CARL GUSTAF LUNDIN

CARL GUSTAF LUNDIN Head, Global Marine Programme IUCN 28 Rue Mauverney 1196 GLAND Switzerland Tel: ++41 22 999 0204 Fax: ++41 22 999 0020 Email: [email protected] PERSONAL DATA Date of Birth: 9 May 1964 Swedish National; Married LANGUAGE SKILLS Swedish - Native tongue; Danish – advanced; English – Excellent; French – intermediate; German – fair; Norwegian – excellent; Portuguese – beginner; Spanish - Advanced speaking, intermediate written; EDUCATION Licentiate in Philosophy, Natural Resources Management, Stockholm University, Sweden December 1995. Topic: Marine Biotechnology in Tropical Countries: An Application of Science to Development Problems -Constraints and Opportunities in Capacity Building with a Special Focus on International Cooperation. Bachelor of Science, Biology and Chemistry, Uppsala University, Uppsala, Sweden, 1988. Graduate studies at Georgetown Law School and Foreign Service School Washington D.C. USA, Spring 1989, Fall 1990. Graduate studies in Political Philosophy, Catholic University, Washington D .C .U .S .A. Spring 1989. Graduate studies in Politics, Uppsala University, Uppsala, Sweden, 1988. Graduate studies in History of Science and Ideas, Uppsala University, Uppsala, Sweden, 1988. Graduate studies in Political History, City University, Uppsala, Sweden, 1988. HONORS Honorary Fellow of The American-Scandinavian Foundation, 1989-1990. Capitol Fellowship, Timbro Research Institute, Stockholm, Sweden, Spring 1989. OCCUPATIONALEXPERIENCE November 2001 Head Global Marine Program, IUCN, World Conservation Union, Gland, Switzerland To Present In this function I am leading the work on marine issues for the World Conservation Union. This involves working with a network of marine specialist through out the world and assist in the implementation of projects globally. The marine program also provides the policy guidance on marine and fisheries issues for the whole union including the 1000 staff in 43 countries and the work of the 10 000 members in IUCN’s commissions. February 1998 Environmental Specialist, World Bank, Washington D .C .USA. Environmentally to October 2001 and Socially Sustainable Development Unit Latin America and the Caribbean In this function I covered the Latin America and Caribbean region in the area of coastal and marine resources management. The main focus of the work was on project preparation and implementation in my technical area of expertise. I worked on about fifteen operations in the LAC region. January 1991 to Environmental Specialist, World Bank, Washington D.C. USA. Environment February 1998 Department's Land, Water and Natural Habitats Division.

Carl Gustaf Lundin – curriculum vitae

As part of the Department's Blue Team, I was responsible for the development and implementation of the Freshwater, Coastal and Marine Environments Programme. I have done extensive operational support, developed guidelines and strategies, designed training programmes and written technical papers. I was involved in the hiring and supervision of consultants for the Programme as well as building an international network for information exchange, collaboration and funding. I was able to raise US$5 million from bilateral donors to support the Programme. I was responsible for publishing seven books and various documents on coastal and marine environments. I handled and arranged numerous week-long conferences in Africa and Asia as well as lectures for The Bank and other organizations. I also led cross-cultural teams very successfully and have been involved in sector work. Operational Experiences Below is a selected list of activities where I have participated and contributed to project preparation and implementation and completion as well as studies, Country Environment Strategy Papers (CESP), National Environmental Action Programs (NEAPs), Integrated Coastal Zone Management (ICZM) workshops, projects, conferences and issues papers for the following countries : Argentina China Chile Eritrea Indonesia Lebanon Mauritius Mexico MesoAmerica Mozambique

Panama Seychelles

South Africa Tanzania Thailand W. Indian Ocean Uruguay

Preparation of Coastal Contamination Prevention and Marine Management Project, Antarctic Waste Management Project, Sector Study on Biodiversity of the Patagonia shelf. Preparation of Coastal Development Project in four Provinces Fish Rights Conference Contributed to CESP, Wrote Coastal Zone Issues Paper, Preparation and Supervision of Port Rehabilitation Project Eastern Islands Rural Strategy Study Coral Reef Rehabilitation and Management (COREMAP) Project. Preparation, Ports Environmental Improvement Project Contributed to CESP and NEAP Preparation of National ICZM Workshop Supervision of Protected Areas Project Preparation of Second Protected Areas Project Aquaculture Development Project Biological Corridor Project Preparation of Gulf of California Project with CI Contributed to NEAP and drafted Coastal Issues Paper, Arranged the First National ICZM Workshop, Preparation Rail and Port Restructuring Project ICZM Project Preparation Preparation of San Lorenzo Conservation Project Prepared and Implemented Environment and Transport Project, GEF Biodiversity and International Waters Project, Dutch Trust fund for Biodiversity Conservation and Arranged the First National ICZM Workshop and Preparation of two mid-sized GEF Projects to preserve biological diversity Opened Africa Wide Oil Spill Conference Preparation of medium size GEF Projects in Namaqualand and Western Cape, Development of Distant Learning Course in ICZM NEAP work, contributed to CESP, wrote ICZM Issues Paper, arranged the First National ICZM Workshop Assisted in arranging first Asian Pacific Marine Biotechnology Conference Opened Biotech. Conference with Lecture on Shrimp Disease Indian Ocean Oil Spill Contingency Planning Project Preparation of Marine Management Project loan and GEF Operation, Fish Rights Conference

