Mireille Perrin
Program Manager, Good Energies Foundation
Mireille Perrin holds a BSc (economics) from the London School of Economics and a Master’s Degree from the Graduate Institute for International Relations in Geneva. She has worked on global sustainability and climate change issues for the World Wildlife Fund (WWF), the European Commission in Pakistan, the International Water Management Institute in Sri Lanka, several UN agencies including UNEP, and now Good Energies Foundation.
AVAILABLE ON 7 November 2021
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About Good Energies Foundation
Good Energies Foundation is a Swiss-based private Foundation established in 2007. Its mission is to mitigate poverty caused by climate change focusing on two sectors: renewable energy and forest & land use. It funds organisations across the tropical forest belt in the Amazon, Congo basin and Indonesia. It is a member of the Funders’ Table and of the Climate and Land Use Alliance. More information about its work on a Climate Smart Forest Economy is available at:
Visit www.csfep.org for more information and listen to their BBC Podcast: BBC World Service – People Fixing the World, Ways to save the planet: Swap concrete for wood
