Tamar Schrofer

Tamar Schrofer currently serves as a Project and Programme Manager within the POOL team at the Ministry of Economics and Climate Policy, as well as the Ministry of Agriculture, Nature and Food Quality. In this role, she leverages her extensive background in international cooperation, communication, and project management to develop and implement innovative solutions addressing complex policy challenges related to sustainability, climate resilience, and biodiversity conservation. Tamar's expertise lies in orchestrating multi-stakeholder initiatives, fostering cross-sector collaboration, and driving capacity-building efforts to support sustainable development goals in both developed and emerging markets.

Her key projects often involve designing and managing programs that promote climate adaptation, sustainable agriculture, and rural development, with a focus on integrating environmental considerations into economic policies. Tamar’s experience in international relations and her deep understanding of public policy enable her to navigate the intricacies of governmental and non-governmental partnerships effectively. She is adept at mobilizing resources, coordinating multi-disciplinary teams, and ensuring that project outcomes align with national and international sustainability commitments.

With over a decade of experience working in developing countries and emerging markets—including Papua New Guinea, Ghana, and Brussels—Tamar brings a nuanced perspective to her work, emphasizing capacity building and knowledge transfer. Her skills in corporate social responsibility and stakeholder engagement are instrumental in fostering sustainable practices across sectors. As part of her current role, Tamar continues to contribute to innovative policy solutions that support climate action, biodiversity preservation, and economic development, demonstrating her commitment to creating resilient, sustainable communities through strategic project management and international cooperation.