Jenniffer Mohammed-Katerere: Dr. Katerere is an independent human rights, environmental law and policy expert working on rights-environment issues. Her work focuses on governance, entitlements, and vulnerability, well-being and livelihoods issues with a strong emphasis on empowering people and addressing poverty. Although a lawyer by training, Jennifer has worked in multidisciplinary research for 15 years, often engaging directly at the research-policymaking interface. My experience includes working with national, regional (predominantly in Africa but also in Asia), and international organizations to support policy development from local to global levels and it extends across various resource sectors including water, forests, and wildlife. Jennifer currently leads the IUCN initiative to develop a natural resource governance framework and is chair of IUCN-CEESP Theme on Environment, Conflict and Security. Most recently, she has worked on environmental change-vulnerability-human well-being links; conflict-governance-human security interactions; collaborative (including transboundary) natural resource management, governance, and policy to reduce conflict and improve livelihood opportunities. Specialties: Human vulnerability and resilience, Environmental and natural resource conflict, Climate change adaptation, Human rights and natural resource management and governance.