Jorge Galvan Email & Phone Number

Dijon, Borgoña-Franco Condado, Francia

ETS and carbon markets

Mexico City

As a Sustainable Finance Manager, I develop and implement strategies that align with the organization's mission and values. I identify and evaluate sustainable finance opportunities, including impact investments, green bonds, and other ESG-aligned financial instruments. I analyze the financial and social impact of sustainable finance initiatives and report on results to internal and external stakeholders.I work with investors and asset managers to integrate ESG principles into investment decisions and monitor the organization's ESG performance. I manage relationships with external partners, including ESG rating agencies, sustainability consultants, and other stakeholders in the sustainable finance community.I stay up-to-date with industry trends and best practices in sustainable finance, and provide thought leadership to the organization and its stakeholders. I collaborate with cross-functional teams to ensure that sustainability is integrated into all aspects of the organization's operations.

Mexico City

As the Federal Education and Lifelong Learning Superintendent in Mexico City, I was also responsible for exploring innovative finance mechanisms to support educational programs and initiatives. One example of this was the implementation of social impact bonds, which allowed private investors to finance educational programs with the potential to generate measurable social outcomes.I also worked on developing public-private partnerships to finance education infrastructure projects, such as the construction of new schools and the refurbishment of existing ones. By collaborating with private sector partners, we were able to leverage their financial resources and expertise to improve educational facilities and support the learning needs of students.Additionally, I explored the use of microfinance to support education entrepreneurship and innovation. By providing small loans and financial training to educators and entrepreneurs in the education sector, we were able to support the growth of small businesses and initiatives that had the potential to make a significant impact on educational outcomes in the city.Overall, my work as Federal Education and Lifelong Learning Superintendent required a deep understanding of both traditional and innovative finance mechanisms, and the ability to leverage these tools to support the educational needs of the city.

Peru

• Identified and retrieved data required for the analysis of the education system in the Andean region • Formulated evidence-based knowledge analysis and identified key priorities• Assisted in the preparation of research studies, presentations, and the preparation of administrative documents and reports for the Peruvian Minister of Education

Mexico City

As the former Director of Climate Change Mitigation and Adaptation Policy, I was responsible for designing and implementing policies that reduced the negative impacts of climate change. One of my key achievements in this role was leading the development of a national climate change law that set out a clear roadmap for reducing the country's greenhouse gas emissions and increasing its resilience to the impacts of climate change.In the initial stages of developing the national climate change law, I conducted extensive research and consulted with stakeholders from across the public and private sectors. Drawing on this information, I developed a comprehensive set of policy proposals that aimed to reduce the country's greenhouse gas emissions, protect its natural resources, and increase its resilience to the impacts of climate change. I worked closely with other government officials, including legislators and environmental experts, to refine these proposals and ensure that they aligned with the country's wider development goals.Once the national climate change law was drafted, I played a central role in advocating for its passage through the legislative process. I worked with legislators to ensure that the law had strong support from across the political spectrum, and I also engaged with civil society groups and other stakeholders to build a broad-based coalition in support of the law.In the end, the national climate change law was successfully passed and signed into law. This was a major achievement that set the country on a path towards a more sustainable and climate-resilient future. As the former Director of Climate Change Mitigation and Adaptation Policy, I am proud to have played a key role in making this vision a reality.

As an intern at the OECD working on climate finance projects, my role was to support the development and implementation of policies and initiatives aimed at promoting sustainable financing for climate change mitigation and adaptation. This involved working closely with experts in the field to conduct research, analyze data, and develop recommendations for policy makers at the national and international levels.One of my key responsibilities was to assist with the preparation of policy briefs and reports that outlined the latest developments in climate finance and identified opportunities for further action. This involved conducting in-depth research on a wide range of topics, from the role of green bonds in financing renewable energy projects to the potential of carbon pricing mechanisms to incentivize emissions reductions.I also had the opportunity to contribute to the design and implementation of specific climate finance initiatives. For example, I helped to develop a pilot project that aimed to promote the use of green finance instruments in emerging market economies. This involved working with partner organizations to identify potential projects that could benefit from green financing, and then supporting the design and implementation of financing mechanisms that aligned with international best practices.Throughout my internship, I had the opportunity to learn from some of the world's leading experts on climate finance, and to contribute to important initiatives aimed at addressing one of the most pressing challenges of our time. It was a challenging and rewarding experience, and one that has prepared me well for a future career in sustainable finance and development.

Master Of Public Administration, Sustainable Finance

Activities and Societies: - Social Innovation Award Winner - Treasurer @ Mexican Students Association

Licenciatura, Political Science

Licenciatura, Economics

High School Diploma