Mariana Urrestarazu de Freitas

She has a bachelor's degree in Territorial Planning from the Federal University of ABC (UFABC) and a bachelor's degree in Sciences and Humanities from the same institution. She is a researcher in the area of environmental justice, social vulnerability and public policies. She has developed a research project funded by CNPq in the area of Urban and Regional Planning, seeking to understand mining activity and its socio-environmental impacts in Protected Areas. She was a research and extension fellow in the area of metropolitan governance and risk management with public managers in the São Paulo Metropolitan Region. She works as a Socio-Environmental Analyst at Future Carbon, monitoring the socio-environment of carbon projects, with emphasis on stakeholder mapping, social diagnosis, participatory cartography and action plans. She also worked as a Technical Analyst at the same company with the technical development of carbon projects in private conservation areas in all Brazilian biomes, with an emphasis on project management, geoprocessing and monitoring socio-environmental indicators. She worked at the São Paulo City Council's Green and Environment Department, specifically in the Environmental Planning Coordination, with an emphasis on cartography, spatial data analysis, flow mapping and the construction of performance indicators in conjunction with the 2030 Agenda. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)