[{"data":1,"prerenderedAt":356},["ShallowReactive",2],{"team-green-corruption":3},[4,26,46,59,78,91,112,129,145,163,185,200,216,230,246,262,275,293,311,324,341],{"id":5,"status":6,"sort":7,"user_created":8,"date_created":9,"user_updated":8,"date_updated":10,"first_name":11,"last_name":12,"position":13,"phone":7,"email":14,"image":15,"cv":16,"category":17,"division":7,"location":7,"tags":18,"nid":19,"slug":20,"function":7,"country":21,"directorate":23,"hidden":25},803,"published",null,"3d9ff205-1640-4f34-b5b6-86977f51bbd6","2026-04-23T22:19:09.000Z","2026-05-20T21:28:32.000Z","Dafy Faramalala","Andriamparany","Specialist, Corruption Prevention","fara.andriamparany@baselgovernance.org","fdf02269-9b84-40b0-b2e8-bf566d329f79","Dafy Faramalala Andriamparany joined the Basel Institute on Governance in January 2026 as Specialist, Corruption Prevention for the Green Corruption programme in Madagascar.\n\nFara is currently working on the UK DEFRA-funded project, \"Building a global network to prevent biodiversity-related corruption\". This initiative spans Bolivia, Indonesia, Madagascar and Malawi, supporting government partners to identify and mitigate corruption risks in anti-illegal wildlife trade (IWT) and conservation efforts, while facilitating cross-country knowledge exchange.\n\nFara brings extensive experience to this role. Most recently, Fara served for over three years (2021–2025) as Environmental Project Manager at Transparency International – Initiative Madagascar. Her work focused on identifying and mitigating risks related to wildlife trafficking and natural resource management, including conducting corruption risk assessments in climate governance and facilitating capacity-building workshops for national and international stakeholders.\n\nShe also draws on her experience as Project Manager at Insuco Madagascar, where she oversaw the planning, technical implementation and monitoring of complex environmental and social projects.\n\nFara is a Research Associate and GI-ACE (Governance & Integrity Anti-Corruption Evidence) Fellow, conducting research hosted by the Centre for the Study of Corruption at the University of Sussex. Her research specifically addresses the imperative of tackling environmental corruption in Madagascar. She has authored several leading publications on corruption risks affecting precious woods, the mining industry and the endangered species trade.\n\nFara holds a Master’s degree (Master II) in Geography, specialising in Environmental Dynamics and Risks, from the University of Yaounde I in Cameroon, and is an Agricultural Engineer specialised in Agro-management at the University of Antananarivo.","Field staff",[17],"62634","dafy-faramalala-andriamparany",[22],"Africa",[24],"Green Corruption",false,{"id":27,"status":6,"sort":28,"user_created":29,"date_created":30,"user_updated":8,"date_updated":31,"first_name":32,"last_name":33,"position":34,"phone":35,"email":36,"image":37,"cv":38,"category":17,"division":7,"location":7,"tags":39,"nid":40,"slug":41,"function":42,"country":43,"directorate":45,"hidden":25},709,31,"03bebfd8-0b40-4a2a-820d-b9d9c13b9de6","2025-03-27T21:21:46.000Z","2026-05-20T21:43:09.000Z","Lakso","Anindito","Team Leader, Indonesia","","lakso.anindito@baselgovernance.org","605882b8-0b8d-48b3-a31a-1178a42e5d76","Lakso Anindito joined the Basel Institute on Governance in June 2022 as Team Leader, Indonesia. He leads the Institute’s technical engagement in the country, currently under the UK DEFRA IWT CF funded Follow-the-Money project and previously through the USAID INTEGRITAS programme.\n\nUnder the Follow-the-Money project, Lakso provides capacity building and technical advice to various Indonesian government partners. His focus is on financial investigations of environmental cases and developing institutional guidelines for anti-money laundering investigations.\n\nBefore joining the Basel Institute, Lakso spent 11 years as an investigator and legal specialist at the Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) and the Presidential office (UKP4 and REDD+ Agency). At the KPK, he focused on corporate criminal liability and risk reduction in natural resource management. He investigated several high-profile cases, including the first case of corporate criminal liability for money laundering at KPK. He also trained internal auditors from SOEs and government investigators at the Anti-Corruption Learning Center.\n\nAt the REDD+ Agency, Lakso worked on law enforcement and dispute resolution, piloting a legal compliance audit to prevent forest and land fires. He also supervised the implementation of the “multidoor” enforcement approach for forestry and priority natural resource-related cases.