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Meg Findley is an environmental and climate change adaptation specialist with a research and management background in ecology and watershed management. She has worked for AECOM and legacy organizations for 15 years developing technical guidance tools and/or leading USAID-funded technical implementation teams in integrated water and coastal resources management, environmental assessment and climate change adaptation. She has also supported knowledge management initiatives for USAID by leading the development of new guidance tools in green infrastructure and climate resilient engineering design measures for cities and utilities, infrastructure managers and watershed authorities. Meg currently leads the environmental compliance practice for AECOM's International Development group.
In many camps, the philosophy around infrastructure development has changed. How we conceive of the built environment is increasingly taking into consideration the natural environment for more holistic, sustainable, long-term solutions.
