Empowering Communities: Economics as a Catalyst in Environmental and Cultural Preservation
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Sergio Choque joined CSF in 2023 as an Analyst. He is an expert in geographic information analysis, as well as in the management and generation of databases. He has participated in various projects related to climate change, sustainable development, agriculture, and health, among others.
Conservation Strategy Fund’s global training team launched its first in-person course in the US since 2019 last November 8th & 9th. Over the two-day course, participants explored the root causes of environmental and conservation problems, earning a background in ecological economics to speak the language of finance with decision-makers around the world.
This August and September, Conservation Strategy Fund brought 43 participants together for the 25th iteration of our world-renowned Economics and Finance for Environmental Leadership Course. This course is designed for professionals at the forefront of global sustainability issues, to train them on key economic and financial mechanisms they can use in their work building sustainable conservation strategies.
Jenn joined CSF in January 2024. Jenn’s professional background includes 13 years of nonprofit experience working with a variety of organizations in the US, Ireland, UK, Nicaragua, and El Salvador. Prior to joining CSF she was an Assistant Controller with CLA (CliftonLarsonAllen) a public accounting firm where she worked with a variety of nonprofits in Washington, D.C.
Também fruto de parceria entre CSF e IPAM, a Oficina de Priorização dos Critérios Socioambientais na Microrregião de Chapadinha, leste do Maranhão, foi oferecida a agricultores da região.