Ph.D. in International Relations (La Plata National University, Argentina) Master in International Development Cooperation and Humanitarian Action (International University of Andalucia). He has taught international cooperation courses at different postgraduate careers in Latin America and European universities.
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Professor of Public International Law at the La Plata National University. He worked as a consultant of different international organizations, governments, and civil society organizations. He authored several books and articles in scientific journals and currently coordinates the Governance for Development Unit of Cepei.
Events participation
After the end of the SDG Summit, Cepei, together with the SDG Lab and the International Institute for Sustainable Development (IISD), held a webinar in which they shared the main conclusions of the event.
PARIS21 and Cepei, together with the NSOs of the region, held the first meeting of the Latin American and Caribbean regional network for data-driven communications, which seeks to bring data and statistics closer to decision-makers.
Philipp Schönrock, Director of Cepei, participated in the 2021 Partnership Forum:
“Partnerships as Game Changer for a Sustainable Recovery from COVID-19” of the United Nations Economic and Social Council, and highlighted the role of multi-stakeholder partnerships in tackling the COVID-19 crisis.
Publications
This study assesses the quality of the 11 VNRs submitted by countries within the Latin American and Caribbean (LAC) region to the High-Level Political Forum (HLPF) during the years 2022 and 2023
This final report summarizes Cepei's work in adapting the 17 Rooms initiative in Latin America. The objective of the work was to move forward on the SDGs accomplishment in the region and to bring together, through dialogue, stakeholders from different sectors to find short-term solutions.
This year’s HLPF takes place in a global context that is more complicated than it seems. Although some encouraging elements are revealed at first glance, these are combined with a political framework in which priorities are not focused on accelerating the path toward sustainable development.