CSF presenta propuestas económicas y financieras para la sostenibilidad de la biodiversidad y de los territorios indígenas

At COP16 in Cali, Colombia, Conservation Strategy Fund and the Humboldt Institute joined forces to present innovative financial instruments that promote, in a sustainable manner, the conservation of nature and strengthen the fundamental role of indigenous peoples in the protection of the region's ecosystems. The green zone of the COP in Colombia was the space where Alfonso Malky, Director for Latin America, and Pedro Gasparinetti, Director of Innovation, presented CSF's proposals for the sustainability of sensitive ecosystems and the indigenous communities that inhabit them.

Milenka Quisbert

Lenny Milenka joined CSF in 2024 as the Communications Coordinator in Bolivia. She holds two degrees, in Communications and Political Science. She received a scholarship from Nuffic (a Dutch organization for internationalization in education) to study abroad and holds a master’s degree in International Development Studies from Wageningen University in the Netherlands. Her experience includes conducting research on biofuels’ social aspects in São Paulo, Brazil.

Mohammad Hari Adipurna

Hari joined CSF in October 2024 as Administrative & Finance Assistant for our office in Indonesia. Before joining CSF, Hari worked in Project Administration at PLN ICON Plus, one of the Indonesian State-Owned Enterprises. Hari holds a bachelor's degree in Law from Muhammadiyah University of Yogyakarta and a Master of Business Administration (MBA) from Gadjah Mada University. In his spare time, Hari enjoys traveling, reading, and tracking.

Augusto Mulanovich

Augusto joined CSF in September 2024. With over 25 years of experience, Augusto has been involved in numerous projects and consultancies focused on sustainable development and nature conservation both in Peru and internationally. His expertise encompasses managing NGOs, conserving natural areas, developing bio/eco businesses, and providing environmental training. He has substantial knowledge in forest policies and climate change.

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Triyoga Widiastomo

Triyoga joined Conservation Strategy Fund Indonesia in 2024. With more than 7 years of experience in sustainability, particularly in supporting sub-national initiatives, Triyoga has worked with various stakeholders, including government agencies, private companies, and farmers across Sumatra, Kalimantan, and Sulawesi. His expertise in GIS and remote sensing has been instrumental in supporting jurisdictions' sustainability goals.

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