Sara Pirnat
Expert Associate, Co-management of the SAŠA Just Transition Fund
I participate in the planning of the just transition implementation system, provide opinions on the compliance of applications for support decisions with the Regional Plan for a Just Transition, actively cooperate with intermediary bodies and the managing authority, report to commissions and committees, prepare reports on the implementation of the ONPP, and participate in the evaluation of the implementation and preparation of ONPP amendments. When the world is not revolving around ONPP, I greatly enjoy baking, decorating, and choosing furniture.
- sara.pirnat@ra-sasa.si
- +386 (0) 41 842 395
- Just Transition Center Office Titov trg 1, Velenje, Slovenia
About Me
An ecology specialist is a professional who studies the relationship between living organisms and their environment. They may work in a variety of settings, such as research institutions, universities, non-profit organizations, or government agencies. Ecology specialists use scientific methods to investigate how organisms interact with each other and with their physical surroundings, and they may focus on specific areas of study, such as ecosystems, biodiversity, conservation, or climate change.
Personal Experience:
Ecology specialists may be involved in a variety of tasks, including conducting field research, analyzing data, developing conservation strategies, or communicating scientific findings to the public or policymakers. They may also collaborate with other specialists, such as biologists, geologists, or environmental engineers, to address complex environmental issues.
In addition to having strong scientific skills and knowledge, ecology specialists may also have excellent communication and teamwork abilities, as they often need to work with diverse groups of people, such as policymakers, community leaders, or stakeholders in the conservation process.
Our Skills:
In addition to having strong scientific skills and knowledge, ecology specialists may also have excellent communication and teamwork abilities, as they often need to work with diverse groups of people, such as policymakers, community leaders, or stakeholders in the conservation process.
In addition to having strong scientific skills and knowledge, ecology specialists may also have excellent communication and teamwork