Natalia Alayza
Manager, Sustainable Finance Center
Natalia is a Manager in WRI’s Sustainable Finance Center. Her work focuses on the role of climate finance towards climate action. In this role, she provides strategic support to projects focused on climate finance and related instruments to increase and access financial flows from public, private, and international sources. She also undertakes research on the status of climate finance and solutions for improving access to and deployment of such finance.
Prior to joining WRI, Natalia led the environmental affairs at the Ministry of Economy and Finance (MEF) in Peru, where she oversaw the development and assessment of public policies and projects related to climate change and environment. Natalia’s experience also includes participation as a member of the Peruvian delegation for the UNFCCC negotiations and the implementation of MEF´s functions as the National Designated Authority to the Green Climate Fund.
Natalia holds a Master’s degree in Environmental Law and Policy from Stanford University and a Bachelor´s degree in Law from Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú.
Natalia is based in San Francisco, where she enjoys cooking, outdoor activities, and crafts.
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Finance for Developing Country Climate Action
Visit ProjectPromote financing for developing country climate action by identifying key capacity bottlenecks and developing products to loosen those constraints.
Part of FinanceInternational Climate Finance
Visit ProjectOur International Climate Finance work strengthens key policies and governance elements in important international institutions to promote Paris Agreement alignment in finance and uphold the role of climate finance in international negotiations.
Part of FinanceSetting a New Collective Quantified Goal on Climate Finance
Visit ProjectPromoting ambition and transparency in the creation of a new international climate finance goal
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