The secretariat consists of the permanent team of the POC. Thanks to its diversity and skills, the team invests itself on a daily basis to undertake the various missions of advocacy, knowledge dissemination and mobilization.
Loreley Picourt is the Executive Director of the Ocean & Climate Platform. As a strong advocate for multilateral cooperation, she works for a better integration of the ocean-climate-biodiversity nexus in decision-making at the national and international levels. At the UNFCCC, she is co-focal point for Ocean and Coastal Zones for the Marrakech Partnership-Global Climate Action Agenda, and also part of the Specialized Group of Ocean Experts of the Nairobi Work Programme on adaptation.
Loreley holds an MSc in Environmental Policy from the London School of Economics and a BSc in Environmental Economics & Management from the University of York (UK).
Théophile graduated with an MSc in Economic Policy and Agricultural Development at the University of La Sorbonne, Paris, France. With a background in West African agricultural systems governance, Theophile’s work within the Ocean & Climate Platform began on science related action, then on the preparation of the COP25 assisting the Because the Ocean initiative.
Victor Brun is “science to policy” coordinator at the Ocean & Climate Platform. Drawing on the expertise of the OCP’s scientific network, he works to build bridges between research and policy-making. Victor holds a master’s degree in environmental policies from Sciences Po and a Ph.D. in marine environmental sciences from the École Pratique des Hautes Études.
Gauthier Carle is the NGO Coordinator of the France Ocean Committee for the Ocean & Climate Platform and works on the development of national advocacy for a better integration of ocean-climate-biodiversity issues in national policies.
Gauthier holds a Master’s degree in Policies and Practices of International Organizations from Sciences Po Grenoble and a Master’s degree in Transition Governance, Ecology and Societies from AgroParisTech (France).
Anaïs Deprez is in charge of mobilization and communication at the Ocean & Climate Platform. Passionate about the multidisciplinary dimension of the ocean-climate-biodiversity nexus, she works to disseminate the expertise of the members of the Ocean & Climate Platform network to decision-makers and the general public. Anaïs holds a Master’s degree in European Politics and Public Affairs from Sciences Po Strasbourg.
Passionate about the Ocean and human-landscape interactions, Lisa supports coastal cities and territories in their adaptation journey to the effects of sea level rise. She graduated with an MSc in Environmental Sustainability at the University of Edinburgh and has a background in collaborative governance. Previously to joining the Ocean & Climate Platform, she worked on reconciling the energy transition with biodiversity conservation.
Cyrielle Lâm works as International mobilisation and communication Project officer. She also assists the Head of Mobilisation and Communication on a regular basis.
Cyrielle holds a Master’s degree in International Relations with a specialisation in International Programme Management (IO/NGO) from the University Jean Moulin Lyon 3. Since the end of her studies, she has been working in non-governmental organisations in the field of environmental protection.
Marine Lecerf works toward strengthening international ocean governance, and promotes ocean-based solutions to tackle climate change and biodiversity loss. She holds a Master’s degree in International Cooperation from Sciences Po.
Sarah works as Sea’ties, Climate Change & Coastal Adaptation / Scientific mediation Project Officer. She has notably worked on the launch of the Map of Solutions. She joined the team as a Communication and Mobilization assistant after completing a MSc in International Affairs at Sciences Po Bordeaux, France. After specializing in Environmental Policy at the Middlebury Institute of International Studies at Monterey, United States, she worked as a project assistant for a research and development programme on West Africa’s seagrass beds.
Graduated with a master’s degree in Environmental and Climate Sciences from the École Normale Supérieure in Paris (France), Maud joined the Ocean & Climate Platform to support the dissemination of scientific knowledge and the development of the NGO’s communication materials. Her areas of expertise include coastal oceanography and the study of climate change.
Olivia joined the Ocean & Climate Platform as a science-policy coordination intern. She has a Bachelor in Ecological and Environmental Sciences from the University of Edinburgh, where she specialised in oceanography and researched the impact of climate change on Southern Ocean phytoplankton.
