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David Wilk

David Wilk

David Wilk trabaja en el BID desde 2001 y actualmente es especialista líder en cambio climático de la división de Cambio Climático. David lideró el desarrollo de la Iniciativa y los fondos de Energía Sostenible y Cambio Climático en 2006-07 y lideró la elaboración de la Estrategia y el Plan de Acción de Cambio Climático del BID. David ha sido jefe de equipo para programas regionales y cooperaciones técnicas y préstamos en diferentes países de América Latina, incluyendo préstamos basados ​​en políticas de cambio climático en México y Perú. Es punto focal de la División para la Iniciativa de Ciudades Emergentes y Sostenibles del BID y co-líder de los nuevos programas de asistencia técnica que apoyan los planes sub-nacionales de acción climática, incluyendo la adopción de enfoques integrados para aumentar la resistencia al cambio climático en cuencas críticas. David es licenciado en Arquitectura por la Universidad Autónoma Metropolitana de México (1980), posee una maestría en pleaneamiento urbano y regional (1985) y un doctorado en planificación Ambiental (2000) por la Universidad de California en Berkeley.

Heading towards the UN Climate Summit in New York

September 18, 2014 por David Wilk Leave a Comment

From left to right in the picture: Lord Nicholas Stern, Felipe Calderon, Ban Ki Moon, Jeremy Oppenheim. Amanda Drury, moderator of the session. Photo by David Wilk. The much expected UN Climate Summit in New York, a one-day official event organized and led by the UN Secretary General Ban Ki-Moon, takes place this week. At the Summit, Heads of State, CEO of mayor banks and … [Read more...] about Heading towards the UN Climate Summit in New York

Adaptation, systemization and holistic management: the case of southern Mexico

May 8, 2014 por David Wilk Leave a Comment

Mexico’s Tabasco and Chiapas states, bordering Guatemala, constitute a highly vulnerable region with high climatic risks. However, this area of ​​southern Mexico could become an example of adaptation to climate change through an innovative plan for the Grijalva and Usumacinta rivers basin. Located 15 miles from its mouth in the Gulf of Mexico, and considered one of the … [Read more...] about Adaptation, systemization and holistic management: the case of southern Mexico

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