Emily Castro Prieto, Autor bei Urbanet

About Emily Castro Prieto

Emily Castro Pietro is a specialist in climate change and has worked on various GIZ projects since 2012, mainly in the areas of mitigation, monitoring, reporting and verification mechanisms, as well as urban environmental management and waste-to-energy. Currently, she coordinates the VICLIM Project in Mexico to strengthen the role of subnational actors in the achievement of the national climate objectives. Trained as a chemical engineer, Emily holds a Master’s degree in Engineering for Sustainable Development from the University of Cambridge.

Mexico: Climate Finance from State to Municipal Level

Mexico: Climate Finance from State to Municipal Level

By Emily Castro Prieto|2024-01-02T16:12:24+01:00August 29th 2018|Finance, Good Governance|

Fulfilling Mexico’s ambitious NDC depends largely on the ability of subnational entities to mitigate climate change. Emily Castro explains how the country approaches its goals.