Networking & Collaboration

Technologies are vital to building climate-resilient, low-carbon societies. Many essential technologies already exist — the challenge is to get them deployed where they are needed, and to build the enabling environments to support technology innovation, adaptation and scale-up. An overwhelming number of developing countries’ Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs) under the Paris Agreement indicate a requirement for technology support and capacity building in order to achieve their commitments. To meet this need, the CTCN serves as a demand-driven and trusted partner, matching the needs of developing countries for climate change-related equipment, methods, capacity development, and policy advice with the world-class expertise of its Network and our collaborators. 

Gender and Climate Technology Expert Roster

At COP28 in Dubai, the Technology Mechanism introduced the Climate Technology and Gender Expert Roster, a global roster of female experts on climate technologies and female and male gender experts who can be called upon for various events, workshops, and activities, and for consultation during technical assistance implementation.

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Technology Mechanism is looking for experts to engage

The Technology Mechanism invites professionals in the fields of climate technology and gender to join its Expert Roster. 

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Expertise sectors

Years of experience

Sector(s) of experience: Buildings, Capacity-building and training, Communication and awareness, Community-based, Disaster Risk Reduction, Early warning systems and Environmental assessment, Ecosystems and biodiversity, Gender, Governance and planning (policy, regulatory systems), Human health, Infrastructure and Urban Planning, Innovation, research, development and demonstration, Water
Level of expertise:
1-5 years
Region of expertise
  • Europe
  • Latin America and the Caribbean
  • Oceania

Dr. Ana T. Amorim-Maia is a dedicated postdoctoral researcher at the Basque Centre for Climate Change (BC3) with a profound expertise in gender and climate technologies. Her academic journey led her to earn a Ph.D. in Environmental Science and Technology from the Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona (UAB), focusing on intersectional climate justice. During her doctoral research at the Barcelona Lab for Urban Environmental Justice and Sustainability (BCNUEJ), she explored the theoretical underpinnings, practical applications, and lived experiences of climate injustice.

Sector(s) of experience: Agriculture, Agriculture and forestry, Agriculture, forestry, land-use, fisheries, Capacity-building and training, Communication and awareness, Community-based, Ecosystems and biodiversity, Gender, Innovation, research, development and demonstration
Level of expertise:
10-15 years
Region of expertise
  • Africa
  • Western Africa