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Romy Chevallier
Romy Chevallier is a senior researcher on the Governance of Africa’s Resources programme at the South African Institute of International Affairs (SAIIA). Her work focuses on climate change in Africa. She has done research at the United Nation’s Framework Convention for Climate Change (UNFCCC) on integrating climate change and development. Ms Chevallier continues to work on the politics of climate change, looking specifically at the negotiating positions of South Africa and the region. She also has done work on developing country alliances (such as IBSA) and cooperation on climate related issues.
Ms Chevallier holds a BA Honours in Political Science from the University of Stellenbosch and a Master's degree in International Relations (cum laude) from the University of Witwatersrand. During her time at SAIIA she has worked on issued related to the EU’s strategic engagement with Africa and South Africa. She also has investigated the role of emerging powers in a changing geo-political landscape – especially in the light of their participation in curbing global challenges.
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Integrated Marine and Coastal Management in the Western Indian Ocean: Towards a Sustainable Oceans Economy
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Strengthening Southern Africa's NDCs to Bolster Farmers' Interests
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Youth Climate Advocacy
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Partnership for a Green Transition and Energy Access: Strategic Priorities for Africa and Europe
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A Super Year for Ocean Governance: A Dream Deferred?
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Marine and Coastal Ecosystem-based Adaptation for Enhanced Resilience in Southern Africa: Synthesis Report
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Enhancing Resilience Through Marine and Coastal Ecosystem-based Adaptation
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East Africa: Marine-based 'blue economies' offer massive potential
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Livelihood Interventions and Biodiversity Conservation in Quirimbas National Park
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How to improve livelihood opportunities and biodiversity conservation in Mozambique's Quirimbas National Park: A photo essay
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IN-DEPTH: Climate change progress, the US withdrawal and what to expect from COP23
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Climate Change Progress, the US Withdrawal and What We can Expect From COP23
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Saving Tanzania's coral reefs: A photo essay
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Integrated Community- and Ecosystem-based Approaches to Climate Change Adaptation
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