Sasha Quahe

MSc, Research assistant

Sasha currently works within the Biosphere Finance theme, on research related to corporate and financial sector sustainability, particularly around environmental impact disclosure. Her work has involved operationalising the planetary boundaries framework, global goals for nature and biodiversity, and bridging between science, policy, civil society and business.

Sasha holds an MSc in Social-Ecological Resilience for Sustainable Development from the Stockholm Resilience Centre, Stockholm University. Her dissertation used an interpretive approach to empirically analyse framings of science-based targets, especially those ‘for nature’.

In addition to the above, Sasha has several years’ experience working in the legal industry on communication and education and helping run various non-profits for local education and international issues. Her academic background is in political science, international relations and economics at the University of Western Australia, including an Honours degree in political science and international relations.

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My projects

Essential Environmental Impact Variables

Essential Environmental Impact Variables

We develop 15 “Essential Environmental Impact Variables” (EEIVs), starting with seven primary industries, which capture the most essential information on key environmental impacts of those industries at local and global scales. By focusing on what is most essential, we could reduce reporting burden  whilst providing more meaningful information.

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