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• Developing and applying frameworks for analysis and problem-solving across diverse sectors, e.g. systems thinking and complexity-informed approaches;• Generating evidence-based insights and recommendations for clients including governments and development banks;• Managing relationships with key stakeholders and contributing to business development efforts with a focus on the North and South East Asian region to identify, design and apply innovative, mission-critical propositions, as well as responding to calls for proposals;• Coordinate with senior management to build up cross-cutting knowledge management approaches to enhance policy knowledge, tools, and processes across the company;• Specialising in economic development policy and green industrialisation/transformation pathways for net zero, with a particular interest in different policy responses between developing and developed economies.With offices in Singapore, South Africa, Mexico, London and more, the Carbon Trust's mission is to accelerate the move to a decarbonised future by helping businesses, governments and organisations across the globe to reduce carbon emissions and achieve greater resource efficiency.

I was the project manager for several small-medium-sized projects (<£100k) or as part of a team on large, multi-year projects and programmes with complex stakeholder engagement and numerous deliverables (>£800k).A highlight of this role was driving new sustainability- and stakeholder engagement-related work at an international level in OSW, and raising the profile of the need for a just transition for workers as we move to a decarbonised economy.

The role focused on delivering offshore wind (OSW) and renewable energy-related consultancy work for clients across Asia where I supported or led work for clients in China and Japan.

I worked collaboratively with research groups such as Wolfson College Fellows, Shaping Horizons, and the Centre for Industrial Sustainability at the University of Cambridge to gain experience in academic research and support teaching in topics such as climate change, finance, and development economics. These learnings resulted in some of my MPhil research being published in a peer-reviewed journal in 2021.

• Led and supported work on Japan-UK economic relations including work on post-Brexit policies• Specifically, I was responsible for analysing policies in climate change, environment, energy, labour-management and trade unions, agriculture, forestry and fisheries, as well as industry-trade• Worked bilingually in Japanese and English