Resilient Landscapes was created as the private sector-facing arm of CIFOR-ICRAF (one leading global organization for trees and forests). It acts as a carefully constructed bridge between the public and private sectors, translating science and data into practical green economy investment opportunities.”It has never been more obvious: science must underpin largescale decisions on ecosystem and landscape management – in fact, global food security and nutrition, climate stability, andhuman and ecosystem health depend on it. We are trusted and have been in these landscapes for decades.“ Robert Nasi, Managing Director, CIFOR-ICRAF“Resilient Landscapes is the alchemist that can match the right knowledge with the right kind of investment, connecting the private sector with government to shift transformative action into high gear,” says Tony Simons, the Director of Resilient Landscapes.“Nature needs funding and funding needs knowledge. As obvious as it is, those synergies do not happenspontaneously,” says Stéphane Perrier, Deputy Director of Resilient Landscapes. “It takes hybridorganizations to effectively connect the academic, business and public spheres.” Spuring large-scale private investment in nature-based solutions (NbS) across landscapes and in agricultural commodity supply chains. Resilient Landscapes developed project opportunities to demonstrate the viability of landscape-level approaches at scale. These aim to set up public-private partnerships and create innovative blended finance vehicles to support the typically longer duration of a landscape project. "A resilient landscape, people, the economy and the environment are better able toanticipate, manage and adapt to current and future shocks in a way that preserves or restores key equilibria for nature and human well-being in the landscape." Vincent Gitz -Director for Latin America and Director of Programme and Platforms CIFOR-ICRAF

Creating, designing, processing, managing and fully operating this new high quality, sustainable and fair clothing brand for newborns (1500SKUs). Answering to a lack of offer in this highly developping sector in Brazil.- Defining, following and managing the whole transformation process chain from the organic cotton field producers in Peru to the fairlabour ethical confection in São Paulo (through several industrial steps with diferent industrial partners). - Quality controler and logistic Manager.- Defining and building a team- Comprehensive understanding and appropriate responses to the main issues in relation with the fashion industry : conventional cotton (pesticids, agrotoxic and use of water for irrigation), water pollution through dyeing and transformation, global waste of materials and chemicals products, oceans pollution through microplastic particules, modern slavery and immigrants issues for manufacturing. - Comprehensive understanding of the organic cotton supply chain in Brazil and South America. Follow-up with the climate and organizational difficulties encoutered by the agricultors and cooperatives.- Comprehensive understanding of the sustainable clothing, fairwear, slowfashion movements in Brazil.- Administrative creation of a solid and legal structure with an import licence in the complex administrative and fiscal brazilian structures.- Development and management of a fully responsive wordpress/woocommerce website.- Marketing and Digital Marketing (social medias, google ads, SEO, google analytics).- Benchmarking, networking and awareness-raising activities.

- Carbon fund and Sustainable Sourcing with the Livelihoods Fund and the Livelihoods Fund for Family Farming (Danone, Schneider Electric, Crédit Agricole S.A., Michelin, Hermès, SAP, Groupe Caisse des Dépôts, La Poste, Firmenich, Voyageurs du Monde among the investors).- Follow-up of Public Private Partnerships with Project Idea Note and Project Description Document. Gold Standard and UNFCCC (agroforestry, environmental restoration and rural energy).- Follow-up of carbon registration procedures, call for proposal, risk and strategy analysis, and prospective surveys on new agricultural commodities: palm oil, soy, cotton, sugar, milk, coconut etc.- Support to large-scale development projects to enhance the livelihoods of thousands of family farmers in India, Indonesia, Kenya, Senegal, Burkina Faso and Guatemala. Follow-up with our local NGO-partners and international experts, definition of activities and programs.

- Products and solutions to fight the lack of access to energy for off-grid, isolated areas: lighting and services solutions, revenue generation, technical and economic models.- Business development: prospection, benchmarking, developed the knowledge and strategy for West Africa (first human resource), built a network: INGOs, LNGOs, Governments and publicservices, companies, foundations etc.- Project management: defined adapted solutions with the communities, wrote project proposals, found funding, follow-up and implementation logistic.- Based in Dakar with field work in rural areas, in charge of Senegal, with travels to Ivory Coastand Burkina Faso. 5 months with the central team in France in 2012.

Intern, International and European Strategic Policy Office of the General Commissioner for Sustainable Development- Preparation of UNCSD: Rio+20. Focusing on two themes : a green economy in the context of sustainable development and poverty eradication and, the institutional framework for sustainable development- Organizing meetings with the civil society to prepare the negotiation draft

Internship as Market Research Officer for the edible insects project- Studies include fieldwork with all the edible insects’ value chain stakeholders, from the small farmers in Laos and Thailand countryside to the restaurants and markets. Understanding of existing trade and access to markets, evaluation of potential development. - Setting up a new protocol, and management of the whole study. Work within a nine people team, developing the knowledge on edible insects for food security and livelihoods in South-East Asia. Field work in Laos and Thailand.- Member of the Lao Delegation at the 17th Codex Alimentarius Asian Committee in Indonesia. Participated in discussion and negotiations for new food standards