Regional Development Programmes CORDIO

I was one of the initiators of the Coral Reef Degradation in the Indian Ocean Programme and currently serve on the Board. We have over 30 scientists working in the field in three regional offices. A recent report was just cited in the Economist October 26, 2000 Issue. WWW.CORDIO.COM

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Carl Gustaf Lundin – curriculum vitae

SEACAM

I was one of the initiators and members of the Board of the Secretariat for Eastern Africa Coastal Area Management, an NGO promoting sustainable coastal management and capacity building in the Eastern Africa and Western Indian Ocean Region. WWW .SEACAM.MZ

Peer Review Selected projects where I assisted and participated in peer reviews are listed below: Eritrea Estonia Indonesia Latvia Lithuania

Ports Rehabilitation Project Haapsula and Matsula Lagoons Environment Project Maluku Biodiversity Project Leipaja Environment Project Klaipeda Environment Project

May 1989 January 1991

Environmental Consultant, World Bank, Washington, D.C., Office of the Vice President of Policy and Research. Assisted the Principal Science and Technology Advisor. Prepared a policy paper on ozone depletion and the role of the Bank in developing countries. Assisted in the preparation of other related reports defining The Bank's work in climate change as well as other science policy issues including technology transfer and the use of science for development.

Spring 1989

Intern, Competitive Enterprise Institute, Washington, D.C. Prepared a report on air pollution and private ownership of air spaces, as a tool to improve air quality. Did various research tasks on Capitol Hill and covered media events. March-December 1998

Researcher of Environment in Developing Countries, Timbro, Stockholm, Sweden Wrote a report on environmental issues, causes and effects in developing countries with particular focus on tenure systems and the importance of private property in natural resources management. I also studied some of the effects of Aid on development in Latin America, Africa and South Pacific.

1987

Public Relations Manager, The Swedish Employers Federation, Stockholm, Sweden. Organized various exhibits and lectured for school classes and public at large on the importance of industry and private initiatives for development. Supervised a team of ten guides and information Specialists.

1983 -1984

Second Lieutenant, Swedish Infantry, Gavle, Sweden. Led 30 men in combat training including fighting with live ammunition and supervising construction of bomb shelters. Fieldwork under very arduous conditions. Recommended for excellent behaviour, good tactics and management of troops.

PUBLICATIONS Guidelines for Integrated Coastal Zone Management, ESD Studies and Monographs Series No 9, World Bank, Editors: Jan Post and Carl G. Lundin, 1996. Integrated Coastal Zone Management in Eastern Africa Including the Island States, Proceedings of the Workshop and Ministerial Conference, Sida and World Bank, Editors: Olof Linden and Carl Gustaf Lundin, 1997. Integrated Coastal Zone Management in Mozambique, National Workshop Proceedings, Sida and World Bank, Editors: Olof Linden and Carl Gustaf Lundin, 1997. Integrated Coastal Zone Management in Tanzania, National Workshop Proceedings, Sida and World Bank, Editors: Olof Linden and Carl Gustaf Lundin, 1996. Global Attempts to Address Shrimp Disease, Marine/Environment Discussion Paper No.4, World Bank Environment Department, Carl Gustaf Lundin, 1996. Coastal Management in Eastern Africa: Status and Future, AMBIO: A Journal of the Human Environment, Ninnal Jivan Shah, Olof Linden, Carl Gustaf Lundin and Ron Johnstone, June 1997.

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Carl Gustaf Lundin – curriculum vitae

