- Expertise
- CLIMATE CHANGE IN CONTEXT
- ADAPTATION TO CLIMATE CHANGE
- CLIMATE NEGOTIATIONS (EU, UN, PARIS AGREEMENT)
- Languages
- ENGLISH
- FRENCH
Romana Březovská is a Research Fellow at the Association for International Affair’s Research Center. She is currently focusing on climate change in wider contexts, especially in relation to global climate negotiations, sustainable development, climate security, and EU climate policies and its impacts on different groups of people.
Romana is a holder of two master‘s degrees – one in International Relations from the Charles University in Prague and also in International Public Management from Sciences Po Paris. She interned at the Office of the Government of the Czech Republic and at the Permanent Mission of the Czech Republic to the UN in New York. From 2019-2020 she worked at the Ministry of the Environment and represented Czechia at international climate negotiations (COP, OECD, EU) mainly focusing on adaptation to the adverse impacts of climate change. Currently, she is busy helping cities and private entities in becoming constructive partners in reaching climate neutrality and climate resilience goals.