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Location: Geneva, Switzerland
Work: Water & Climate Change Biodiversity Sustainable Investment
Biographical: Margot is a PhD student in the Institute of Environmental Sciences at the University of Geneva. Her research is part of an EU funded project (ACQWA) and focuses on the adaptive capacity of water governance systems to climate change in two contrasting mountain watersheds (Aconcagua, Chile & Rhone, Switzerland). Previous to her PhD she completed her bachelor’s in 2003 at the University of Cambridge, England then worked in the commercial sector for 3 years, before studying for an MSc in Environmental Technology at Imperial College London. She works part time at the UNEp-Finance Initiative. Working languages are English, French, German, Swiss German and Spanish.
Favourite Publications: Global Environmental Change Circle of Blue Climate Change Nature
Work: Water & Climate Change Biodiversity Sustainable Investment
Biographical: Margot is a PhD student in the Institute of Environmental Sciences at the University of Geneva. Her research is part of an EU funded project (ACQWA) and focuses on the adaptive capacity of water governance systems to climate change in two contrasting mountain watersheds (Aconcagua, Chile & Rhone, Switzerland). Previous to her PhD she completed her bachelor’s in 2003 at the University of Cambridge, England then worked in the commercial sector for 3 years, before studying for an MSc in Environmental Technology at Imperial College London. She works part time at the UNEp-Finance Initiative. Working languages are English, French, German, Swiss German and Spanish.
Favourite Publications: Global Environmental Change Circle of Blue Climate Change Nature