Ginelle is a Sustainable Development Professional and Monitoring & Evaluation Specialist deeply passionate about global development via social innovation and sustainable transition. She has completed a PhD on just and equitable green energy transition in developing country contexts and has an MSc. in International Trade Policy. She has provided services to multi-stakeholder global clients in varying areas including applied research, event management, international trade facilitation and impact measurement. She currently facilitates youth engagement across the World Economic Forum's communities and initiatives for the Global Shapers Community, as well as worked on their impact strategy and previously lead government engagement with the First Movers Coalition on the global decarbonization agenda. She has also worked with international donors such as the GIZ, governments, private sector actors and not for profits on trade facilitation and sustainable development.
Indigenous peoples are disproportionately affected by climate change in Australia and around the world. They also hold notable untapped potential that could be explored by their inclusion...
On Monday 15 April 2024, the largest global annual gathering of Indigenous Peoples kicked off at the United Nations Headquarters in New York, with participants calling for greater efforts...
The World Economic Forum Annual Meeting of global leaders concluded last month in Davos, Switzerland. The timely transition from this global dialogue into Black History Month celebrations...
This week marks the start of Black History Month in the United States. The annual observance is also officially recognized in many countries, including Canada, Germany, the Netherlands, P...
Muchos países en desarrollo, como los pequeños Estados insulares en desarrollo (PEID), tienen sectores energéticos que se enfrentan a un trilema: bajo acceso a la energía; vulnerabilidad ...
Many developing countries such as small island developing states (SIDS) have energy sectors which are faced with a trilemma: low energy access; energy insecurity vulnerability due to a hi...
Since 2009, Climate Week has taken place in New York City, alongside the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA). A multitude of global leaders and other stakeholders, such as civil societ...
Fresh off the coattails of the Africa Social Impact Summit (ASIS) and the Africa Climate Summit’s Nairobi Declaration outcome, comes the World Economic Forum's Sustainable Development Imp...
In July 2023, at the Clean Energy Ministerial in India, Brazil announced it's joining the Industrial Deep Decarbonization Initiative. In doing so, Brazil has joined ranks with the largest...
A just and equitable transition towards net zero in heavy industry essentially refers to the interests of all stakeholders and groups being considered and, as appropriate, fairly taken in...
