Ocean & Climate Platform
Loreley Picourt serves as the Executive Director, Secretary General, and Head of Policy and International Affairs at the Ocean & Climate Platform since August 2017, where responsibilities include leading the Ocean and Climate Initiatives Alliance (OCIA) with a mission to preserve the world's oceans through collaborative efforts. Previous experience includes participation as a Global Shaper in the Paris Hub of the Global Shapers Community, and a range of internships focused on environmental policy and conservation at institutions such as UNEP, Macquarie University, WildlifeDirect Inc., CITES, and local governmental agencies. Loreley Picourt holds a Master of Science in Environmental Policy & Regulation from The London School of Economics and Political Science and a Bachelor of Science in Environmental Economics & Environmental Management from the University of York.
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Ocean & Climate Platform
The Ocean & Climate Platform (OCP) is an international network bringing together more than 100 organisations from civil society (non-governmental organisations, research institutes, foundations, local authorities, international organisations and private sector entities). Created in the run-up to COP21 in Paris, the OCP aims to promote scientific expertise on the major role played by the ocean and its ecosystems in the climate system, and to advocate for better consideration of these interactions by national and international decision-makers. Building on the wide-ranging expertise of its members, the OCP brings light to concrete solutions to protect the ocean, its biodiversity and the climate. ----- La Plateforme Océan & Climat (POC) est un réseau international rassemblant plus de 100 organisations issues de la société civile (ONG, instituts de recherche, fondations, collectivités territoriales, organisations internationales et secteur privé). Créée à la veille de la COP21 à Paris, la POC a pour objectif de promouvoir l’expertise scientifique sur le rôle majeur de l’océan et de ses écosystèmes dans le système climatique, et de plaider en faveur d’une meilleure prise en compte de ces interactions par les décideurs nationaux et internationaux. En s’appuyant sur l’expertise variée de ses membres, la POC met en lumière des solutions concrètes pour protéger l’océan, sa biodiversité et le climat.