Nuria Hernández-Mora is a Spanish PhD with over 30 years of experience in research and consulting on environmental issues, focusing on the past 20 years primarily on water governance and climate adaptation in the EU context. Her work focuses on public policy and governance analysis, public participation and co-production processes, and hydroclimatic risk management and adaptation. She has consulted with local, regional and national governments on water governance and policy development and on climate adaptation and climate risk management plans. She has extensive experience designing and facilitating public consultation processes for policy gap analysis, policy development and climate adaptation and risk management plans. She works regularly with non-profit organizations, universities and research institutions, local, regional and national administrations, and has been a consultant for the European Commission and the World Bank. She is a member of the governing boards of the New Water Culture Foundation (FNCA), SEO-Birdlife and of the Friends of the National Museum of Natural History Foundation, in Spain.
associated projects
BOOST-INRevision and update of the national strategy on adaptation to climate change in Cyprus and Slovakia
Risk-based practice- and market-oriented action plan to exclude illegal water use in agricultural supply chains of a German food retailer
Support the Commission in the implementation of international water cooperation
Technical and Legal Assistance for the Implementation of EU Water Legislation and the European Water Resilience Strategy
UNDERPIN
Water and Marine Policies Framework Contract
