Nathalie André is the new GGGI Country Representative for Cambodia.

Nathalie has over 20 years professional experience in infrastructure and development, with the last 6 years with GGGI where she has set up and led large teams in climate policy and finance, as well as globally in climate resilient liquid and solid waste. All large projects have been successful in securing new phases. In the Pacific the projects that she led were implemented in seven countries and resulted in setting up the very first loss and damage funds in Vanuatu, Samoa and PNG, progress on the national financing vehicles in Tonga and Kiribati and a combined adaptation and mitigation reporting tool to UNFCC amongst other outputs.

Prior to GGGI Nathalie was an international consultant for UNICEF, UN-Water and WHO. She was part of the core team for two biannual UN-Water GLAAS reports, co-authored several UN project reviews, and led national studies on domestic resource mobilization for UNICEF in West Africa.

Nathalie also has extensive experience as an engineer planning and executing major water related infrastructure in Spain and Australia which included pumping stations, reservoirs and irrigation systems. She also carried out and trained local staff to develop strategic Water Supply Master plans in Malaysia and Indonesia and the UK.

Nathalie holds a Masters and Honours Degree in Environmental Civil Engineering from the universities of Liverpool and University College London.