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How We’re GovernedThe NAP Global Network is governed by the following bodies: the Steering Committee is our highest-level decision makingcommittee, our Management Team oversees our operational decision making, and the Secretariat manages the Network’sday-to-day work.Our Steering Committee provides vision and strategic directionto the Network, and its members act as champions for the NAPprocess.Our Management Team oversees the Network’s operations. In2021–2022, it included representatives from donors that providedsupport to the Network.• Sabine BrickenkampSenior Policy Advisor, ClimatePolicy, German Federal Ministryfor Economic Cooperation andDevelopment, Germany• Margarita Caso ChávezCoordinator General of ClimateChange Adaptation and Ecology,National Institute of Ecology andClimate Change (INECC), Mexico• Shivanal KumarClimate Change Adaptation Specialist,Ministry of Economy, Fiji• Ali MohamedChief Policy Advisor, Office of thePrime Minister, Somalia• Kouka OuedraogoChef de project, Ministry ofEnvironment, Green Economy, andClimate Change, Burkina Faso• Dawn Pierre-NathonielDeputy Chief SustainableDevelopment and EnvironmentOfficer in the SustainableDevelopment and EnvironmentDivision of the Department ofSustainable Development, as part ofthe Ministry of Education, SustainableDevelopment, Innovation andVocational Training, Saint Lucia• Catherine PotvinDeputy Director, Environment &Climate, Global Affairs Canada,Canada• Eneida RabdishtaClimate Change Expert, Ministry ofTourism and Environment, Albania• Lucky SigudlaMeteorologist, Climate Monitoring;Eswatini Meteorological Services,Ministry of Tourism andEnvironmental Affairs, Eswatini• Nguyen Tuan QuangDeputy Director General, Departmentof Climate Change, Ministry ofNatural Resources and Environment,Vietnam• Peter BentleyTeam Leader for Adaptation andResilience, Foreign, Commonwealth &Development Office (FCDO), UnitedKingdom• Sierra WoodruffClimate Policy Officer, Office ofGlobal Change, U.S. Department ofState, United States• Maik WingesAdvisor, Adaptation to ClimateChange, Climate Policy SupportProgramme, Deutsche Gesellschaftfür Internationale Zusammenarbeit(GIZ) GmbH, Germany• Tomke RinschedeAdvisor, Adaptation Finance andInternational Climate Policy, ClimatePolicy Support Programme, GIZGmbH, Germany• Tatyana Abou-ChakerEnvironmental Analyst, Global AffairsCanada• Hilary CordenDeputy Team Leader – Adaptation &Resilience, Foreign, Commonwealthand Development Office (FCDO),United Kingdom• Sierra WoodruffClimate Policy Officer, Office ofGlobal Change, U.S. Department ofState, United States• Helen WallerProject Manager, Office of GlobalChange, U.S. Department of State,United States• Niamh FallonClimate Unit, DevelopmentCo-operation Directorate, Irish Aid34Progress Report 2021–2022
The International Institute for Sustainable Development (IISD) Resilience Program hoststhe Network Secretariat. IISD is a global think tank working to create a sustainable futurein our changing climate. The Secretariat manages the NAP Global Network’s day-to-dayoperations and provides research, logistical, administrative, and strategic support.The following IISD Resilience staff focused much of their work on NAP GlobalNetwork activities in 2021–2022.• Anne HammillSenior Director, Resilience• David HoffmannNAP Global Network Coordinator• Lama AbdellatifJunior Project Manager and Proposal Coordinator• Cesar Henrique ArraisCommunications Officer• Olaide BankoleJunior Researcher• Emilie BeauchampLead, Monitoring, Evaluation, and Learning forAdaptation to Climate Change• Catherine BurgeSenior Communications Officer• Ezra CampbellProject Manager• Aurélie CeinosPolicy Advisor, Gender Equality and Social Inclusion• Alec CrawfordDirector, Nature for Resilience• Angie DazéSenior Policy Advisor and Lead, Gender Equality• Julie DekensPrincipal Researcher• Patrick GuerdatPolicy Advisor and Country Support Hub Coordinator• Vanessa GuidorizziProgram Assistant• Christian LedwellKnowledge Manager• Mauricio Luna-RodríguezPolicy Advisor, Climate Change AdaptationGovernance, NAP Global Network• Deborah MurphySenior Associate• Shafaq MasudPolicy Advisor II• Jeffrey QiPolicy Analyst II• Gloria SengutuvanProject and Country Support Hub Manager• Catherine SenecalProgram Manager• Anne TadgellPolicy Analyst• Anika TertonSenior Policy AdvisorWe would like to express a special thanksto IISD Resilience colleagues who havecontributed to specific NAP Global Networkactivities over the past year: KanwuliaAmoye, Alanna Evans, Cameron Hunter,Nicole Jang, Michelle Kim, Veronica Lo, andOluseyi Ojurongbe.12 Donor Members of the NetworkAustraliaAustriaCanadaCzech RepublicEuropean CommissionFranceGermanyIrelandJapanThe NetherlandsUnited KingdomUnited Statesof AmericaNAP Global Network 35
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