Camilla has ten years of experience in designing, implementing and monitoring sustainability programmes and projects. These have covered areas such as climate change adaptation, livelihoods, food security and social inclusion. She has worked with NGOs (non-governmental organisations), multi-lateral agencies, and consulting firms, focusing on areas such as research, capacity building, project management and on MEL (Monitoring, Evaluation and Learning) in multi-disciplinary teams in the global south. She has been involved in developing ecosystem-based adaptation projects for governments and multi-lateral agencies, for example Lake Chilwa TRANSFORM and the Antigua and Barbuda Food Security National Adaptation Plan. She has designed and managed corporate sustainability projects, taking in carbon footprint analysis, water crisis response, sustainability strategy and KPI monitoring. She has also been involved in governmental, pilot public policy projects in health, education and environmental programmes. Camilla holds a is a Bachelor of Economics and a Master of Philosophy (MPhil) in Sustainable Development. Her passion for participatory project methodologies will be put into practice as she supports the Commonwealth Futures Climate Research Cohort as part of the knowledge broker team.
