Full First Name(s)
Harald
Title (honorific)
Prof
Academic Qualifications
PhD (2006, University of Cape Town, South Africa); MSc Energy and Resources (1998, University of California, Berkeley, USA); MA (1989, University of Cape Town, South Africa); BA Honours (1986, University of Cape Town, South Africa); BA (1985, University of Witwatersrand, South Africa)
Brief Biography (English)

Harald Winkler is a Professor in the Faculty of Engineering and the Built Environment, University of Cape Town. His Research interests are focused on inequality and climate change mitigation, with a particular focus on socio-economic implications.

Prof Winkler has extensive Experience in climate policy, at international and national levels. He Led the Research work underpinning South Africa’s Long-Term Mitigation Scenarios (LTMS). His recent work includes work with other developing countries to share the LTMS experience in a programme called MAPS – Mitigation Action Plans and Scenarios. Research areas have included the economics of climate change mitigation; equity and future commitments to climate action; energy scenarios for South Africa and Cape Town; the links between sustainable development and climate change; renewable energy and mitigation.

Prof Winkler is an Engaged Scholar, who seeks to make a difference to the grand challenges facing South Africa, Africa and the world, based on excellent research and a passion for sustainable development.

Job Title
Professor, Faculty of Engineering and the Built Environment
Primary Organisation
University of Cape Town, South Africa
Website Address for Primary Organisation
African Country
South Africa
African Region
Southern Africa

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