Saima Saleh has served in key positions in various government ministries, including the Ministry of Climate Change & Environmental Coordination and the Ministry of Religious Affairs and Interfaith Harmony. She has authored publications on topics such as Pakistan’s Urgent Need for Clean Air (2017) and has conducted a case study titled "Prospects for and Barriers to Domestic Solar Micro-generation: A Case Study of the Domestic Sector of Islamabad. 

Coming from the Netherlands and now calling Georgia home, Anna is deeply committed to social and environmental justice. With a MSc in Biology and a Master's in Rural Development Studies, she works on the integration of gender issues into climate policies and actions. As the co-director of WECF Georgia, an ecofeminist international network she supports grassroots and national organizations to implement sustainable and just energy and climate solutions.

Anna Kirilenko is Executive Director of the BIOM Environmental Movement and Chair of the Global Forest Coalition Council. Anna has been working in the field of ecology for more than 20 years, particularly on issues of biodiversity conservation, protection of environmental rights of citizens, and improvement of environmental safety. She has been a member of the Commissions on Environmental Law and Specially Protected Areas of the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) since 2013.