\n\nLakso is currently pursuing a PhD in Law at the University of Indonesia. He holds a Master of Law in European and International Trade Law from Lund University, Sweden, as a recipient of a Swedish Institute Scholarship for Global Professionals, and a Bachelor's in Law from the Universitas Gadjah Mada, Indonesia.",[17],"61082","lakso-anindito",[],[44],"Asia & Pacific",[24],{"id":47,"status":6,"sort":7,"user_created":8,"date_created":9,"user_updated":8,"date_updated":31,"first_name":48,"last_name":49,"position":50,"phone":7,"email":51,"image":52,"cv":53,"category":17,"division":7,"location":7,"tags":54,"nid":55,"slug":56,"function":7,"country":57,"directorate":58,"hidden":25},804,"Taufik","Asril","Senior Specialist, Grants Management","taufik.asril@baselgovernance.org","a5c82109-14e2-4cc9-b11a-79fc84218f7f","Taufik Asril joined the Basel Institute on Governance in April 2026 as Senior Specialist, Grant Management. Based in Jakarta, Indonesia, he manages the subgrants to consortium partners in a multi-year programme led by the Basel Institute’s Green Corruption programme and supported by Norway’s International Climate and Forest Initiative (NICFI).\n\nTaufik has spent over 25 years working in international development across Indonesia and Timor-Leste, gaining experience across a wide range of organisations and roles. Prior to joining the Basel Institute, he was Rainforest Trust Project Manager at Fauna & Flora’s Indonesia Programme. Before that, he spent five years managing grants and contracts on the USAID-CEGAH project on combating corruption in Indonesia with Management Systems International.\n\nHis career has also taken him through similar work at Chemonics International and Cowater International, a programme management stint at International Relief and Development (IRD) and earlier roles at the Embassy of Japan in Jakarta and the British Council, where he led social development projects. Over time, he has become “fluent” in the compliance and operational demands of major donors including USAID, NORAD, DFAT Australia and the Asian Development Bank.\n\nTaufik holds a Master of Arts in Development Studies from the University of East Anglia in Norwich, UK, and a Bachelor of Arts in English Language and Literature from Andalas University in Padang, Indonesia.",[17],"62747","taufik-asril",[44],[24],{"id":60,"status":6,"sort":61,"user_created":29,"date_created":62,"user_updated":63,"date_updated":64,"first_name":65,"last_name":66,"position":67,"phone":35,"email":68,"image":69,"cv":70,"category":17,"division":7,"location":7,"tags":71,"nid":72,"slug":73,"function":74,"country":75,"directorate":77,"hidden":25},717,36,"2025-03-27T21:21:51.000Z","b0662e2a-864d-4888-a1b7-4342b7570b30","2025-07-13T12:24:58.000Z","Aldo","Bautista","Senior Specialist, Corruption Prevention","aldo.bautista@baselgovernance.org","99fe88eb-9318-46be-91e9-0b8841b142bc","Aldo Bautista joined the Basel Institute in September 2023 as Senior Specialist, Corruption Prevention for the Green Corruption programme's Latin America team. Aldo is based in Lima and works in Peru, Ecuador and Bolivia.\n\nAldo is also a consultant for the Institute’s Public Finance Management programme in Peru.\n\nAldo worked for the Comptroller General of the Republic of Peru for over 19 years in the areas of government control, performance auditing, social control and environmental and cultural heritage management control. He served as Manager of Performance and Environmental Auditing, Regional Control Manager of Lima Provinces and Deputy Manager of Complaints Attention.\n\nAldo holds a Bachelor's in Sociology from the Universidad Nacional Mayor de San Marcos and a Master's in Participatory Research for Sustainable Development from the Universidad Computense de Madrid. He is also a graduate of the International Master in Sustainable Development from the Universidad Nacional Mayor de San Marcos and holds diplomas in Cultural Heritage Management, Municipal Management and International Studies in Performance Auditing.",[17],"61664","aldo-bautista",[],[76],"Latin America",[24],{"id":79,"status":6,"sort":7,"user_created":8,"date_created":80,"user_updated":8,"date_updated":81,"first_name":82,"last_name":83,"position":13,"phone":7,"email":84,"image":85,"cv":86,"category":17,"division":7,"location":7,"tags":87,"nid":7,"slug":88,"function":7,"country":89,"directorate":90,"hidden":25},808,"2026-04-23T22:19:11.000Z","2026-04-23T22:57:09.000Z","Francisco","Bustamante","francisco.bustamante@baselgovernance.org","0e7a045e-f345-40bf-b1a0-9ff4265f3d3b","Francisco Bustamante joined the Basel Institute’s Green Corruption programme in May 2025 as a Specialist, Corruption Prevention, based in Ecuador.\n\nAs a Legal Specialist, he supports the Institute’s work with public institutions and key stakeholders in Latin America to implement legal and technical measures aimed at strengthening environmental governance. Prior to that, Francisco has already worked for the Basel Institute as a consultant.\n\nBefore joining the Basel Institute, Francisco was a Legal Advisor to the Environmental and Social Remediation Programme of Ecuador’s Ministry of Environment (2010–2012) and to the Constitutional Court of Ecuador (2013–2016). He is also an experienced university lecturer, having taught on both undergraduate and graduate programmes.