and Jordan, which not only allowed her to develop crucial skills in inter-personal communication, data collection and analysis and report writing, but also gave her an extensive understanding of the underlying issues in the region.
Anna is fluent in Dutch, English, Spanish and has a working knowledge of French.
Anna Monserrat
Team Member
Anna is a Climate Analyst and Project Manager, she has experience in sustainable development and climate change. At OIKO, she is an analyst assisting countries to build their national capacities, secure accreditation to international funds, design and develop project concepts. She is experienced in engaging the private sector, including corporate and financial institutions, and articulating partnerships with Non State Actors and academic institutions to ensure climate change adaptation strategies by undertaking research, conducting stakeholder consultations, and drafting reports and learning papers on the topic.
Anna has a BA in Global Studies from Universitat Pompeu Fabra, as well as a Master’s Degree in Development Cooperation from Universidad de Granada. Anna’s BA dissertation, on the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals’ target 12.3, tackled the issue of global food waste in the Netherlands in relation to its contribution to climate change and environmental damage. Her research was recently published in the Treballs de la Societat Catalana de Geografia.
Anna’s passion in the sustainable development and climate emergency areas have resulted in her active involvement in initiatives geared towards climate change, both internationally as well as on the national level. For the past year, she has been engaged with various initiatives regarding sustainable development and climate change mitigation, put forward by different Spanish Universities and ONGAWA, an NGO aimed at implicating the private sector in international cooperation and making technology available for human development and social change.
Furthermore, Anna’s interest in the Middle East instigated her research on the issues surrounding refugees in the MENA region. As a result, she wrote her Master’s Dissertation on the local responses to the influx of Syrian refugees in Lebanon and Jordan, which not only allowed her to develop crucial skills in inter-personal communication, data collection and analysis and report writing, but also gave her an extensive understanding of the underlying issues in the region.
Anna is fluent in Dutch, English, Spanish and has a working knowledge of French.