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Project Co-ordinating Unit |
Written by Chris Paterson
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Friday, 02 February 2007 |
The Project Co-ordinating Unit | Project Director - Dr. John C. Pernetta
Project Director. Trained in Ecology at Oxford, Dr Pernetta is an expert in coastal zone management who worked from 1973-1990 in developing countries in the Pacific, teaching resource and environmental management at University level. Prior to assuming responsibility for the PCU, John worked in the GEF Division of UNEP, in Nairobi for five years, and before that as Scientific Director of the LOICZ project of the IGBP. | | | | Expert - Mr. Christopher Paterson
Chris worked for UNEP on the South China Sea Project from 2004-2009. Prior to joining the project he had worked as a Lecturer in Marine Policy and Management at the Australian Maritime College, and for the Southeast Asian Fisheries Development Center. Following closure of the SCS project in 2009, Chris joined the UNDP/UNEP/GEF Pacific IWRM Project and is now based in Fiji. Chris is a graduate of Southern Cross University's Centre for Coastal Management and AMC's Faculty of Fisheries and Marine Environment. He is undertaking a post-graduate research degree with the University of Wollongong's Faculty of Law in his spare time. | | | | Programme Assistant - Mrs. Unchalee Pernetta
Khun Unchalee has more than 15 years experience working in administrative and programme management roles within the United Nations system. Her service started with the UN Cambodian-Thai Border Relief Operation in 1989, which led her to a post with UNTAC in Phnom Penh, Cambodia from 1992-1994. She then moved to the UNEP-EASRCU in 1994, where she worked until she joined the PCU in 2002. | | | | Team Assistant - Ms. Saranya Rojananuangnit
Khun Saranya Rojananuangnit joined the Project Co-ordinating Unit on 14th June 2006. Khun Saranya worked as an Assistant Executive Secretary with HSBC for three years following her graduation from Thailand's Thammasat University in 2002. Prior to joining the PCU, she spent a year in the United Kingdom studying English and digital design. | | |
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