\n\nFrancisco graduated as a Lawyer from the Universidad de las Américas (2004) and holds a Master of Laws (LL.M.) in Energy and Environmental Law from Tulane University (2008).",[17],"francisco-bustamante",[76],[24],{"id":92,"status":6,"sort":93,"user_created":29,"date_created":94,"user_updated":8,"date_updated":95,"first_name":96,"last_name":97,"position":98,"phone":99,"email":100,"image":101,"cv":102,"category":103,"division":7,"location":7,"tags":104,"nid":106,"slug":107,"function":108,"country":109,"directorate":111,"hidden":25},723,12,"2025-03-27T21:21:55.000Z","2026-04-23T23:17:16.000Z","Dr Amanda","Cabrejo le Roux","Senior Specialist \u002F Deputy Director, Green Corruption","+41 61 205 55 11","amanda.cabrejo@baselgovernance.org","85d279ce-d350-4bc5-ab16-4848f59fc7cd","Dr Amanda Cabrejo le Roux is a Senior Specialist and Deputy Director of the Green Corruption programme at the Basel Institute on Governance. She joined the Institute in June 2022.\n\nPreviously, Amanda worked for the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) for four years in various capacities. As Environmental Law Expert she supported the implementation of the Montevideo V Programme, a 10-year intergovernmental programme on strengthening environmental rule of law worldwide. She also supported UNEP’s Regional Office for Asia and the Pacific in the development and implementation of projects in the area of environmental law and governance. \n\nAmanda was previously an Associate Legal Officer in UNEP’s Law Division at its headquarters in Nairobi, Kenya. She was the Law Division thematic focal point on environmental crime, advising on related strategies, projects and partnerships worldwide. She also coordinated the development of environmental crime reports and guidance materials and contributed to capacity-building activities for national enforcement authorities in Africa, Asia and Latin America.\n\nBefore joining UNEP, Amanda was a visiting researcher at the Centre of Criminology of the University of Cape Town (South Africa) and a junior researcher at the Sorbonne Law School, (Paris, France). She also worked as a legal consultant and is the lead author of a report entitled: “Tightening the Net: Toward a Global Legal Framework on Transnational Organized Environmental Crime” (WWF and the Global Initiative Against Transnational Organized Crime, 2015).\n\nAmanda holds a PhD in Law from the Sorbonne Law School. She is the recipient of research prizes including the prestigious Vendôme Prize 2019 awarded by the French Ministry of Justice for her Ph.D. thesis (“Ne bis in idem – the prohibition of double jeopardy – at the crossroads of the discourses of supranational courts regarding criminal justice”). She also holds a LL.M. in International Criminal Law (University of Amsterdam\u002FColumbia Law School), Master's Degrees in French Law and Comparative Criminal Law (Sorbonne Law School) and Spanish Law (Universidad Complutense), and Bachelor’s Degrees in History (Universities Paris 1) and Anthropology (University Paris 8).","Management",[105],"Team","61128","dr-amanda-cabrejo-le-roux",[],[110],"Switzerland (HQ)",[24],{"id":113,"status":6,"sort":114,"user_created":29,"date_created":115,"user_updated":63,"date_updated":116,"first_name":117,"last_name":118,"position":119,"phone":35,"email":120,"image":121,"cv":122,"category":17,"division":7,"location":7,"tags":123,"nid":124,"slug":125,"function":126,"country":127,"directorate":128,"hidden":25},725,41,"2025-03-27T21:21:57.000Z","2025-07-13T12:27:55.000Z","Héctor","Chávez","Specialist, Asset Recovery","hector.chavez@baselgovernance.org","ff4114e1-59ca-44fe-85a5-ea604f92cade","José Héctor Chávez Pérez joined the Basel Institute’s Green Corruption team in Latin America in September 2022 as a Specialist, Asset Recovery, following several months as a consultant on asset recovery issues.\n\nSpecialised in criminal law, Héctor previously served as Deputy Provincial Anti-Corruption Prosecutor in Peru. In this role and others within the Peruvian Public Prosecutor’s Office, he dedicated himself to investigating complex cases of corruption, tracing illicit financial flows, and seeking to confiscate and recover assets of illicit origin. He has significant experience in developing special investigative strategies and procedures for corruption and money laundering cases, including effective collaboration.  \n   \nHéctor holds a Bachelor of Law from the Universidad Privada Antenor Orrego and is a candidate for a Master's in Criminal Sciences from Universidad Privada San Martín de Porres, both in Peru.",[17],"61202","hector-chavez",[],[76],[24],{"id":130,"status":6,"sort":131,"user_created":29,"date_created":132,"user_updated":63,"date_updated":133,"first_name":134,"last_name":135,"position":13,"phone":35,"email":136,"image":137,"cv":138,"category":17,"division":7,"location":7,"tags":139,"nid":140,"slug":141,"function":142,"country":143,"directorate":144,"hidden":25},731,46,"2025-03-27T21:22:00.000Z","2025-07-13T12:29:02.000Z","Karla","Coronado","karla.coronado@baselgovernance.org","44ca073e-2b0f-4f02-a069-c53ecd9e7a85","Karla Coronado joined the Basel Institute on Governance in September 2022 as a Specialist, Corruption Prevention in the Green Corruption programme.