Andrea Kambergs works at the Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research as a science manager for capacity building and knowledge exchange for the GeoClimRisk Project - The Geopolitics of Climate Risks. Before that she has worked as a project coordinator and knowledge broker of the B-EPICC project (Brazil East Africa Peru India Climate Capacities) for three years.
Before working at PIK, Ms. Kambergs has been working in the field of international cooperation for about twenty years. She managed an agency for intercultural project and event management and organized and coordinated projects, conferences and workshops worldwide. Among others, she worked for the Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ), Bread for the World, Interlink Academy and Airbus BizLab. Her work has taken her to various regions of the world, including Ghana, Zambia, Zimbabwe, Tanzania, Peru, Brazil, India, Ukraine and Georgia. Personally, she has strong ties to Latin America and in particular Colombia, where she lived for some time.
Ms. Kambergs holds a Master's degree in Geography and Cultural Communication from Humboldt-University Berlin and is a certified project manager. She wrote her thesis on "Indigenous communities in the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta, Colombia, between traditional land use and modern conservation".
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