ir. GJM (Ingrid) Gevers

ir. GJM (Ingrid) Gevers

Aquatic Resource Management and Climate Change

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Biography

Ingrid has over 25 years’ experience in Aquatic Resource Management (wetlands,  fisheries and coastal zones) and more recently in Climate Change and Disaster Risk Management. She designs and facilitates learning trajectories exploring the interface between water, climate risk and food security. Capacity needs assessment, curriculum development and the “Training of Trainer” approach are her particular strengths. Development of interactive material and games take centre stage in her capacity as a facilitator. Ingrid likes to inspire people to change their practices through constructive dialogue and reflection. She facilitates the development of management plans balancing economic development and environmental sustainability. She has strong organisational and leadership skills and is practiced in mobilising manpower and resources. Policy design and legal advice are part of her work; global conventions are recognised. She partners worldwide with CBOs, NGOs, knowledge institutes, the public and private sector.

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Address

Droevendaalsesteeg 1
6708PB WAGENINGEN

Postal address

Postbus/POBox 88
6700AB WAGENINGEN

Building

Radix Westvleugel
107/Flex

Telephone

+31317481411

Secretary

+31317480100

Expertise

Climate change, Environmental management, Fisheries, Environmental governance, Water management, Capacity building, Organizational development, Asia, Monitoring, Multi-stakeholder processes, Natural resources, Nature conservation, Environmental monitoring, Environmental protection, Environmental communication, Environmental education, Adult education, Africa, Europe, Mangroves, Marine ecology, Marine environment, Marine fisheries, Marine fishes, Curriculum development, Change management, Coastal management, Communication, Community development, Community participation, Conflict management, Conservation, Consultancy, System innovation, Aquaculture, Aquaculture and fisheries, Biodiversity, Teaching methods, Training courses, Tropics, Water conservation, Freshwater fisheries, Fish farming, Fisheries ecology, Fishery resources, Development planning, Demersal fisheries, Development, Development cooperation, Aquaculture and environment, Aquatic ecosystems, Aquatic environment, Livelihoods, Participation, Participation methods, Participative management, Policy processes, Institution building, Integrated water management, International cooperation, Latin America & Carribean, West Africa, Wetlands, Governance, Competence development, Learning, Rural development, Shellfish fisheries, Marine protected areas, Leadership, South Africa, South America, Sustainable development, East Africa, Central asia, Action research, Poverty, Program evaluation, Public-private cooperation, Resource conservation, Resource management