Vienna, Vienna, Austria
- Economist with experience at international organisations, private sector companies and academic research centres, advising countries on resource-based development and fiscal sustainability. - Experienced manager of multidisciplinary teams responsible for hiring and career development. - Expertise in preparing and implementing multiannual projects, drafting and writing (30+ publications), capacity building (300+ hours taught), public speaking and moderating (100+ engagements).
Help setup and grow the Global Alliance for Responsible and Green Minerals. The multistakeholder initiative aims to promote fair, sustainable and inclusive mineral supply chains, from extraction to recycling.
Lead the MinSus project that supports the Andean countries (Argentina, Bolivia, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador and Peru) in improving the management of their mineral resources. This includes increasing transparency of the sector, encouraging multi-stakeholder engagement around resource extraction and supporting the development of sustainable supply chains.
Focus on creating tools and resources to establish an effective framework for resource-based development, including building financial models to assess how fiscal and non-fiscal benefits are shared between countries and industry, exploring synergies of extractive industry infrastructure investments, designing strategies for resource management, and promoting economic diversification through industrial and local procurement policies.
Provided the Minister of Finance of Timor-Leste with macroeconomic advice on issues such as inflation, macroeconomic forecasting and fiscal sustainability. Lead advisor on private sector assessment that has the potential to drive economic growth and employment creation in Timor-Leste in the medium- to long-term, and assessment of the impact that proposed social programs will have on recurrent expenditure and fiscal sustainability.