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Giulia Gasparri
Consultant
Giulia has extensive international policy experience across the global health, climate change and environment sectors. She specialises in evidence-based analysis to inform programmes, policies and advocacy, with expertise in strategic reviews, impact assessments, strategy development, capacity strengthening and multi-stakeholder engagement.
Giulia Gasparri is a Consultant at CEPA, working primarily in the global health practice, with additional project work across climate change and environmental policy. She works on mixed-method strategic reviews, impact assessments, strategy development and capacity strengthening to support evidence-based decision making and learning for programmes, policies and advocacy.
Recent projects Giulia has worked on include the review of the Alliance for Transformative Action on Climate and Health (ATACH), hosted by the World Health Organization; the evaluation of the Global Fund’s COVID-19 investments and their contribution to strengthening sustainable health systems and pandemic preparedness; the development of the 2026-36 strategy for the Union for International Cancer Control; and the review of Gavi’s Cold Chain Equipment Optimization Platform.
Previously, Giulia served as a Technical Officer at the Partnership for Maternal, Newborn and Child Health (PMNCH), hosted by the World Health Organization. She worked on knowledge synthesis, high-level political advocacy and multi-stakeholder engagement to inform evidence-based policymaking across a range of areas, including climate change and health, maternal, newborn and child health, adolescent health and well-being, meaningful youth engagement, and sexual and reproductive health and rights. Giulia led PMNCH’s work on climate change and women’s, children’s and adolescents’ health and engaged in four UNFCCC Conferences of the Parties (COPs). She also supported the Global Leaders Network for Women’s, Children’s and Adolescents’ Health, chaired by H.E. President Ramaphosa and composed of ten Heads of State and Government.
Giulia is a Fellow of the Centre for Net Positive Health and Climate Solutions, led by the University of Exeter and partnered with the UK Health Security Agency, Forest Research, the National Trust, and a wider network of organisations. Giulia holds an MPhil in Environmental Policy from the University of Cambridge and a BA in International Relations and Sustainability from the University of Exeter.
