Natalie Unterstell
Global Fellow
Professional Affiliation
President, Talanoa; member, UN Green Climate Fund’s accreditation panel
Expert Bio
Natalie Unterstell is a leading Brazilian advocate for reducing carbon emissions and stopping deforestation. As president of Talanoa, a think tank based in Brazil, she coordinates a broad multi-stakeholder platform focused on raising Brazil’s climate ambition. In the past, she has held senior government positions, including as the head of sustainable development for the Brazilian Presidency and as Brazil’s climate and forests negotiator at the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC). She is the founder of multiple think tanks, and advises several organizations focused on climate issues, including the Green Climate Fund.
Unterstell holds a Master’s in public administration from the Kennedy School of Government at Harvard and a Bachelor’s in business administration from the Fundaçao Getulio Vargas in Brazil.
Insight & Analysis by Natalie Unterstell
- Podcast
- Climate
Brazil’s Climate Crisis: Rio Grande do Sul’s Path Forward
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- Past event
- Environment
Unlocking Climate Finance in Latin America and the Caribbean
- Past event
- Democracy
The Brazil 100 Conference: A Look Into Lula’s First 100 Days
- Podcast
- Environment