Peline Atamer
Head of Unit, Sustainable Infrastructure and Green Growth, Eurasia Division
OECD
Peline Atamer is a senior policy analyst and Head of Sustainable Infrastructure and Green Growth Unit within the Eurasia Division of the OECD's Global Relations and Co-operation Directorate. Her expertise covers investment and innovation policies for private sector development and sustainable growth, including sector-specific work in industry, sustainable agri-foods, and digitalization. Peline is currently leading the Sustainable Infrastructure Programme in Asia (SIPA) in Central Asia, which aims to develop capacity within governments to align investments on low-carbon targets in energy, transport and hard-to-abate industries. Prior to joining the OECD in 2014, Peline worked in the private sector as a consultant, delivering projects for public and private organizations in transport, energy and industrial sectors.
OECD Horizontal work on critical minerals development in Central Asia
With the support of the UK FCDO, the OECD is leading a project on critical minerals development in Central Asia. The overarching objective of this project is to help Central Asian countries (Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan and Uzbekistan) develop policies that foster the development of a critical mining sector that contributes to long-term sustainable and inclusive growth and attractive to foreign direct investment (FDI). It aims specifically to promote the highest standards in mining practices and good governance of the CRM sector in the areas of (i) responsible business conduct; (ii) management of environmental risks; and (iii) tax policy.