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Blake Ratner

Executive Director at Collaborating for Resilience

Blake Ratner is the Executive Director of Collaborating for Resilience (CoRe), an international nonprofit organization focused on addressing environmental resource competition through collaborative initiatives. He is also a member of the Scientific and Technical Advisory Panel of the Global Environment Facility (GEF) and has a strong background in promoting equitable environmental governance.

Education and Experience

Dr. Ratner holds a PhD and has extensive experience in leading systems change initiatives. His work emphasizes multi-stakeholder dialogue to foster resilience in communities facing environmental challenges. Under his leadership, CoRe aims to create sustainable solutions that balance ecological health with human livelihoods.

Key Contributions

  • Founder of CoRe: Established to facilitate collaboration among diverse stakeholders.
  • Global Engagement: Actively involved in international discussions on environmental governance and resource management.

Blake Ratner's expertise lies in integrating scientific knowledge with practical solutions to enhance resilience against environmental pressures.

Highlights

Nov 12 · linkedin

The Scientific and Technical Advisory Panel to the Global Environment Facility is seeking applicants for two panel member roles -- one with expertise on climate adaptation and one on land degradation (and restoration!).

Please help spread the word to drum up international interest in these roles. Having served as a STAP panel member for some years, I can attest that it provides an excellent vantage point on the tough work of translating global sustainability goals into practice and an opportunity for influence on significant investment flows. (The latest GEF replenishment committed over $5 billion, and GEF financing leverages many times that in co-financing.)

With GEF's growing emphasis on integrated programming to achieve transformation in critical economic spheres (energy, transport, food systems, circular economy, etc.), the roles require a transdisciplinary mindset and appetite for innovation.

These are part-time, advisory roles, primarily remote with limited travel. Applications must be submitted by 10 December. See links to the adverts in Nature below.

🌍🌍🌍 GEF STAP Panel Member - Climate Change Adaptation https://lnkd.in/e7Me_m4U

🌍🌍🌍 GEF STAP Panel Member - Land Degradation https://lnkd.in/eaVWZ9K4

Apr 26 · linkedin

Collaborating for Resilience (CoRe) is recruiting!

Want to build solutions addressing climate change, biodiversity loss, water scarcity and land degradation? Eager to learn how multi-stakeholder dialogue can transform governance to get at the roots of environmental resource conflict, poverty and vulnerability? Committed to research that provides practical support to partners empowering citizen engagement in South and Southeast Asia, Africa and Latin America?

Check out postings for Program Manager and Research Analyst positions.

We are seeking candidates drawn to applied research, capacity strengthening and partnerships on cutting-edge topics in environmental governance. Remote appointments will be considered for exceptionally well-qualified candidates.

Internships also available.

Details: https://lnkd.in/dZwVpBm

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Washington, District of Columbia, United States