Isabel Gomez-Pineda Puebla

Isabel is an Agricultural Engineer working for the Environmental and Social Solutions Unit of the Inter-American Development Bank. She holds a master’s degree in Fertilizers and Environment, a master’s degree in Occupational Health and Safety, and a specialization in Big Data and Business Analytics. For over 15 years, Isabel has worked as Project Manager and Business Intelligence Specialist, with a strong background in environmental, social and governance, for a variety of development projects. Isabel’s special interest in Business Intelligence has led her work using data as a primary source to create knowledge for decision-making processes. Her analytical and reporting skills have led to her collaboration on teams focused on understanding and delivering on specific projects.

Isabel Gomez-Pineda Puebla

Isabel is an Agricultural Engineer working for the Environmental and Social Solutions Unit of the Inter-American Development Bank. She holds a master’s degree in Fertilizers and Environment, a master’s degree in Occupational Health and Safety, and a specialization in Big Data and Business Analytics. For over 15 years, Isabel has worked as Project Manager and Business Intelligence Specialist, with a strong background in environmental, social and governance, for a variety of development projects. Isabel’s special interest in Business Intelligence has led her work using data as a primary source to create knowledge for decision-making processes. Her analytical and reporting skills have led to her collaboration on teams focused on understanding and delivering on specific projects.

One health, one world

June 16, 2020 por Lara Chinarro - Alvaro Adam - Isabel Gomez-Pineda Puebla - Fernando Adam 3 Comments

The world is facing an unprecedented health crisis caused by infectious diseases. According to the US National Institute of Health, 60% of all infectious diseases in humans are of animal origin (zoonotic), and they represent 75% of new and emerging diseases. Among the most well-known zoonotic diseases that affect the human population are bird flu, rabies, and brucellosis, … [Read more...] about One health, one world

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