\n\nPreviously, she worked as an Internal Control and Integrity Specialist and Organisational Development Specialist for the Regional Government of San Martín in Peru. In these roles, she supported various aspects including governmental controls, risk management, transparency and integrity, as well as process management, organisational design and modernisation of the State.\n\nIn addition, she has been a Resident Consultant for the Subnational Public Finance Management Strengthening Programme in Peru, which is implemented by the Basel Institute on Governance through a local team. Her focus was on the implementation of an adequate management control system and the strengthening of ethics, transparency and accountability mechanisms.\n\nKarla holds a bachelor’s degree in Administration from Universidad Nacional de San Martín and a master’s degree in Public Management from Universidad César Vallejo, both in Peru.",[17],"61221","karla-coronado",[],[76],[24],{"id":146,"status":6,"sort":147,"user_created":29,"date_created":148,"user_updated":63,"date_updated":149,"first_name":150,"last_name":151,"position":152,"phone":35,"email":153,"image":154,"cv":155,"category":17,"division":7,"location":7,"tags":156,"nid":157,"slug":158,"function":159,"country":160,"directorate":161,"hidden":25},733,48,"2025-03-27T21:22:02.000Z","2026-04-23T23:37:00.000Z","Walther","Delgado","Deputy Head, Latin America ICAR \u002F Senior Specialist, Asset Recovery (Green Corruption)","walther.delgado@baselgovernance.org","70f4c32c-f3e4-4a15-a470-c0c24b727603","Walther Javier Delgado Tovar joined the Basel Institute on Governance in November 2021. As of 2024, he serves as Deputy Head, Latin America for our International Centre for Asset Recovery (ICAR) as well as Senior Specialist, Asset Recovery working with the Basel Institute's Green Corruption programme. \n\nIn this role, among other things, he supports prosecutors and specialised environmental prosecutors in Peru and Bolivia in implementing financial investigations in order to recover illicit assets. This includes through training, mentoring, legal technical assistance, case strategy design and international cooperation.\n\nWalther has worked for 16 years as a criminal prosecutor, dedicating the last 10 years to the investigation and prosecution of highly complex national corruption cases committed by criminal organisations. He participated as Deputy Prosecutor in the oral trials against former Peruvian President Alberto Fujimori for crimes of corruption of public officials and crimes against humanity. He was also involved in the successful prosecutions of several regional Peruvian heads of governments and mayors for crimes including illicit enrichment, money laundering and aggravated collusion, and succeeded in recovering significant quantities of assets in these cases. \n\nWalther has wide-ranging expertise in special investigative procedures, such as effective collaboration, and was a member of the Steering Committee of the National Commission of Seized Assets, an entity in charge of the administration of seized and confiscated assets.\n\nHe has written several books on criminal matters, criminal procedure and Extinción de dominio (Peru’s non-conviction based forfeiture law), and more than a dozen articles in specialised journals. He has been heavily involved in the implementation of the extinción de dominio law in Peru, through his academic publications since 2009.\n\nWalther holds a Bachelor of Law and a Master's in Criminal Sciences, and has studied for a PhD in Law and Political Science from the Universidad Nacional Mayor de San Marcos, Peru.",[17],"60722","walther-delgado",[],[76],[162,24],"Asset Recovery",{"id":164,"status":6,"sort":165,"user_created":29,"date_created":166,"user_updated":8,"date_updated":31,"first_name":167,"last_name":168,"position":169,"phone":170,"email":171,"image":172,"cv":173,"category":174,"division":7,"location":7,"tags":175,"nid":177,"slug":178,"function":179,"country":182,"directorate":184,"hidden":25},694,1,"2025-03-27T21:21:37.000Z","Juhani","Grossmann","Director, Green Corruption \u002F Senior Advisor for Central and Eastern Europe","+41 61 205 55 30","juhani.grossmann@baselgovernance.org","013f8c6f-1926-4d2a-88f2-e1ca72cfef39","Juhani Grossmann directs the Basel Institute's Green Corruption programme and is Senior Advisor for Central and Eastern Europe, in which role he heads the Institute's Representative Office in Ukraine. He joined the Basel Institute in April 2020. \n\nAs Director of the Green Corruption programme, he provides strategic oversight of the 20-member team located in eight countries, consisting of financial investigations and corruption prevention experts. The team advises law enforcement on the financial elements of crimes that affect the environment as well as building robust corruption prevention systems at natural resource agencies and state-owned enterprises. The Green Corruption programme's strategy for 2025-28 envisions a strategic prioritisation of engagements related to forestry, critical minerals and renewables. \n\nAs Senior Advisor on Central and Eastern Europe, Juhani leads the Basel Institute’s multi-faceted support to Ukraine since the wide-scale invasion in 2022. This includes advisory work to Ukrainian Ministries, agencies and state-owned enterprises, and close collaboration with Ukrainian civil society with the aim of strengthening the integrity of Ukraine’s Restoration efforts.