A. Contact information
First name
Carina
Last name
Fearnley
Email
Phone number
+44 7850 181851
How do you self-identify or would like to be identified?
Woman
Do you belong to any ethnic minority group of self-identify as an indigenous person?
No
Affiliation, organization, or community
UCL (University College London) and UCL Warning Research Centre
Years of professional or activism experience or of knowledge built on specific indigenous expertise
15+ years
Country of residence
Languages
English
B. Experience by geographic region
In which geographic region (and sub-region) does your work mostly focus?
C. Areas of expertise
Adaptation
Early warning systems and Environmental assessment
Cross-sectoral enablers
Capacity-building and training
Communication and awareness
Governance and planning (policy, regulatory systems)
Innovation, research, development and demonstration
Cross-cutting approaches
Community-based
Disaster Risk Reduction
Gender
D. Gender expertise
Do you have proven experience in gender and climate change issues?
Yes, my work/ area of expertise mainly focuses on gender and climate change
Adaptation
Early warning systems and Environmental assessment
Cross-sectoral enablers
Capacity-building and training
Communication and awareness
Governance and planning (policy, regulatory systems)
E. Other relevant information
Please provide your short bio reflecting on your academic, professional and practical background
| Prof Carina Fearnley is Professor of Warnings and Science Communication at the Department of Science and Technology Studies, UCL, and Director and Founder of the UCL Warning Research Centre (WRC). Carina is an interdisciplinary researcher focused on how hazard warning systems can be made more effective, specifically alert level systems. She has published over 50 academic publications she sits on numerous UK and international policy advisory groups. |
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Are you interested in being contacted for any of the following
Panelist at climate change event
Advisory in technical assistance project
Contributor to research/publication
Interviewed by the media
Other
Other (please specify):
Warning related work