Sergey Pravov

— Controlling project compliance with IFC performance standards (1, 2, 4, 7, 8), EBRD, and JBIC standards — Fulfilling Equator Principles and UN sustainability standards for Human rights, GBVH Policy, Indigenous peoples, and Labour conditions — Supervising Accommodation Policy, Security Policy, Grievance Mechanism, and Code of conduct

— Criolitozone mapping, geological process surveys, and geographic research beyond the Arctic circle

— Managed comprehensive engineering surveys including recruitment, budgeting, fieldwork, desk work, analysis — Conducted reporting, documentation processing, and defense at the State Expert Review Board and State Expertise — Managed up to 8 projects simultaneously in different time zones — Managed a team of up to 50 people including geologists, ecologists, hydrologists, drillers, soil scientists, archaeologists, botanists

— Analysed anthropogenic impact on natural ecosystems in the region — Conducted assessment and forecast of the human impact on the ecosystems creating reports with data visualization — Collected and replenished databases and analyzed key parameters of climate, ice conditions, sea levels, temperature conditions of permafrost — Provided complex engineering and geological surveys in Sabetta, Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous district: • mapping based on satellite imagery and topographic data using route observations

— Conducted fieldwork in the far North and the cryolithozone — Controlled remote sensing data processing and thematic mapping: soil, geobotanical, animal world, the current state of the environment