

I am a climate law and policy specialist from Mauritius. I served as an Expert Reviewer for the IPCC, IPBES and MedECC, and as a Public Stakeholder to the UNFCCC Article 6.4 Supervisory Body and its Methodological Expert Panel, where my work has focused on carbon credit registry design and carbon leakage quantification methodologies. I am a Gender and Climate Technology Expert under the UN Climate Technology Centre and Network and a Yale School of the Environment Urban Climate Leadership Fellow, where I've developed a National Adaptation Plan for coastal and urban flood resilience in Mauritius. I serve as Deputy Director of Research and Sustainability at LEARNBLUE and my work focuses on climate and sustainability strategy. My joint research with colleagues has been cited in reports to the 80th session of the UN General Assembly.
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Selected by the Intergovernmental Science-Policy Platform on Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services (IPBES), to serve as Expert Reviewer for the First Order Draft of the IPBES Second Global Assessment of Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services, providing substantive written comments on the assessment, in accordance with IPBES review guidelines and using the official comments template.
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Article 6.4 Supervisory Body Public Stakeholder for Carbon Credit Registry System:
Developed a National Adaptation Plan for Coastal, Pluvial and Urban Flood Resilience in Mauritius addressing compound flood risk across urban and coastal systems, integrating statutory planning reform, enforceable coastal setback regulation, retention infrastructure, nature-based solutions, and UNFCCC- and Sendai-aligned governance under a 2035 resilience vision, drawing on comparative models from Rotterdam, Fiji and the Maldives
Serving as Global Thematic Focal Point: Sustainable Construction and Development, under the UN-MGCY SDG12 Constituency.
Empowering marginalized communities through innovative microfinance. Supporting aspiring entrepreneurs living on less than $5/day to build sustainable businesses and create local financial structures. Driving social change through pay-it-forward community microloans and entrepreneurship training.
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