Tatiana Arriaran

Tatiana holds a Bachelor of Science in Economics and a Masters in Urban Planning. She has direct expertise in environmental and social (E&S) risk management for infrastructure projects (project finance and corporate loans) in Latin America and the Caribbean. Additionally, she serves as an E&S Specialist to ensure implementation of IFC’s Performance Standards (PSs), IDB Safeguards Policies, Equator Principles (EP) and other international best practices on behalf of Financial Institutions. She is knowledge in the E&S requirements of Financial Institutions’ documentation including Environmental and Social Action Plans (ESAP), Stakeholder Engagement Plans, Community Grievance Mechanisms, and Resettlement Action Plans. She conducted E&S due diligence and monitoring in energy (e.g. solar, wind, hydroelectric plants) and infrastructure sectors (e.g. toll roads, hotels, real estate developments, clinics).

Tatiana Arriaran

Tatiana holds a Bachelor of Science in Economics and a Masters in Urban Planning. She has direct expertise in environmental and social (E&S) risk management for infrastructure projects (project finance and corporate loans) in Latin America and the Caribbean. Additionally, she serves as an E&S Specialist to ensure implementation of IFC’s Performance Standards (PSs), IDB Safeguards Policies, Equator Principles (EP) and other international best practices on behalf of Financial Institutions. She is knowledge in the E&S requirements of Financial Institutions’ documentation including Environmental and Social Action Plans (ESAP), Stakeholder Engagement Plans, Community Grievance Mechanisms, and Resettlement Action Plans. She conducted E&S due diligence and monitoring in energy (e.g. solar, wind, hydroelectric plants) and infrastructure sectors (e.g. toll roads, hotels, real estate developments, clinics).

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