Maria Fernanda Enriquez

Maria Fernanda Enriquez’ professional career has been focused in providing high level operational support to international organizations.  Before joining Future Earth, she worked for five years at ISET-International, a Boulder-based international environmental organization. Previously she worked with the United Nations Global Environment Facility-Small Grants Program in Ecuador, where she managed grants afforded to hundreds of local grassroots organizations. She earned a Ph.D. in Political Science in 2014 from the University of Connecticut, and her research focused in environmental social movements and indigenous peoples.

Projects

Asian Cities Climate Change Resilience Network (ACCCRN)

City-Wide Assessment for Community Resilience in Indonesia and Vanuatu

Climate Vulnerability of the Health Sector in Quito: Making Technical Data Accessible to Policy Makers

Da Nang, Vietnam Hydrological Models

Enhancing Can Tho City Resilience to Respond to Saline Intrusion Caused by Climate Change

How to Measure Resilience Results : Preparation of the Philippines Risk Resiliency and Sustainability Program (RRSP) Monitoring and Evaluation (M&E)

Mangrove Restoration in Quy Nhon City

Nepal: Groundwater in the Indo-Gangetic Basin

Post Event Review of Peru Flood Disaster 2017

Scoping Long-Term Research Agenda for Climate Change Adaptation in the Indus Basin Through Local Embedded Capacities

Sheltering From a Gathering Storm

Storm Resistant Housing for a Resilient Da Nang City

Strengthening the Resilience of Can Tho City through Participation and Intervention on Dengue Fever in the Context of Climate Change

Technical Assistance Support to Gorakhpur Environmental Action Group

Vietnam City Climate Change Offices

Vietnam National Engagement and Extension of Resilience Practice