\n\nPrior to joining the Institute, he spent close to 20 years in Indonesia, the Philippines, Ukraine and Russia leading anti-corruption and good governance programmes, advising governments and civil society on internal controls and compliance, public service complaint-handling systems, strategic communications, access to public information, election oversight and integrity, and campaign finance regulation.\n\nJuhani holds a Master’s degree in Public Management from Hertie School of Governance in Berlin, Germany, as well as an MA in International Conflict Resolution and a BA in Political Science, both from Landegg International University in Switzerland.","Director",[176],"Senior management","8287","juhani-grossmann",[180,181],"Core Management","Extended Management",[183,110],"Europe",[24],{"id":186,"status":6,"sort":7,"user_created":8,"date_created":187,"user_updated":8,"date_updated":188,"first_name":189,"last_name":190,"position":191,"phone":7,"email":192,"image":193,"cv":194,"category":17,"division":7,"location":7,"tags":195,"nid":196,"slug":197,"function":7,"country":198,"directorate":199,"hidden":25},813,"2026-04-23T22:19:14.000Z","2026-05-20T21:28:33.000Z","Sawan","Gutteea","Senior Specialist, Financial Investigations","sawan.gutteea@baselgovernance.org","5937251f-6fd8-4527-b7a2-c244dbcbe32d","Sawan Gutteea joined the Basel Institute on Governance in April 2026 as Senior Specialist, Financial Investigations for our Green Corruption programme in Malawi. In this role, he supports complex financial investigations linked to illegal wildlife trade, corruption and money laundering, applying intelligence-led methodologies such as “follow-the-money” analysis, asset tracing, financial profiling and social mapping to identify key actors, enablers and the ultimate beneficiaries of illicit financial flows.\n\nSawan began his career as a Police Officer with the Mauritius Police Force, where he served for seven years. He is an ACCA-qualified professional with over two decades of experience spanning law enforcement, financial investigations and regulatory compliance.\n\nPrior to joining the Basel Institute, Sawan served for over 17 years in the Analysis Division of the Financial Intelligence Unit Mauritius, most recently as a Senior Financial Intelligence Analyst. He led and supported high-profile financial investigations involving corruption, fraud, drug trafficking and money laundering, working closely with national authorities and international partners. He played a key role in transforming financial intelligence into prosecutable evidence. His work contributed to significant outcomes, including asset recovery, criminal prosecutions, arrests and substantial tax assessments.\n\nSawan also gained private sector experience in AML\u002FCFT compliance with accountancy and audit firm Alliott Mauritius, where he held a supervisory role. He led independent AML\u002FCFT audits, developed compliance policies and procedures, and delivered training to reporting entities.",[17],"62729","sawan-gutteea",[22],[24],{"id":201,"status":6,"sort":202,"user_created":29,"date_created":203,"user_updated":63,"date_updated":204,"first_name":205,"last_name":206,"position":119,"phone":35,"email":207,"image":208,"cv":209,"category":17,"division":7,"location":7,"tags":210,"nid":211,"slug":212,"function":213,"country":214,"directorate":215,"hidden":25},744,59,"2025-03-27T21:22:08.000Z","2025-07-13T12:32:07.000Z","Hade","Henriquez","hade.henriquez@baselgovernance.org","c5ecc28c-6787-4f8b-9bdb-b91c0b3f491b","Hade Emperatriz Henriquez Salazar joined the Basel Institute's Green Corruption team in Latin America in July 2024 as an Asset Recovery Specialist.\n\nBefore joining the institute, Hade worked for almost 13 years in the Anti-Corruption and Money Laundering Prosecution Office in Peru, where for the last two years she was Deputy Anti-Corruption Prosecutor. In this and other positions within the Peruvian Public Ministry Hade has been dedicated to investigating complex cases of corruption of public officials, tracing illicit financial flows for confiscation and recovering assets of illicit origin. She has extensive experience in developing special investigative strategies and procedures for corruption and money laundering cases, including promoting effective cooperation.\n\nHade holds a law degree from the University of Alas Peruanas in Peru, with post-graduate studies in criminal procedural law and a specialisation in money laundering.",[17],"61996","hade-henriquez",[],[76],[24],{"id":217,"status":6,"sort":7,"user_created":8,"date_created":218,"user_updated":8,"date_updated":219,"first_name":220,"last_name":221,"position":13,"phone":7,"email":222,"image":223,"cv":224,"category":17,"division":7,"location":7,"tags":225,"nid":226,"slug":227,"function":7,"country":228,"directorate":229,"hidden":25},817,"2026-04-23T22:19:15.000Z","2026-05-20T21:28:34.000Z","Charles","Maluwa","charles.maluwa@baselgovernance.org","a203db8f-2ce1-4051-8201-25ef797a3b45","Charles Maluwa joined the Basel Institute on Governance in April 2026 as Specialist, Corruption Prevention for our Green Corruption programme in Malawi. In this role, he provides technical assistance to environmental and other relevant agencies to identify and mitigate corruption risks in Malawi’s wildlife conservation and forestry sectors.