Pau Morandi

Pau Morandi serves as a Policy Fellow at CETEx within the Grantham Research Institute at the London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE), focusing on economic and fiscal policy with specialization in climate finance and sustainable development. Prior to this role, Morandi gained extensive experience at the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) in Washington DC, conducting climate finance assessments across Latin America, and held significant positions in the Argentine government across the Ministries of Environment, Economy, and Productive Development where Morandi spearheaded cross-cutting budget initiatives integrating gender and environmental considerations into public finance systems.

Morandi's academic foundation includes:

• BA in Economics
• MA in International Relations

Research centers on bridging economic policy with environmental sustainability through fiscal mechanisms, with core expertise in debt sustainability frameworks, energy transition financing, and mobilizing private sector engagement in climate finance. This work critically examines public finance structures, central banking policies, and energy systems to develop practical solutions for sustainable economic development while advancing gender-responsive budgeting practices.

No publicly documented PhD or Master's students are associated with Morandi's current position, though collaborative grant-funded projects at CETEx likely involve interdisciplinary research teams. Morandi actively contributes to LSE's climate policy ecosystem through the Grantham Research Institute, working alongside economists, environmental scientists, and policy specialists to address urgent challenges in climate finance and sustainable economic governance.