Pedro Campany Ferraz is a Senior Environmental Specialist with twenty years of industry experience and knowledge of infrastructure projects and international financing. He is a professional in environmental management, procedures, and MDB's policies, including dams, disaster management, and government relations. He has a solid background in the private sector with national and international projects in Asia, Africa, and Latin America, supporting legal and technical teams in conflict resolution cases and social and environmental assessments, policies, and standards. He has experience as a specialist providing advice for conflict resolution for billionaire cases and risk assessments for socioenvironmental areas of the world's biggest iron ore mining company. Worked in complex environmental infrastructure projects such as dams (Samarco restart operations, Maravilhas 3 dam), railroads (EFC duplication - 950km in Amazon rainforest, license renewal for EFVM railroad - 550km), hydropower plants (Belo Monte and Candonga Cases), and ports (Tubarão Port Complex), and International cases as Sudbury Class Action; Ilva Steel Company, Indonesia Mining Complex, Moatize Project and two international studies about caves protection and naval transport for hazardous products.Between 2021-2024, he worked at Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB) with several projects such as windfarms (Brazil, Viet Nam, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, and Argentina), geothermal projects (Efeler – Turkiye, Soroki Marapi - Indonesia), solar farms (Saudi Arabia, Brazil, and Viet Nam), highways (Pakistan, India, and Bangladesh), hydropower plants (Balakot Hydropower Project), and airports (Antalya Airport Expansion, U-Tapao Airport Expansion, and Kunming Airport expansion), and International finances together with other MDBs as WB, ADB, EBRD, and IFC. He is also a member of AIIB's technical workgroup, which updated the Energy Sector Strategy Policy with the Paris Agreement and other international agreements. He is currently assigned as a Senior Environmental and Social Specialist at NDB, where he has performed socioenvironmental risk assessments for several infrastructure projects, including sovereign, non-sovereign, and financial intermediaries projects.In addition, he is also an Environmental Legal Lecturer in some post-graduation courses (PUC, FGV, and EMERJ).Specialties: International finance E&S Standards, negotiations with public authorities, and resolution of conflicts.