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CMW board oversees the organisation’s strategic direction. Meeting twice a year, it comprises members representing civil society and academia who are committed to furthering fair and effective climate action. The board members are elected by the general assembly of members, which convenes once a year.
Delia joined the Carbon Market Watch board in October 2019. She is an expert on European and international environmental policy for more than 25 years, with a focus on climate and energy issues. Trained as an economist at the University of St Gall, she has led the NGO association CAN-Europe, worked for WWF on campaigns and coordination and for a progressive business association (e5) to establish a pro-climate action voice, and advised the philanthropic organisation European Climate Foundation on their international programme. Delia supported the Belgian and Luxembourgish governments during their respective EU presidencies. For the latter, she was a senior advisor to help determine the EU strategy and negotiation approach towards the UNFCCC Paris Agreement. She has also been teaching EU policy-making for different stakeholders. She is currently the director of the Cool Heating Coalition in Brussels.
Jürgen has been director of the German NGO Forum Environment & Development since 1996, a network of German NGOs established after the Rio Conference on Environment and Development in 1992 to monitor the follow-up process. The Forum nurtured Carbon Market Watch (formerly CDM Watch) as legal host from 2009 to 2012. He is also member of the coordination committees of the Trade Justice Network Germany and the campaign “My Agriculture”. Before joining the Forum, he was director of the German Asia Foundation (1993-96) and executive committee member of the German Green Party (1987-91).
Martin joined the Carbon Market Watch board in October 2019. He is executive chair of the Cambridge Institute for Sustainable Leadership (CISL). He previously worked for the European Climate Foundation, where he was Europe Group coordinator and led their Industry and Innovation programme. He has a long track record of working on industry, environment and sustainability issues through public affairs consultancy activities and advocacy campaigns in Brussels. He is a pro-European of dual Belgian-British nationality and holds a doctorate from the University of Bath (UK), having written a thesis on interest representation in the EU on environmental issues.
Barbara is director of the Berkeley Carbon Trading Project and a research fellow at the Goldman School of Public Policy, University of California, Berkeley. She has researched the outcomes of carbon offset programmes for over 15 years. Her current work at UC Berkeley, and prior to that at Stanford Law School and Union of Concerned Scientists, analyzes the design and implementation of California’s global warming law, with a focus on its carbon offset programme. Barbara holds a PhD from UC Berkeley’s Energy and Resources Group, where she studied the outcomes of the Kyoto Protocol’s offset program, the Clean Development Mechanism, including through field research in India, and worked closely with NGOs at the international climate change negotiations in support of offset programme reform.
With over two decades of experience working on climate policy in Brussels, Ulriikka is the senior climate policy coordinator on carbon dioxide removals and land use at the Climate Action Network Europe, where she coordinates deliberations of CAN Europe members on this vital emerging issue. Prior to that, she worked for several green MEPs at the European Parliament. Although Ulriikka joined Carbon Market Watch’s board in 2023, she has been closely involved with CMW and its work since the organisation’s earliest days. Given the rising urgency of the climate crisis, Ulriikka sees her engagement in the climate movement as a personal as well as professional mission.
Juliette de Grandpré is Senior Climate Policy Analyst at the NewClimate Institute. She has worked for many years at WWF Germany on issues related to the integrity of carbon markets and carbon pricing mechanisms, in particular the EU Emissions Trading System. She is currently working on climate policy in various contexts, such as the impact of the EU Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism in China or the integrity of corporate climate pledges.
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