Research team FNCA
Pedro Brufao
Pedro Brufao. Ph. D. in Administrative Law. Universidad Carlos III de Madrid. 2002. He is Law teacher at University of Extremadura (UEX) and consultant. Masters of Laws in Environmental & Energy Law. Tulane University (USA), as a Fulbright Commission scholar. 1997-1998. EU Law studies at The College of North West London (UK). 1995. JD. Universidad Complutense de Madrid Law School. 1994. High School. Instituto Español de Tánger. Morocco. 1988. Fulbright grant to do the LL.M. in Environmental & Energy Law at the Tulane Law School of New Orleans. He has worked at University of Extremadura (UEX), having held a chair in the Administrative Law, (2003-2014), dedicated to Public Economic and Regulatory Law, Public Contracts, Environmental Law, Antitrust and Competition Law, Sport Law and Administrative Law, amongst other subjects. He has also worked as Scientific Adviser of the Botin Foundation from 2001 until 2003, in the Groundwater Project.
Violeta Cabello
Violeta Cabello. PhD in Geography, ICTA-Autonomous University of Barcelona. She is interested in socio-ecological modeling of river basins and water use sustainability analysis with the Multi-Scale Integrated Analysis of Societal and Ecosystems Metabolism (MuSIASEM) approach. She is an Environmental Scientist, Msc. Applied Ecology (Halmstad University, Sweden) and Msc. Integrated Watershed Management (University of Granada, Spain). Her former research was oriented to water quality modeling and wastewater reclamation. She has worked as international FP7 project manager in Biozul S.L. and is now part of an interdisciplinary team of researchers on water management at the University of Arizona within SWAN-Sustainable Water Action - project. She is a member of the Spanish Ecological Economics Association. She is interested in open data and ICts use for collaborative information generation and participatory water management.
Integrated Assessment: Sociology, Technology and the Environment , Autonomous University of Barcelona
Social sciences
Santiago M. Álvarez Carreño (University of Murcia)
María Jesús Beltrán (Departament of Economy, University Pablo Olavide, Seville)
Annelies Broekman (Water and Global Change, CREAF)
Pedro Brufao (Administrative Law, University of Extremadura)
Violeta Cabello (Geographer, ICTA-Autonomous University of Barcelona)
José Manuel Castillo (Department of Applied Economy, University of Granada)
Agustín Cuello (Environmental education, Diputación de Cádiz)
Josep Lluis Espluga (Autonomous University of Barcelona)
Daniel Fazeli (Geographer, University of Sevilla)
Marisa Feijoó (Department of Economic Analysis, University of Zaragoza)
Eva Garcia-Balaguer (Geographer)
María Giménez Casalduero (Department of Administrative Law, University of Murcia)
Nuria Hernández-Mora (Water policy, Independent researcher and consultant)
Leandro del Moral (Department of Human Geography, University of Sevilla)
Ángela Osorio (University of Strasbourg)
Beatriz Larraz (Department of Mathematics & Statistics, University of Castilla-La Mancha)
Alma López Avilés (Hydrology fluvial geomorphology)
Peter M. Rudberg (Political Science, GeoViable)
Pilar Paneque (Department of Geography, University Pablo de Olavide of Sevilla)
Emilie Petri (Human-environmental geographer, Hof University of Applied Science)
José Damián Ruíz (Physical Geography, University of Málaga)
Marta Rica (Complutense University of Madrid)
Pablo Rodríguez (Geography Department of the University of the Balearic Islands)
Peter M. Rudberg (Ciencias políticas, GeoViable)
Carlos Sanchís Ibor (Valencian Center for Irrigation Studies, Polytechnic University of Valencia)
Enrique San Martín (Department of Applied Economics, National University of Education-UNED)
Josep Juan Segarra (Anthropologist, Associació Sediments)
Amparo Sereno (Administrative Law, LLusíada University-Lisbon)
Jesús Vargas (Department of Geography, University Pablo de Olavide, Sevilla)
Charo Brinquis
Rosario Brinquis Crespo. Water bailiff in Confederación Hidrográfia del Ebro since 2009. Master in Sustainable River Management and Integrated Water Management from Universidad de Zaragoza, 2012 (master thesis "Itoiz 2012. An economic study", regarding a large dam irrigation project in Navarra, Spain, http://zaguan.unizar.es/record/9414?ln=es). Degree in Physical Sciences from Universidad Complutense de Madrid, 1990. Interest in economic aspects of water infraestructure projects: cost recovery, economic analysis, profitability. Participation in social volunteering and environmental groups. Formerly, several positions in telecoms. Languages: Spanish, English and French.
Julia Martínez
Julia Martínez Fernandez. Doctor in Biology, she is executive director of the New Water Culture Foundation, where she coordinates the scientific-technical activity of the entity. She has participated in around 30 national and international research projects, with strong emphasis on inter and transdisciplinary approaches, focusing on modelling socio-ecological systems and their water dynamics, particularly in arid systems, the development of water sustainability indicators, the environmental and socio-economic interactions of water management, the effects of climate change on Mediterranean biodiversity and the ecology of water-related systems, particularly wetlands and coastal lagoons and their watersheds. She is author or co-author of around 150 scientific publications on these issues. She was one of the 100 European water experts signing in 2009 the European Declaration for a New Water Culture. She teaches at the Master in Sustainable Water Management of the University of Zaragoza and the New Water Culture Foundation. He is member of the European project Newave. More details on her research at: https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Julia_Martinez-Fernandez