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Author: Dana Vigran

Dana is a communications professional who has worked with international organizations in Guatemala, Germany, the U.S. and the U.K to help them craft and share stories that further their work. With a background in gender and development and youth rights, Dana is committed to fostering locally-led, sustainable development. Dana has an MSc in Gender, Development and Globalization from the London School of Economics and a BA in History and Theater from Occidental College.
How Lilongwe’s bats are contributing to national biodiversity planning
Africa Ecosystems & biodiversity Nature-based Development

How Lilongwe’s bats are contributing to national biodiversity planning

ByDana Vigran January 22, 2020June 26, 2025

By Adel Strydom and Dana Vigran In a time when cities are bursting at the seams, policy reform is vital…

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Pasig City, Philippines demonstrates the benefits of inclusive climate action
Global Advocacy Practical solutions Southeast Asia Transport & mobility Zero emission Development

Pasig City, Philippines demonstrates the benefits of inclusive climate action

ByDana Vigran September 10, 2019June 26, 2025

Pasig City, in the heart of Metro Manila, is taking an inclusive approach to driving climate action at the local…

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