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Sergio Margulis

Sergio Margulis

Sergio Margulis

Lead Environmental Economist
Climate Change Team, Environment Department

Sergio Margulis has worked for the World Bank as an Environmental Economist since 1996. His most recent responsibility has been as the task team leader of the Economics of Adaptation to Climate Change study, a multi-million Dollar study funded by 3 donor countries and executed by the World Bank. This has been a very large multi-disciplinary study involving the major sectors affected by climate change (infrastructure, agriculture, water, social, and environment) and directly involving seven developing country case studies (Vietnam, Samoa, Bangladesh, Ethiopia, Ghana, Mozambique and Bolivia).

From 2007 to 2009, Mr. Margulis was Coordinator of the Brazil Economics of Climate Change Study in partnership with the British Government and prior to that he worked for the World Bank in the Africa Region in the Environment and Rural Development Unit.

He earned his Ph.D. in Environmental Economics from from the University of London, Imperial College of Science and Technology.

 
projects
Clean Air and Sustainable Development - Bangladesh
Capacity Building for Industrial Pollution Management-India
Renewable Energy for Rural Economic Development-Sri Lanka
Publications
Economics of Adaptation to Climate Change [1]
Mozambique: Rapid Country Environmental Analysis
Africa Region Environmental Portfolio Review and Business Plan
Nigeria: Country Environmental Analysis (CEA)
Mozambique: An Economic Analysis of Natural Resources Sustainability. World Bank Report No. 33300-MZ
Source URL: http://climatechange.worldbank.org/people/margulis

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