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The Climate Team

There are many people in the WWF Climate Team based around the four points of the world.

Our Bloggers

Ashwini Prabha Switzerland
Christian Teriete Hong Kong
Claire Carlton Australia

Here we feature the Climate Campaign and Climate Policy team members who coordinate WWF Global Deal Network Initiative.

Director/Leader

Kim Carstensen

Denmark

Southern Liaison and operations

Marianne Werth

Denmark

Head – Global Advocacy and Policy

Kathrin Gutmanm

Germany

Head of Global policy solutions

Fuqiang Yang

China

Head of Operations & Prog Development

Nadeem Shafi

Singapore

Head of Campaigns and Comm’s

Martin Hiller

Switzerland

Issues leads:

Post 2012/CAN Copenhagen

Drew Leigh Pearman

Germany

Adaptation

Sandeep Rai

Singapore

Adaptation

Kit Vaughan

UK

Finance

Tasneem Essop

South Africa

Technology Transfer

John Nordbo

Denmark

Annex 1 Mitigation

Damien Demailly

France

Annex 1 Mitigation – CDM

Naoyuki Yamagashi

Japan

REDD Forest Based Carbon

Emily Brickell

UK

REDD

Fitrian Ardiansyah

Indonesia

LDC and SIDS

Diane McFadzien

Singapore

(LDC: Least Developed Counties and SIDS: Small Island Developing States)

(CDM: Clean Development Mechanism)

(REDD: Reduced emissions from deforestation and degradation)


National leads:

Brazil

Karen Suassuna

China

Yan Li Hou

European Union

Stephan Singer

India

Shirish Sinha

Japan

Naoyuki

Russia

Alexey Kokorin

South Africa

Tasneem Essop

United States America

Lou Leonard

Campaigns and Communications

Global Campaign Manager

Owen Gibbons

Switzerland

Global Communications Manager

Ashwini Prahba

Switzerland

Asia Pacific Communications

Christian Teriete

Hong Kong

Climate Witness Manager and Social Media

Claire Carlton

Australia