\n\nCharles is a governance, corruption prevention and institutional integrity specialist with over seven years of experience in corruption risk assessments, internal control strengthening and implementation of integrity frameworks across public institutions.\n\nHe previously served as a Corruption Prevention Officer at the Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB), where he conducted institutional integrity reviews, business process mapping and anti-fraud audits and advised government agencies on corruption prevention measures aligned with Malawi’s National Anti-Corruption Strategy II and the Corrupt Practices Act.\n\nCharles is also skilled in legal and policy framework analysis, legislative interpretation, anti-corruption training and multi-stakeholder coordination. He also served as a consulting partner at the Institute of Governance Accountability (IGA) in Malawi, leading initiatives that promote transparency, accountability and environmental governance.",[17],"62730","charles-maluwa",[22],[24],{"id":231,"status":6,"sort":232,"user_created":29,"date_created":233,"user_updated":63,"date_updated":234,"first_name":235,"last_name":236,"position":119,"phone":35,"email":237,"image":238,"cv":239,"category":17,"division":7,"location":7,"tags":240,"nid":241,"slug":242,"function":243,"country":244,"directorate":245,"hidden":25},765,76,"2025-03-27T21:22:22.000Z","2025-07-13T12:37:30.000Z","Manuel","Moncada","manuel.moncada@baselgovernance.org","6af33938-8f53-4f46-a439-bae4edf0f056","Manuel Alejandro Moncada Ponte joined the Basel Institute’s International Centre for Asset Recovery (ICAR) in Latin America in June 2021 and is currently Specialist, Asset Recovery. He is responsible primarily for legal research and support for asset recovery cases involving non-conviction based forfeiture mechanisms.\n\nManuel obtained his Bachelor of Law degree from the Universidad de Piura in Peru, where he gained experience at various private law firms and participated in workshops and specialised programmes on criminal procedure and criminal law. Since graduation, he has continued to pursue specialist skills and experience in investigating and prosecuting white-collar crime.\n\nBefore joining the Basel Institute, Manuel worked for three years as a Prosecutor’s Assistant in Peru’s Special Prosecutor's Office for Public Sector Corruption as part of a special investigation team focused on the Lava Jato corruption and money laundering complex of cases.",[17],"59452","manuel-moncada",[],[76],[24],{"id":247,"status":6,"sort":248,"user_created":29,"date_created":249,"user_updated":63,"date_updated":250,"first_name":251,"last_name":252,"position":119,"phone":35,"email":253,"image":254,"cv":255,"category":17,"division":7,"location":7,"tags":256,"nid":257,"slug":258,"function":259,"country":260,"directorate":261,"hidden":25},779,88,"2025-03-27T21:22:31.000Z","2025-07-13T12:41:09.000Z","Alejandra","Romero","alejandra.romero@baselgovernance.org","3b385556-f472-48d0-913f-35f945b153c8","Alejandra Ysabel Romero Zevallos joined the Basel Institute’s Green Corruption team in Latin America in September 2022 as a Specialist, Asset Recovery.\n\nAlejandra previously worked as an Assistant Prosecutor in the Public Prosecutor's Office of Peru. In this role, she specialised in complex cases of corruption involving public officials involved in organised crime networks. She previously provided legal support at the criminal court in San Juan de Lurigancho and has specialist experience in criminal law, criminal procedure and investigative strategies for asset recovery.\n\nAlongside a law degree, Alejandra is a candidate for a Master's in Criminal Sciences from the Universidad San Martin de Porres in Peru.",[17],"61215","alejandra-romero",[],[76],[24],{"id":263,"status":6,"sort":7,"user_created":8,"date_created":264,"user_updated":8,"date_updated":219,"first_name":265,"last_name":266,"position":13,"phone":7,"email":267,"image":268,"cv":269,"category":17,"division":7,"location":7,"tags":270,"nid":271,"slug":272,"function":7,"country":273,"directorate":274,"hidden":25},824,"2026-04-23T22:19:19.000Z","Orfan","Saldaña Ávila","orfan.saldana@baselgovernance.org","f9ad7f03-3020-4a21-a57d-d8f0ca8cdb55","Orfan Saldaña Ávila joined the Basel Institute on Governance in January 2026 as a Corruption Prevention Specialist. He provides technical assistance to environmental agencies and other institutions in Bolivia to identify and mitigate corruption risks. He also supports the implementation of preventive measures within institutional systems, with a particular focus on the forestry sector.