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Caroline D'Angelo

Greening Diplomacy at the U.S. Department of State

Caroline D'Angelo is a creative leader, communicator, and partnership builder experienced in leading global teams and developing new initiatives for environment and social impact.

She is currently at the forefront of the Greening Diplomacy Initiative, a comprehensive sustainability initiative at the U.S. Department of State.

In her role, Caroline oversees various programs such as State's sustainability reporting, environmental internet of things programs, global air quality monitoring, smart metering programs, and more.

She manages a network of 115 Green Teams abroad and facilitates sub-national engagement with cities and civil society organizations through platforms like the Eco-Capitals Forum and Air Quality Fellows programs.

Highlights

Sep 9 · linkedin

We couldn't let The Foreign Service Journal's Climate Diplomacy issue pass without highlighting U.S. Department of State's fantastic Greening Diplomacy Award winners. The U.S. embassies in Islamabad, Bogota, and New Delhi received awards for sustainability actions that impacted their compounds and the surrounding communities. From reducing single use plastic to installing solar powered charging stations, Green Teams are on the move. The Foreign Service Journal, September 2024 (afsa.org)

Sep 6 · linkedin

🌍 The race to decarbonize industry is on, and the First Movers Coalition is leading the charge by aggregating and leveraging corporate demand for lower carbon materials and fuels to drive innovation. Learn more from Pablo Burkolter's article in the Climate Diplomacy issue of The Foreign Service Journal. These types of aggregated demand signals help companies turn individual bold pledges to tangible, industry-changing actions. Dive into the article here: Decarbonizing Industry Through Demand: The First Movers Coalition (afsa.org)

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Washington, District Of Columbia