- Local2030 Coalition for the Decade of Action
- Local2030: Coalición para la Década de Acción
- SDG localization baseline: How local-level actors are driving change and advancing the achievement of the 2030 Agenda
- Bridging the knowledge gap between distance health and social care solutions and the environment
- The application of soft systems thinking in SDG interaction studies: a comparison between SDG interactions at national and subnational levels in Colombia
Efraim Hernández is a Research Assistant at SEI Latin America, and his work focuses on supporting the centre’s research on the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
Before this role, he worked in 2018 for the Spanish consulting firm IDOM as a spatial analyst and cartographer. He has experience developing urban and regional development plans in Mexico and Latin America. Efraim holds a MSc in Environment Science and Society from University College London, United Kingdom; and a Bachelor’s degree in Geography from the National Autonomous University of Mexico.
His areas of interest include climate change, the geography of sustainable development, network analysis, and social practice theory. Efraim combines his academic and professional background with a passion for solving and mitigating the environmental issues that the world faces.