Gabriela Flores Zavala

Gabriela Flores Zavala was a senior associate in IIED's Shaping Sustainable Markets until September 2024

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Languages: English, Spanish

Gabriela Flores is a communications specialist

Projects

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Addressing illegal artisanal and small-scale gold mining in Colombia

Archived Project

Insights

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Ecosystem-based adaptation: three ways evidence can influence policymakers

Insight, 14 March 2023

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Building wider support for ecosystem-based adaptation: how can communications help?

Insight, 12 July 2021

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Women ally with nature to adapt to climate change

Insight, 06 March 2020

Water and gravity are used to separate and, ultimately, leave the diamonds (Photo: James McQuilken/@J_McQuilken)

Sustainable development and artisanal mining: time to broaden the ‘blood diamonds’ conversation?

Insight, 03 December 2018

Pope Francis met with indigenous leaders, including Yesica Patiachi who is from the Harakbut people, one of the three main ethnic groups in the Madre de Dios region

On pilgrimage in Madre de Dios: starting a journey to sustainable artisanal mining

Insight, 07 February 2018

A woman miner holds a rough red garnet found at a mine in Tanzania. Tanzania's artisanal and small-scale miners are fuelled by determination and the hope to strike it big (Photo: Magali Rochat)

Four lessons on communicating ASM stories of change

Insight, 17 October 2017

Women from a mining community talk with Amina Tahiru, a member of the Learning and Leadership Group (Photo: Gabriella Flores)

In pictures: a dialogue for action on mining in Ghana

Insight, 06 September 2016

Publications

Preview of 17435IIED.pdf

Golden practices that defy gloom

01 October 2017

Preview of 17436IIED.pdf

Small ventures, big hopes

01 October 2017

Preview of 17439IIED.pdf

Sapphire mines that become forests

01 October 2017