Bio
Giulia brings expertise across geospatial data, climate resilience, and development impact. She currently leads and manages the monitoring and evaluation activity of the Global Development Assistance program, while also overseeing initiatives in climate adaptation and finance, transport and infrastructure, forest management, and urban sustainability.
Before joining Caribou, Giulia worked at the International Fund for Agricultural Development, a United Nations agency, and at Global Action, a nonprofit organization dedicated to diplomacy and sustainable development education. She later gained experience in international cooperation at the Italian Space Agency before earning a scholarship to attend the Master of Space Studies program at the International Space University in Strasbourg. Giulia also holds a bachelor’s degree in international development and a master’s degree in international economics. She is based in Italy.
At Caribou, my passion for space applications has evolved into a deep appreciation for geospatial technology as a powerful driver of data-driven decision-making. Through our work, we showcase how geospatial data can create real impact, and it’s incredibly rewarding to be part of a team that transforms complex data into actionable insights for sustainable development and climate resilience.
