
Advisory Boards
Independent Research Steering Group
SALURBAL-Climate's Independent Research Steering Group (RSG) was established to provide strategic guidance and expert advice to the SALURBAL-Climate Project. The RSG plays a crucial role in ensuring the project's research initiatives and strategic directions align with its overall goals of generating rigorous scientific evidence in support of effective policy and community actions to reduce the health and equity impacts of climate change across Latin America. The RSG is appointed for the duration of the project, and meets annually to provide expert advice and input on research priorities, key outputs, and strategic directions.
Gerry Eijkemans
Pan American Health Organization
Carme Borrell
Barcelona Public Health Agency
Adrian Fernandez
Iniciativa Climatica de Mexico
Melina Galdos
Wellcome Trust
Irene Torres
Inter-American Institute for Global Change Research
Tollulah Oni
University of Cambridge, UrbanBetter
Laura Gallardo Klenner
University of Chile, Center for Climate and Resilience Research (CR2)
Policy and Community Advisory Board
SALURBAL-Climate's Policy and Community Advisory Board is composed of representatives from the public sector, NGOs, community organizations, and research institutions. Members are nominated by each of SALURBAL's partner institutions. Our team engages regularly with these partners and is grateful for these members' invaluable guidance and feedback on our research products and engagement activities.
Carolina Gil Posse, Salud Sin Daño
Rodrigo Perpétuo, ICLEI South America
Ilan Cuperstein and Cristina Argudo, C40 Cities
Sonia Knauer, Belo Horizonte City Council, Brazil
Taíza de Pinho Barroso Lucas, Gabinete do Prefeito, Belo Horizonte, Brazil
Patricia Pasten, Gobierno Regional Metropolitano de Santiago, Chile
Ricardo Jordan Fuchs, TECHO International
Katiuska Martinez Acevedo, Bosque Urbano Conchalí, Chile
Jeadran Malagon, Instituto Nacional de Salud Pública de Colombia
Paula Guevara Aladino, Secretaría Distrital de Movilidad de Colombia
Luis Fernando Alarcon, Organización Panamericana de la Salud/Organización Mundial de la Salud (OPS/OMS), Colombia
Alejandro Barahona Kruger, Council of Ministries of Health of Central America
Atala Milord, Ministry of Health, Panama
Gerardo Ortiz, Ministry of Health and Social Assistance, Guatemala
Mirta Benitez, Ministry of Environment, Panama
Indira Barreno Colindres and Ana Paula de León, Ministry of Environment and Natural Resources (MARN), Guatemala
Alejandra Leal Vallejo, Céntrico
Mariana Alegre and Patricia Alata, Lima Cómo Vamos, Peru
Pablo Lazo and Anjali Mahendra, World Resources Institute
Carolina Piedrafita, Inter-American Development Bank (IADB)
Jo Ivey Boufford, International Society for Urban Health (ISUH)