Adriana Castro González Email & Phone Number

Bogota, D.C., Capital District, Colombia

Supporting early-stage climate startups in Colombia, developing relationships with National Platform co-chairs (DNP, ANDI, iNNpulsa) and key ecosystem stakeholders. Leading the National Platforms Community of Practice.

Bogota, D.C., Capital District, Colombia

I4N aimed at resetting the agenda on Food Security and Nutrition and accelerating progress towards SDG 2 (Zero Hunger) in Colombia and the Latin America and the Caribbean (LAC) region. I4Ns outcomes include: the Pact for a Great Partnership for Nutrition and Zero Hunger in LAC, signed by nine Heads of State; launch of the WFP Regional Innovation Hub for.

Bogota, D.C., Capital District, Colombia

Consultancy to design and implement a methodology for classifying CAF's Credit and Equity Investment operations according to the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

Bogota, D.C., Capital District, Colombia

Analysis for the alignment of the Bank's Development Contribution Indicators with the Sustainable Development Goals, and the design of a roadmap for mainstreaming the SDGs into the Bank's strategies, operations and activities.

Bogota, D.C., Capital District, Colombia

Lead advisor for the national youth policy (CONPES Document 4040), approved in August 2021. This policy document aims at improving youth skills and the participation of youth in the country's social, economic, and cultural development. CONPES Document 4040 comprises a total of 146 actions led by 32 National Government entities, and will be implemented by.

Bogotá D.C. Area, Colombia

Head of the SDG Group at the Directorate for Monitoring and Evaluation of Public Policies of DNP, leading SDG implementation. Responsibilities included the design and follow up of the national SDG implementation strategy, representing the national Government in relevant international fora and being the liaison with several stakeholders including local.

Bogotá, Colombia

Manager of the grant portfolio and leader of the core area of the organization. In charge of the negotiation and administration of cooperation agreements with entities in the public and private sector in Colombia, universities, and USAID. Responsible of new program development, monitoring and evaluation. Annual portfolio of US $6 M.

Bogotá

Responsible for defining a set of indicators for a National Entities’ Accountability Index. Project led by the Directorate for Monitoring and Evaluation of Public Policies at DNP.Funded by the World Bank.

New York, NY

1. Prof. Jonathan Nagler – The Wilf Family Department of Politics (10/2012-10/2012)Spanish-English translation of electoral surveys (applied in California).2. Prof. Cyrus Samii – The Wilf Family Department of Politics (10/2011-02/2012)Project: “Do quotas help societies to transcend ethnic conflict?”Phase 1: An examination of the extent to which quotas and.

Dili, Timor-Leste

As part of the UN Electoral Support Team (UNEST), worked in the Resource Center for Political Parties providing assistance for political parties and candidates during the 2012 electoral cycle. In charge of trainings and other capacity building activities for political party members mainly focused on polling procedures and the electoral legal framework.The.

Bogota, Colombia

Responsible for the academic administration of the program. In charge of strategic planning, budget management, admissions, courses programming, professor’s evaluations, internships, and academic advising, among others. All of them managed in a PeopleSoft platform called SAE (Student Administration System, for its acronym in Spanish). Member of the Faculty.

Bogota, Colombia

Responsible for teaching the following courses to Political Science undergraduate students:2006-2010 CPOLIT 1476: Comparative Politics. 2005 CPOLIT UC88: Research Methods. 2005 CPOLIT 18890: Intro. to Political Science. 2004 CPOLIT UC78: Electoral Processes. Member of the research group on political participation that focuses its research in the evaluation.

Bogotá

Designed and taught the Module "Formal and Informal Political Participation". Online course on Political Participation and Governance for Local Government Officials from Mexico, Guatemala, Honduras, and Colombia.

Bogotá

Developed a stakeholder analysis of women's organizations of victims of the armed conflict in Colombia.

Bogotá, Colombia

Conducted an external evaluation to determine compliance with the objectives, the quality and effectiveness of processes to ensure transparency and citizen participation in the Commission's decisions.Funded by the Inter-American Development Bank.

Bogotá

Responsible for data analysis using quantitative techniques (SPSS) and report writing for the Colombia Values Survey.

Versailles, France

Provide administrative support for the Human Resources Department.

Bogotá

Project aimed at creating a baseline of Political Culture in Bogotá and designing the information system for the annual Political Culture survey.In charge of the coordination of senior researchers and scholars. Responsibilities also included literature reviews, survey questionnaire design, data collection and analysis, report writing, and proof-reading..

Bogotá

Support for the production of the book: Colombian Presidential Elections Atlas 1974-2002.Responsible for supervising the construction of electoral results datasets, data analysis and report writing.

Ma, Politics

Dea, Etude Des Sociétés Latino-Américaines

Ba, Political Science