Trey Lord Email & Phone Number

Arlington, Va, Us

Black DC-based woodworker. Custom woodworking using reclaimed and sustainably-sourced wood.

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Washington, Dc, Us

1t.org. Conserving, restoring, and growing a 1 trillion trees by 2030. Leading community of practice and providing technical expertise on natural climate solutions, Forest conservation, restoration, Reforestation, climate policy, Carbon markets, biodiversity markets, sustainable development, international development, public-private partnership.

Oakland, California, Us

Washington, Dc, Us

Arlington, Va, Us

Rockville, Maryland, Us

Colombia Carbono

Landover, Maryland, Us

Team Leader (as well as REDD+ Technical Expert/Indigenous Peoples Expert) for Accelerating Inclusion and Mitigation Emissions (AIME) Performance Evaluation

Chevy Chase, Md, Us

Bottom-up, community-led sustainable economic development. Urban-to-rural ecosystems. Innovative ICT strategies for conservation and development. Innovative climate finance mechanisms. Capacity building for sustainability, ecosystem-based solutions, efficient and equitable governance. Focusing on marginal people in marginal lands.Finding ways to treehug even when not in the technical scope of work.

Oakland, Ca, Us

Provide research, technical analysis, and project design in preparation for consortium bid onUSAID Restoring the Environment through Prosperity, Livelihoods and Conserving Ecosystems(REPLACE) IQC and other new business development; Research, outreach, evaluation, andnegotiation with consortium partners and technical experts.• Initiation and design of a next-generation comprehensive Information and CommunicationTechnology (ICT) strategy, including the design and use of open-source mobiletelecommunications for conservation.

New York, New York, Us

Analyzed and reported on policy developments in Reducing Emissions Deforestation andDegradation (REDD+), international climate finance, climate change adaptation, and low-carbonenergy infrastructure in developing countries;• Designed projects and wrote successful grant proposals to Inter-American Development Bank,World Bank’s Forest Carbon Partnership Facility, and USAID;• Designed “Empowering Indigenous People in the Amazon to Address Climate Change” project;awarded US$1 million by the Inter-American Development Bank to building the capacity ofindigenous communities in the Amazon to address forest governance gaps and establish pilot phasefor 5 REDD+ projects;• Planned, managed, and helped to lead REDD+ Readiness workshops with Amazon Basinindigenous leaders in Ecuador, Colombia, Bolivia, Peru, Suriname, and Guyana;• Provided logistical/research support to senior staff members engaging in United NationsFramework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) negotiations.International Development/Finance Program Associate Feb. 2009 – Jan. 2010• Lead analyst/advocate on 2010-2011 World Bank Group Energy Sector Strategy review;successfully advocated for the end of coal-fired power generation in IBRD countries and improvedenergy access standards (work continued through May 2011);• Provided environmental, social safeguards, and climate-related consultation, advocacy, andlobbying to the US Congress, USAID, US State Department, US Treasury, US EXIM Bank, theWorld Bank Group, the Inter-American Development Bank, and other IFIs;• Assisted the research and writing of a study on public international financing of coal-fired powerplants; Presented findings to US Treasury and World Bank panel; debated findings andmethodology with World Bank Group leadership.

New York, New York, Us

• Analyze and report on policy developments in international climate finance, Reducing Emissions Deforestation and Degradation (REDD), and climate change adaptation• Provide environmental, social safeguard, and climate-related consultation and advocacy to the US State Department, US Treasury, USAID, World Bank, US Import-Export Bank, and other international financial institutions• Perform in-depth assessments of multilateral financial institution projects based on environmental, climate change, economic, and social safeguard impacts• Sought out funding from and wrote complex grant proposals to multilateral development banks, USAID, and philanthropic foundations• Plan, manage, and help lead REDD Readiness workshops with Amazon Basin indigenous leaders in Ecuador, Colombia, Bolivia, Peru, Suriname, and Guyana• Provide logistical/research support to senior staff members engaging in UNFCCC negotiations• Assisted Bruce Rich (author of Mortgaging the Earth) to research and write a study on public international financing of coal-fired power plants; Presented findings to Dept. of Treasury panel; Subsequently debated methodological and other contentious issues of the study with World Bank Group leadership

Arlington, Va, Us

• Coordinated, facilitated, and assisted in the writing of development activity proposals for new contracts with USAID, Dfid, State Department, UNDP, IDB, World Bank, USFWS, etc. in multiple domestic and international development sectors, including anti-corruption; conflict mitigation and post-conflict recovery; democracy and governance; economic growth; environmental and natural resources management; information and knowledge management; institutional development; civil society development; managing policy change; monitoring and evaluation; strategic management and performance improvement.

Washington, Dc, Us

Ba, Philosophy

Ma, Global Environmental Policy

Rural Development, Food Security, International Development

Bachelor Of Arts (B.A.), Philosophy