Perspectives Climate Group
Juliana Keßler currently serves as the Head of Market Mechanisms at Perspectives Climate Group, focusing on the design and operation of market mechanisms while ensuring environmental and social integrity in baseline-and-credit systems. With experience in international climate negotiations, particularly regarding Article 6 and voluntary carbon markets, Juliana has contributed to various studies in this area. Prior roles include consultant and junior consultant positions at Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) GmbH, as well as research assistantship at Wageningen Environmental Research, where Juliana researched the alignment of policy processes with the Paris Agreement. Juliana's education includes a Bachelor of Arts in International Relations and Management from OTH Regensburg, along with studies at Wageningen University & Research and Universidad Católica Boliviana.
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Perspectives Climate Group
Perspectives drives climate action through leading research💡and supporting our clients’ environmental ambitions. We are an innovative, flexible, client-oriented advisory company with 25 years of experience in developing🌱climate solutions. 📧 Register for our free newsletter👉🏾 https://www.linkedin.com/build-relation/newsletter-follow?entityUrn=7010984937998692352 Our dynamic and international team provides public and private sector consulting worldwide with main offices in Germany and Spain.🤝Our sustainable services and contributions to the establishment and advancement of international carbon markets have been internationally recognised for their positive impact. We continue to mobilise the🌏global transformation and accelerate the conversation around carbon neutrality, greenhouse gas reduction targets, carbon credits, and climate finance instruments for mitigation and adaptation. Our comprehensive expertise benefits from over two decades of research and practical experience with carbon market mechanisms and international climate policies.