Alberto Pallecchi

Institutional Relations Manager, Natural Resources and Security, WRI Europe

Bio

Alberto is WRI Europe Institutional Relations Manager. He works to strengthen WRI’s institutional presence in Europe, representing WRI’s vision and strategy through engagement within European governments, businesses and institutions. Alberto also oversees WRI Europe’s activities around natural resources, peace and security, supporting the ‘Water, Peace and Security partnership’ and coordinating outreach activities with relevant European actors.

Prior to joining WRI, Alberto worked with the Technical Centre for Agricultural and Rural Cooperation (CTA, ACP-EU), an international development organization; the European University Institute (EUI), a research institute and also interned for a justice institute in The Hague, the Italian General Consulate in Miami, and a human rights NGO in Italy.

Alberto holds a cum laude master’s degree in Political Science from La Sapienza University of Rome, a second master’s degree in International Communication from Hanze University of Groningen, and a bachelor’s degree in Political Science from Roma Tre University.

Outside work Alberto is a vinyl collector, passionate with electronic music, movies and travels, and an enthusiast supporter of A.S. Roma football club.

Blogs

With 1.2 Billion Members, the Catholic Church Can Lead on Climate Action. Here Are 3 Ways How.
by Kitty van der Heijden and Alberto Pallecchi - July 26, 2018
The Pope has called for climate action. The Church can add credence to that call by using its own financial muscle, moral suasion and real estate holdings to advance the low-carbon agenda and protect the vulnerable from climate impacts.
3 Ways to Keep Rome’s Fountains Flowing After Drought
by Alberto Pallecchi - August 28, 2017
Rome's famous fountains went dry this summer as mounting water stress took its toll. To avoid a repeat, the city must patch leaky infrastructure, incentivize efficiency and reuse wastewater.
European Union Walks a Tightrope to Climate Leadership
by Kitty van der Heijden, Alberto Pallecchi and Sam van de Snepscheut - July 07, 2017
An update on the G20's progress towards their climate goals.

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