Engineer in Socioeconomic Development and Environment from Zamorano University and Master in Development and International Cooperation from the University of Chile. She has over 15 years of professional experience in international organizations, the public sector, and civil society in Latin America, working on issues related to biodiversity, the environment, sustainable development, territorial governance, and public policy. She currently serves as a consultant on biodiversity and environmental affairs in the Natural Resources Division of ECLAC, where she collaborates on initiatives related to marine and terrestrial sustainability, ecosystem services, sustainable financing, and the blue economy. She has more than six years of experience as a university professor in Bolivia, teaching courses in environmental management, natural resources, and sustainable development, and is co-author of various institutional publications on biodiversity, ecosystem services, and conservation.