Ronja Fischer is supporting BIOFIN focusing on developing the Global Biodiversity Expenditure (GLOBE) Taxonomy, that will facilitate the Biodiversity Expenditure Review of the countries following the BIOFIN methodology, and the Financial Resources (FIRE) Database, a one-shop stop for every kind of biodiversity project seeking funding. She gained former experience at an environmental consultancy and public-private partnership projects from a development bank. She helds a Latin-American German Double Degree focusing on Business Administration and a Master in Environmental Economics. She is also a member of the Global Youth Biodiversity Network focusing on the CBD and the new Global Biodiversity Framework.
