- Co-designing climate services to integrate traditional ecological knowledge: a case study from Bali
- Why do farmers take up biodigesters? An assessment from Bangladesh
- Exploring gender dimensions of water insecurity and governance in the Lower Mekong Region
- Adaptation Futures 2016: practices and solutions 2016 – conference synthesis
- SEI research synthesis: gender, development and sustainability – 2017 update
Natalia Biskupska is a Programme Coordinator with SEI Asia. She joined SEI in 2014.
Natalia has a background in disaster risk reduction, climate change and gender. Her work focuses on coordinating projects and conducting research under SEI Asia’s Clusters on Gender, Environment and Development, and Climate Change, Disasters and Development.
She is also involved in SEI’s Initiative on Climate Services, where she is conducting research on the role of traditional climate knowledge systems in climate change adaptation and resilience building in Southeast Asia. Natalia is coordinator of SEI’s global Gender and Social Equality Programme.
Prior to joining SEI, Natalia worked for UK based Y Care International (YCI) as an intern and research consultant in disaster risk reduction and emergencies. Natalia holds a Bachelor’s degree in Geography from Durham University and a Master’s degree in Environment and Development from King’s College London. Her Master’s thesis focused on community risk perception and disaster preparedness in Madagascar and was conducted in collaboration with YCI and YMCA Madagascar.