Angela Churie Kallhauge
Executive Vice President, Impact
Description
Angela Churie Kallhauge is the Executive Vice President, Impact at Environmental Defense Fund. Her work is focused on using inclusive processes and economic approaches to achieve ambitious climate solutions that deliver equitable benefits to people around the world.
Background
Angela Churie Kallhauge joined EDF from the World Bank where she served as the head of the Secretariat of the Carbon Pricing Leadership Coalition (CPLC) for five years. Before that she was at the Swedish Energy Agency where she worked for 14 years on climate change, energy and development issues.
During her time at the Swedish Energy Agency, she worked on carbon market development issues, including portfolio development and capacity building in developing countries. She also served as the EU lead negotiator on adaptation and resilience issues under the UNFCCC for close to a decade and represented Sweden in the Adaptation Fund Board where she led the work on accreditation for direct access.
Angela also draws experience from the International Renewable Energy Agency, where she spent a couple of years leading the work to develop a climate change work program that places renewable energy action as a key part of climate change strategies.
Prior to her engagement at the Swedish Agency, Angela spent close to a decade working at the Royal Institute of Technology in Sweden and in Zimbabwe and Kenya with civil society organizations on climate, energy and development policy.
Latest pieces
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Climate Week NYC kicks off a critical window for climate action
Climate 411, September 13, 2024 -
Multilateral Development Banks Must Turn Words into Action on Climate Finance
Climate 411, April 17, 2024 -
Progress to catalyze jurisdictional REDD+
Climate 411, February 2, 2024 -
Africa’s potential: leading food system transformation and climate resilience
Inter Press Service News Agency, September 5, 2023 -
Design a carbon market that leverages Africa’s strengths
The Daily Nation, August 31, 2023
Press materials
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US Principles for High Integrity Carbon Markets Could Drive Private Sector Climate Action
May 28, 2024 -
COP28 Lays Foundation for Accelerated Climate Action With Much More Needing to be Done
December 13, 2023 -
COP27 Agrees on Key Milestones and Historic Consensus on Funding for Loss and Damage
November 20, 2022 -
President Biden Announces New Initiatives at COP27 to Strengthen U.S. Leadership in Tackling Climate Change
November 11, 2022 -
New Survey: 87% of Agricultural Finance Institutions See Climate Change as a Material Risk to Business
November 9, 2022 -
Major Environmental and Indigenous Peoples NGOs Release New Guidelines for Companies Investing in Tropical Forest Carbon Credits
May 24, 2022