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Juan Pablo Bonilla

Juan Pablo Bonilla is the Manager of the IDB's Climate Change and Sustainable Development Sector (CSD). Previously, he was Chief of Staff to the Executive Vice President of the Bank.
Dr. Bonilla has worked on environmental sustainability, climate change and energy for more than 20 years. He led the IDB's Sustainable Energy and Climate Change Initiative, a major strategic step for integrating climate change and sustainability as a priority for the Bank. Before joining the IDB, Dr. Bonilla worked as Senior Specialist at the World Bank, and was a member of the United Nation's CDM Executive Board. In Colombia, after serving as the Executive Director of a new think tank Fundesarrollo, and as National Environmental Manager of ANDI, Dr. Bonilla launched new initiatives such as the National Climate Change Policy and the National Biotechnology Policy as principal advisor to the country's Vice President. Dr. Bonilla served as Deputy Minister of Environment, and acting Minister of Environment, Housing and Territorial Development. Dr. Bonilla obtained a B.A. in Civil Engineering from the Universidad Javeriana in Bogotá, Colombia, and then received a M.Sc. in Engineering Management and Systems Engineering and a Ph.D. in Environmental and Energy Management from George Washington University.

Juan Pablo Bonilla

Juan Pablo Bonilla is the Manager of the Interamerican Development Bank’s Climate Change and Sustainable Development Sector (CSD). Previously, he served as Chief of Staff to the Executive Vice President of the IDB. Dr. Bonilla has worked on environmental sustainability, climate change and energy for more than 20 years, leading the IDB's Sustainable Energy and Climate Change Initiative, a major strategic step for integrating climate change and sustainability as a priority for the Bank. Before joining the IDB, he worked as Senior Specialist at the World Bank, and was a member of the United Nation's CDM Executive Board. In Colombia, after serving as the Executive Director of a new think tank Fundesarrollo, and as National Environmental Manager of ANDI, Dr. Bonilla launched new initiatives such as the National Climate Change Policy and the National Biotechnology Policy as principal advisor to the country's Vice President. Dr. Bonilla served as Deputy Minister of Environment, and acting Minister of Environment, Housing and Territorial Development. Dr. Bonilla obtained a B.A. in Civil Engineering from the Universidad Javeriana in Bogotá, Colombia, and then received a M.Sc. in Engineering Management and Systems Engineering and a Ph.D. in Environmental and Energy Management from George Washington University.

O caminho da transição rumo a economias positivas para a natureza

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A América Latina e o Caribe têm um papel crucial na transição para economias positivas para a natureza. Estamos falando de um modelo econômico que não apenas minimize o impacto ambiental negativo, mas que também contribua ativamente para a regeneração e conservação dos ecossistemas. Este enfoque se baseia na ideia de que as atividades econômicas podem e devem ser desenhadas … [Leia mais...] about O caminho da transição rumo a economias positivas para a natureza

Investir na natureza poderá nos salvar de nós mesmos?

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A natureza é o bem mais importante da humanidade. Fornece-nos os recursos para a medicina moderna, o ar que respiramos, e os alimentos que colocamos na mesa. Fundamentalmente, todas as atividades econômicas também dependem, de uma forma ou de outra, dos serviços providos pela natureza. Estimativas sugerem que cerca de US$ 44 trilhões - mais da metade do PIB da economia mundial … [Leia mais...] about Investir na natureza poderá nos salvar de nós mesmos?