- Más allá de la cuenca hidrográfica: teleconexiones del agua en la cuenca del río Campoalegre en Colombia
- Collaboration to bridge the gap between climate science and adaptation policy
- La Evaluación Regional del Agua y su importancia para Colombia
- Adapting to climate change: SEI case studies test new collaborative approach
Tania Santos is a Research Fellow at SEI Latin America, based in Bogotá, Colombia.
Tania has more than 12 years of experience working in integrated water management with local, regional and national institutions in Colombia. She has developed research projects that propose guidelines for creating efficient water management plans, defining riparian areas, and incorporating climate change analysis in river basin development plans. She was involved in projects to prevent flood risk and implement non-conventional sanitation strategies in cities, specifically cleaner production with tanneries. Furthermore, she has experience modeling water quality and quantity in rivers to support decisions on the operation, management and planning of water resources.
Her interests in research include how to improve decision-making processes to ensure water quality and quantity for different uses in river basins, through the integration of modeling tools and local knowledge, and the development of innovative strategies to adapt society to new conditions in a changing climate.
Tania is a Ph.D. candidate of Civil and Environmental Engineering Department at Los Andes University of Colombia and received a B.A. in Civil Engineering in 1999 at the same university. She holds a Ms.C. degree of Hydraulic Resources from the National University of Colombia.