Coastal Zone Management in the Islands of the Western Indian Ocean, Chapter 15, Carl Gustaf Lundin, in Coastal Zone Management Imperative for Maritime Developing Nations, Editors: B. U. Haq et al. , Kluwer Academic Publishers, The Netherlands 1997. Indonesian Coral Reefs -An Economic Analysis of a Precious but Threatened Resource, AMBIO A Journal of the Human Environment, Herman Cesar, Carl Gustaf Lundin Sofia Bettencourt and John Dixon, September 1997. Integrated Coastal Zone Management in the Seychelles, National Workshop Proceedings, Sida and World Bank, Editors: Carl Gustaf Lundin and Olof Linden, 1995. Africa: A Framework for Integrated Coastal Zone Management, World Bank Environment Department, Second Printing, Carl Gustaf Lundin (Task Manager), Marea Hatziola; and Anders AIm, September 1996. Tanzania Environment Case Study: Coastal and Marine Environment Problems in the United Republic of Tanzania, Marine/Environment Discussion Paper No.3, World Bank Environment Department, Carl Gustaf Lundin, 1993. Marine Biotechnology in Tropical Countries: An Application of Science to Development Problems -Constraints and Opportunities in Capacity Building with a Special Focus on International Cooperation, Carl Gustaf Lundin, NRMI, Stockholm University, 1995. Marine Biotechnology and Developing Countries, Raymond Zilinskas, Carl Gustaf Lundin, World Bank Discussion Paper 210, 1993. Marine Biotechnology in the Asian Pacific Region, Conference Proceedings, Editors: Carl Gustaf Lundin and Raymond A. Zilinskas, 1993. Coastal Ecosystems: Attempts to Manage a Threatened Resource, AMBIO: A Journal of the Human Environment, Carl Gustaf Lundin and Olof Linden, 1993. Environmental Aspects of Sewage Disposal In Coastal Areas -A Review of World Bank Experience, Anna Bjerde and Carl Lundin, 1992. Chlorofluorocarbons: The Ozone Layer and Climate Change, Office of the Principal Science and Technology Advisor, World Bank, Discussion Paper 1990. Luftfororeningar och aganderatt, Timbro Rapport 1989. A Property Rights Approach to Air Pollution, CEI May 1989. Miljo i U-Land, Timbro Miljo Rapport, September 1988. Aganderattens Stallning vid Miljoskada, Timbro, August 1988. Genetic Typing of Chicken by Pollyclonal Antibodies, Department of Medical Immunology, Uppsala University, 1987. PRESENTATIONS Arranged a large number of one-day seminars on science and technology in development at The World Bank and in developing countries. Examples of topics are CFC and developing countries; Sea Level Rise; Marine Biotechnology, Marine Biodiversity; Fisheries Management; Enforcement Issues in Fisheries; Marine Pollution; Wetland Management; Coastal Erosion; Computer Modelling in Coastal Management; Transponders in Fisheries Management; Marine Electronic Highways; Coral Reef Degradation; Environmental Security; GIS in Coastal Management and Aquaculture and Marine Protected Area Management. Responsible for several training courses, including lecturing on Integrated Coastal Zone Management for The World Bank. Arranged a week-long national workshop on Integrated Coastal Zone Management in Mozambique, May 1996. Arranged a week-long national workshop on Integrated Coastal Zone Management in Tanzania, May 1995. Arranged a week-long national workshop on Integrated Coastal Zone Management in Seychelles, February 1995. Arranged a week-long Workshop on Marine Biotechnology in Asia and the Pacific, Bangkok, November 1993. Opening lecturer at a conference on Oil Spill Response Capabilities in the Africa Region. Exploring approaches for development and improvement, March 1996. Coordinated the World Banks Input to the Workshop and Policy Conference on Integrated Coastal Zone Management in Eastern Africa including the Island States, Tanzania, Apri11993. Arrangement of two sessions on "Marine Biotechnology and Developing Countries" at the second and third International Conferences on Marine Biotechnology in Baltimore, Maryland, USA 1992 and Tromso, Norway 1994 respectively. Member of Steering Committee for the Swedish Royal Colloquium, prepared substantial input for the documentation of a series of its conferences and have kept World Bank Managing Director, Mr. Sandstrom informed of issues in ICZM. I assisted in the arrangement of the Royal Colloquia in 1992, 1993 and 1994, focusing on ICZM and the development agenda. Arranged a Conference on "The Ozone Layer: How it is Measured, How it Affects Our Health and Solutions Being Developed by Industry," The World Bank, January 1990. CONFERENCE AND WORKSHOP PARTICIPATION

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Carl Gustaf Lundin – curriculum vitae

Participated in a very large number of international conferences in the environment field including several on coastal management related topics as well as global governance, science and technology policy, development economics, disaster preparedness, marine biodiversity, geographical information systems, ecological economics and several more. Specifics regarding topics and dates provided upon request. Represented the World Bank at several major international conferences like COFI, Coral Reef ) Initiative, UNEPs Land Based Sources of Marine Pollution and the Arusha Conference on Integrated Coastal Zone Management in East Africa and the Island States. I have also participated in several of the preparatory meetings to UNCED as well as other UN coordinating forums for development of and follow up to Chapter 17 of Agenda 21. REFERENCES Sven Sandstrom, Managing Director, The World Bank, 1818 H street Washington D.C. 20433 U.S.A. Telephone: 1202-4581138. E-Mail: [email protected] Thomas Lovejoy, Lead Specialist for Environment and Biodiversity Advisor to the World Bank President. The World Bank, 1818 H street Washington D.C. 20433 U.S.A. Telephone: 1-202-4587837, Fax: 1-202-6760199. E-Mail: [email protected] Stephen Lintner, Principal Environmental Specialist, Environment Department, The World Bank, 1818 H street Washington D.C. 20433 U.S.A. Telephone: 1-202-4732506, Fax: 1-202-477 ( ) 0568. E-Mail: [email protected]. Ross Shotton, Senior Fisheries Resources Officer, F AO Fisheries Department, Rome Italy. Telephone: 39-0657056481 E-Mail: [email protected] David Freestone, Head of the Environmentally and Socially Sustainable Development Unit of the Legal Department of the World Bank. Telephone: 1-202-4581743, Fax: 1-202-4770568. E-Mail: [email protected]

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