\n\nOrfan has more than 25 years of professional experience in the public and private sectors, specialising in natural resource management, environmental governance and institutional strengthening.\n\nHe spent over 16 years at the Authority for the Supervision and Social Control of Forests and Land (ABT) in Bolivia, where he held a range of senior technical and management positions. These included roles as Technical Officer, Head of Regional Forest and Land Operational Offices (UOBT) in different regions of the country, Departmental Director of ABT in Santa Cruz, and National Head of Operational Control.\n\nIn addition, he has worked as an independent consultant for more than 10 years, supporting the design and implementation of forest management instruments and providing technical assistance on the control, management and sustainable use of forest resources.\n\nOrfan is a Forest Engineer and holds a degree from the Universidad Autónoma Gabriel René Moreno (UAGRM) in Santa Cruz de la Sierra, Bolivia, as well as a postgraduate diploma in Environmental Management from the Universidad de Aquino Bolivia.",[17],"62664","orfan-saldana-avila",[76],[24],{"id":276,"status":6,"sort":277,"user_created":29,"date_created":278,"user_updated":63,"date_updated":279,"first_name":280,"last_name":281,"position":119,"phone":282,"email":283,"image":284,"cv":285,"category":17,"division":7,"location":7,"tags":286,"nid":288,"slug":289,"function":290,"country":291,"directorate":292,"hidden":25},787,94,"2025-03-27T21:22:36.000Z","2025-07-13T12:42:31.000Z","Ledy","Segura","+51 977 187 775","ledy.segura@baselgovernance.org","62ffa77c-03d9-4c1a-9fc5-ad3de129fa94","Ledy Segura joined the Basel Institute's International Centre for Asset Recovery in August 2019 and is currently a Specialist, Asset Recovery in Latin America. She is a licensed lawyer, holding a Bachelor in Law from the Universidad Señor de Sipán in Chiclayo, Peru.\n\nThroughout her studies, Ledy worked as a junior assistant at the Public Prosecutor’s Office of the Lambayeque District in Peru and participated in the prestigious SECIGRA programme of the Peruvian Ministry of Justice. Prior to joining the Basel Institute, Ledy also gained practical experience working in various law firms, specialising particularly in criminal litigation.\n\nIn her current position, Ledy analyses South American jurisprudence and doctrine in selected fields of transnational economic crime and assists in the preparation of academic publications. She specialises in non-conviction based asset confiscation, whose successful implementation is a major factor in the chances of success of asset recovery efforts in Peru and other South American countries.",[287,17],"Peru office","14966","ledy-segura",[],[76],[24],{"id":294,"status":6,"sort":295,"user_created":29,"date_created":296,"user_updated":8,"date_updated":297,"first_name":298,"last_name":299,"position":300,"phone":99,"email":301,"image":302,"cv":303,"category":105,"division":7,"location":7,"tags":304,"nid":305,"slug":306,"function":307,"country":309,"directorate":310,"hidden":25},791,97,"2025-03-27T21:22:39.000Z","2026-04-23T23:19:10.000Z","Taradhinta","Suryandari","Programme Manager","taradhinta.suryandari@baselgovernance.org","8e393f61-5c1b-48c9-8bc6-b82e2b380708","Taradhinta Suryandari joined the Basel Institute on Governance in June 2021 and is currently Programme Manager for the Green Corruption programme.\n\nIn her early career in development assistance, she worked as a research assistant for various on-campus research projects focusing on human rights, non-violent action, and disaster reconstruction. She supported both the research and administrative aspects of these projects.\n\nPrior to joining the Basel Institute, Tara worked as a Program Assistant for the USAID-funded CEGAH project, supporting programmes on corruption surveys, CSO monitoring on corruption prevention strategies, and investigative journalism. She also supported the project on administrative-related tasks, monitoring and evaluation (M&E), and communications. \n\nTara holds a Bachelor of Political Science (International Relations) from Gadjah Mada University, Yogyakarta, Indonesia.",[105],"59272","taradhinta-suryandari",[308],"Programme Management",[110],[162,24],{"id":312,"status":6,"sort":7,"user_created":8,"date_created":264,"user_updated":8,"date_updated":313,"first_name":314,"last_name":315,"position":13,"phone":7,"email":316,"image":317,"cv":318,"category":17,"division":7,"location":7,"tags":319,"nid":320,"slug":321,"function":7,"country":322,"directorate":323,"hidden":25},826,"2026-05-20T21:28:35.000Z","Patricia","Torres","patricia.torres@baselgovernance.org","d69216cf-41a0-43d7-9fab-cdd8e9b940c9","Patricia Torres joined the Basel Institute’s Green Corruption programme in Latin America in May 2025 as a Specialist, Corruption Prevention. She is based in Lima and works in Peru, Ecuador and Bolivia.\n\nPatricia has 15 years of experience in the formulation and implementation of environmental public policies, with an emphasis on forestry and wildlife.