Florian Neutze is a seasoned professional in international cooperation and climate policy with extensive experience in governmental and multilateral organizations. Since January 2020, Florian has served as Deputy Head of Division in the Executive Staff of the Minister at the Bundesministerium für wirtschaftliche Zusammenarbeit und Entwicklung (BMZ), focusing on cooperation with international organizations and strategic partnerships. Previously, Florian held key positions related to climate policy and initiatives, leading efforts on disaster risk financing and the InsuResilience Global Partnership. Florian's experience at the World Bank Group as an Advisor to the Executive Director emphasized fragility and conflict issues, with a specific focus on Africa and gender diversity. Additional roles include senior policy officer at the Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development and a fellowship at the Mercator Fellowship on International Affairs. Florian Neutze holds a Master's degree in Politics and Management from the University of Konstanz.
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Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ)
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Within the federal government, the BMZ is responsible for German development policy. The Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) of the United Nations and the Paris Climate Agreement form the framework for our actions. Our focus is on fighting poverty and hunger, and a commitment to healthy people in a healthy environment. The BMZ sees itself as a transformative ministry working to support the worldwide transformation to a sustainable, climate-friendly and nature-friendly way of doing business whilst at the same time strengthening peace, freedom and human rights. To this end, we coordinate our bilateral cooperation with our partner countries worldwide and promote strong multilateralism based on the SDGs. In respectful cooperation with one another, we want to change structures in those partner countries and globally in ways that make a better life possible for everyone.