Monica Picavea

Background

About Monica Picavea

Monica Picavea, has a master's degree in Management for Competitiveness with an emphasis on Sustainability, from Fundação Getúlio Vargas - SP. Studied MBA in Business at Baldwin Wallace University - OHIO, USA; He has a postgraduate degree in Marketing from the Catholic Faculty of Business Administration - FAE - Paraná, Having worked in several communication and marketing companies, for 11 years he has held executive positions in Third Sector Organizations. Studied Design in Sustainability at Gaia Education in Scotland, and today works with the development of intersectoral strategies for social development. Official Trainer of the Methodology of the Movement in Cities in Transition. Brings 16 awards in the areas of social projects from the Alphaville Foundation and two national awards in Sustainability from the AlphaVille Urbanismo Directorate of Sustainability. He served as Superintendent of the Stickel Foundation, and founded the Oficina da Sustentabilidade, which works with socio-environmental projects for companies and institutions. Oficina, has already created 3 work methodologies recognized by partner movements as ways to work the transition in companies, volunteering and low income communities. It was certified as Company B in 2015, one of the first in Brazil, and won the Eco Award for Best B initiative in 2016. Still as company B, it was classified in the world ranking of the 10% best scores in the world for 5 consecutive years. He represented Brazil at the Conferences of Cities in Transition at Newton Abbot 2010, Liverpool 2011. He presented the case of Low Income Communities in Transition at the invitation of UNITAR - at the UNHABITAT World Urbanism Forum - in Napoli - 2012. She was chosen as a Social Innovator in Brazil by the Fellowship Program of the Rockfeller Foundation 2016/2017. This program is promoted by the SRC - Stockolm Resilience Center, Bertha Center - Canada and the University of Cape Town. He has a Specialization in Design for Sustainability, from Gaia Education, where he is currently vice-president of the Council. She is an official trainer of the Transition Cities Movement. It implemented the first transition project for sustainability in a very low income community in the world, TT Brasilandia. Facilitated the structuring of the Santana de Parnaíba Local Voluntary Report, the first city in Brazil to deliver the report to the United Nations in 2019.