Peter Greene Email & Phone Number

Edinburgh, Scotland, United Kingdom

- lead on analysis of the impact of climate change on population health, including adaptation and mitigation.- work with Public Health Scotland to understand population health, including health inequalities, both currently - and impacts from the Cost of Living Crises - and looking ahead. -led on Covid vaccination delivery modelling, informing policy.

Edinburgh, United Kingdom

• I led on economic and data analysis for fisheries, aquaculture, recreational fishing, EU exit, as well as marine-related climate change and natural capital.
• I was a key contact on these issues across 3 policy divisions as well as engaging with external stakeholders, such as Defra, Seafish, industry bodies, and NGOs.
• I was a member of the international fisheries economics advisory group to the world’s oldest intergovernmental science organisation (ICES, that sets fishing quotas).

Edinburgh, United Kingdom

Employed as a Fast Stream Assistant Economist based in the Fiscal Analysis branch within the Office of the Chief Economic Adviser. Primary work areas involve providing economic analysis and modelling for income tax forecasting. As well as providing economic support for the Scottish Fiscal Framework (in relation to the Smith Commission) and public finances.

Edinburgh

Provided advice on a range of economic analysis to support the Forestry Commission's work, with a particular focus on plant health. Work areas also included: appraisal and evaluation of policies and projects, supporting economic research commissioning, non-market valuation, as well as natural capital accounting.

Newport, United Kingdom

Whilst at the Office for National Statistics I largely worked in the Environment Team on the Natural Capital Project. This work involved engaging with stakeholders across government and externally, undertaking non-market valuation, reviewing and supporting commissioned research, providing economic analysis on environmental topics, methodological.

Stoke-on-Trent, United Kingdom

This position involved working on several EU projects, working closely with partners across the EU. The main projects included: investigating renewable energy systems in rural regions, energy efficiency measures in elderly people's homes, and innovation within traditional manufacturing sectors (with a focus on process innovation). This role also involved.

Sheffield, UK

Copenhagen Area, Denmark

Environmental Economics, Distinction

Ba (Hons), Economics, First Class

Postgraduate Certificate In Economics For Business Analysis, Economics, Distinction

Scholarship