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Véronique Andrieux
WWF France
Directrice générale
Description
Véronique Andrieux is a specialist in international development. She holds an master's degree in business management from ESADE in Barcelona and postgraduate diplomas in Development from the École des Hautes Études en Sciences Sociales (EHESS) in Paris and in Public Policy from the School of African and Oriental Studies (SOAS) at the University of London. She was Regional Director for South America and the Caribbean and for West Africa at Oxfam. Previously, she was Senior Adviser on Development Policy at the Spanish Ministry of Foreign Affairs and was also Senior Adviser at the Club de Madrid. She has held field positions in Latin America, West and Central Africa and the Mediterranean. She has led several evaluation and planning processes and represented the Spanish government in various multilateral working groups on public development assistance.
She then joined Action Against Hunger in 2016 as Director General. She has written several publications on international development, including: "Better Aid: A necessary condition for development", "Contributions for a European Development Policy under the Spanish EU Presidency" and "Policy Coherence: an urgent agenda for Development". Véronique has been Director General of WWF France since August 2019. The World Wide Fund for Nature, the world's leading environmental organisation, has been working for 50 years to preserve natural environments and the most endangered animal and plant species by mobilising all stakeholders in society.
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