Susi has a background in law and medical ethics. Her work focuses on public health ethics, justice, inequities and the exercise of power. She is currently exploring views about how to fairly manage and minimise AMR in animals, crops and the environment, and our ethical responsibilities for protecting microbial ecosystems.

Pablo has over twenty years of experience working in land use change, climate and ecosystem services, climate change mitigation, and management of ecosystems. He has strong modelling, quantitative and GIS skills, and has developed research teams in Latin America and Southeast Asia. He currently works for CATIE as Climate Action Lead.

Sonia is an epidemiologist with over twenty years of experience in designing, implementing, and evaluating large-scale public health interventions to improve health outcomes and health equity. Her current work in Vietnam focuses on approaches to reduce antibiotic use and transmission of antimicrobial resistance in healthcare settings, communities, and agriculture.

Gloria is a Public Health professional from Democratic Republic of Congo, based in Rwanda. She has Master’s Degrees in Global Health Delivery and International Health and Tropical Medicine. She has expertise in delivery of health programmes in resource- limited settings, and in-depth understanding of evidence on NbS with co-benefits for planet and health.

Ruth Dittrich is an associate professor of economics at the University of Portland. She holds a Ph.D. in climate change adaptation economics from the University of Edinburgh. Her research focuses on economic impacts from wildfire smoke and decision-making for climate adaptation.

Nick has over 15 years’ experience working with communities, sectors, and government on climate change adaptation, disaster risk and resilience in Aotearoa New Zealand, South Asia and Canada. He uses participatory and collaborative methods and systems dynamics, tools and approaches to explore practical solutions to complex social-ecological problems.

Ms Ivee Fuerzas is an assistant professor at the University of Southeastern Philippines in Davao City. As an agricultural economist, she focuses her research on the risks, including climate physical risks, affecting high-value crops, such as coffee, and developing strategies to enhance their resilience.

Sonia is an epidemiologist with over twenty years of experience in designing, implementing, and evaluating large-scale public health interventions to improve health outcomes and health equity. Her current work in Vietnam focuses on approaches to reduce antibiotic use and transmission of antimicrobial resistance in healthcare settings, communities, and agriculture. Gloria is a Public Health professional from Democratic Republic of Congo, based in Rwanda. She has Master’s Degrees in Global Health Delivery and International Health and Tropical Medicine. She has expertise in delivery of health programmes in resource-limited settings, and in-depth understanding of evidence on NbS with co-benefits for planet and health. Pablo has over twenty years of experience working in land use change, climate and ecosystem services, climate change mitigation, and management of ecosystems. He has strong modelling, quantitative and GIS skills, and has developed research teams in Latin America and Southeast Asia. He currently works for CATIE as Climate Action Lead. Susi has a background in law and medical ethics. Her work focuses on public health ethics, justice, inequities and the exercise of power. She is currently exploring views about how to fairly manage and minimise AMR in animals, crops and the environment, and our ethical responsibilities for protecting microbial ecosystems.