Anika Nicolaas Ponder

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IKEM – Institute for Climate Protection, Energy and Mobility e.V.

Anika Nicolaas Ponder

Anika Nicolaas Ponder

Head of department

Anika Nicolaas Ponder

Head of department

Anika Nicolaas Ponder leads IKEM’s Climate and Innovation Department and has over fifteen years of experience in research at the intersection of climate action, communication, diversity and gender equality. She specialises in the opportunities for social empowerment and engagement arising from the energy transition, as well as innovative formats for science communication. The projects for which Anika has been responsible at IKEM include the annual IKEM Academy, the award-winning Infographic Energy Transition Coloring Book, as well as a project to visualise and disseminate the results of the WindNODE project. She also led the Baltic InteGrid project, which analysed the potential of a transnational offshore power grid in the Baltic Sea. Anika studied at the Amsterdam University of Applied Sciences and completed a Master’s degree in Economics and Development at the Sorbonne, Paris. Her academic career is complemented by extensive professional experience in international organisations, such as the OSCE Mission in Kosovo and the United Nations, where she worked on topics linked to sustainable development, among others. She speaks four languages.

Projects

Publications

Workshop EQT Foto
Nicolaas Ponder, Anika; Stabon, Odile; Camier, Louise; Belltheus Avdic, Dàmir, Hertel, Julie

Bias-busting Workshop zur Bewältigung von Gender Bias im Berufsleben

Workshop on demand, Potsdam. 29.11.2022.
Bye Bye Bias Empfangsbereich
Nicolaas Ponder, Anika; Stabon, Odile; Camier, Louise

Bye bye, bias!

Female Founders Day der HU Berlin, Online. 23.11.2022.
Foto Anika Präsentation Hamburg
Nicolaas Ponder, Anika

Transnational collaboration to optimise the development of offshore wind and green hydrogen in the Baltic Sea region

Interreg Baltic Sea Region opening event, Hamburg, Germany. 20.10.2022.
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IKEM and EUETH will be hosting a series of side events at this year’s climate negotiations to discuss the energy-climate-defense nexus, the reconstruction of Ukraine’s energy system, and nature-based solutions for climate mitigation.