New York - USA

Online since 2016 and physically on-site since 2019, serves as an expert invited to participate in United Nations High-Level Panels (sessions of the UN General Assembly).

Areas of intervention:

• Support for impact projects, deep impact
• Impact measurement
• Transformation of breakthrough proposals into viable models
• Facilitation of collaboration and partnerships
• Strong consensus
• Human organizations inspired by living systems (non-hierarchical, fractal, cellular organizational structures)
• Collaborative and participatory governance, distributed, facilitated, systemic
• Informal, experiential education rooted in Nature
• Participatory Science as a tool for enhancing civic skills
• Broadening of research topics to serve communities
• Support for public policies through science and participation
• Rights of Nature in human legal systems
• Systemic relevance of recognizing life (ecology + human rights)
• Non-dogmatic sacred dimension of life (water, forests, elements)
• Regenerative, circular, bio-inspired economic models
• Impact finance, ethical, serving the achievement of sustainable development goals, well-being, and life
• Alternative to the commodification of Nature
• Integration of Indigenous and ancestral knowledge
• Diversity of epistemologies as an asset for system resilience
• Active inclusion of Indigenous perspectives in public policies
• Regenerative urban planning and cities inspired by Nature
• Food and water autonomy in cities through ecological integration
• Low-tech innovations and appropriate technologies (adapted, repairable, local)
• Biomimicry in energy, architecture, urban planning
• Chosen simplicity, economy of sufficiency, prosperity and abundance
• Cultural transformation toward adaptive complexity rather than rigid complication
• Artificial intelligence aligned with the principles of life
• Lessons learned from social media drifts: participatory AI governance
• Planetary ethics, cohabitation with Earth, rights of the natural world
• Integration of Indigenous knowledge in diplomacy and multilateralism
• Implementation of the UN Harmony with Nature programme
• Contribution to the global biodiversity framework (Kunming-Montreal)
• Support to the UN in designing holistic and universal frameworks based on life

Collaboration particularly with the following United Nations programmes, funds, and specialized agencies:

• UNDP, United Nations Development Programme
• UNEP, United Nations Environment Programme
• UN-Habitat, United Nations Human Settlements Programme
• UN Women, United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women
• UNV, United Nations Volunteers
• UNESCO, United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization
• FAO, Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations
• WIPO, World Intellectual Property Organization
• UN Tourism (formerly UNWTO, World Tourism Organization)
• UNITAR, United Nations Institute for Training and Research
• UNU, United Nations University