\n\nBefore joining the Basel Institute, she worked as a specialist in the public sector (Organismo de Supervisión de los Recursos Forestales y de Fauna Silvestre, OSINFOR; and Servicio Nacional Forestal y de Fauna Silvestre, SERFOR) and in civil society, leading project implementation (Sociedad Peruana de Derecho Ambiental, SPDA, among others). She has also provided consulting services to entities such as the Ministry of Environment of Peru (MINAM), the Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS) and the Basel Institute on Governance.\n\nPatricia has actively participated in the formulation and approval process of Peru’s current Forestry and Wildlife Law and its regulations and guidelines. She has also contributed to the National Strategy to Reduce Illegal Wildlife Trafficking in Peru (2017–2027) and the associated Action Plan (2017–2022), among other policy instruments, in coordination with relevant national, regional and local stakeholders.\n\nPatricia is a lawyer and holds a Second Specialisation Degree in Environmental and Natural Resources Law from the Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú (PUCP). She is a candidate for a Master’s Degree in Conservation of Forest Resources from the Universidad Nacional Agraria La Molina (UNALM). She has also undertaken specialised studies in public management (PUCP), diversified management of natural tropical forests (CATIE) and forest governance (University Wolverhampton), among others. She joined the Peruvian Bar Association in 2011.",[17],"62388","patricia-torres",[76],[24],{"id":325,"status":6,"sort":326,"user_created":29,"date_created":327,"user_updated":8,"date_updated":328,"first_name":329,"last_name":330,"position":331,"phone":35,"email":332,"image":333,"cv":334,"category":17,"division":7,"location":7,"tags":335,"nid":336,"slug":337,"function":338,"country":339,"directorate":340,"hidden":25},798,103,"2025-03-27T21:22:43.000Z","2026-05-20T21:43:11.000Z","Feinoor","Yudahastuti","Senior Programme Officer \u002F Co-coordinator-Countering Environmental Corruption Practitioners Forum","feinoor.yudahastuti@baselgovernance.org","7e3fe4fe-c897-4c7a-a178-9dd92d066355","Feinoor Yudahastuti joined the Basel Institute on Governance in July 2022 as Senior Programme Officer, initially for the USAID INTEGRITAS programme. She currently coordinates the operational aspects of the Institute’s work in Indonesia under the UK DEFRA IWTCF funded Follow-the-Money project.\n\nFeinoor also currently serves as Co-coordinator of the Countering Environmental Corruption Practitioners Forum, a global platform dedicated to countering environmental corruption through cross-sectoral collaboration. In this role, she organises online events, manages communications with members and liases with the Forum’s four founding organisations.\n\nAs Senior Programme Officer, Feinoor also supports the administrative and programmatic management of projects under the Green Corruption programme in several countries. Her responsibilities include donor compliance, contracting, financial tracking, forecasting and reporting, as well as general administration of the programme’s implementation.\n\nPrior to joining the Basel Institute, Feinoor worked on development projects focusing on blue carbon (carbon stored in coastal and marine ecosystems) and anti-corruption. For example, she contributed to the comprehensive assessment and conservation of blue carbon ecosystems and their services in the Coral Triangle project. She supported marine researchers in creating sea surface temperature and coastal vegetation data maps, gathering data on carbon stocks data and reviewing greenhouse gas policies to develop a science-based Blue Carbon Policy for Indonesia.",[17],"61130","feinoor-yudahastuti",[308],[44],[24],{"id":342,"status":6,"sort":343,"user_created":29,"date_created":344,"user_updated":8,"date_updated":328,"first_name":345,"last_name":346,"position":300,"phone":99,"email":347,"image":348,"cv":349,"category":105,"division":7,"location":7,"tags":350,"nid":351,"slug":352,"function":353,"country":354,"directorate":355,"hidden":25},800,105,"2025-03-27T21:22:44.000Z","Lala","Zinkevych","lala.zinkevych@baselgovernance.org","99e3d100-891f-4eba-90de-b6f8030abefc","Lala Zinkevych joined the Basel Institute on Governance in October 2024 as a Programme Manager. She brings over 15 years of experience leading governance and human rights programmes across Ukraine and Eastern Europe.\n\nBefore joining the Basel Institute, Lala served as a Programme and Policy Adviser with the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA), where she led large-scale protection and recovery programmes in Ukraine. Previously, she managed multimillion democracy support programmes at the National Democratic Institute and advised the World Bank’s Governance Global Practice in Washington, D.C., with a focus on anti-corruption and justice sector reforms in Eastern Europe and the South Caucasus.\n\nFrom 2015 to 2018, Lala supported key governance, anti-corruption and information security reforms as part of the Ministry of Defence of Ukraine’s Reforms Office.\n\nLala holds a Master of Science in Social Policy from the University of Oxford.",[105],"62126","lala-zinkevych",[308],[110],[162,24],1780855219086]