Thomas is a project officer in the Impact Assessment and Adaptation Section, specialising in adaptation planning and assessment. Joining the centre in 2018, he has contributed to the centre’s work supporting countries develop methodologies, metrics and systems for monitoring and evaluating adaptation policies and its work providing policy-relevant assessments of global progress in adaptation through the UNEP Adaptation Gap Report, for which he is a lead author. Prior to joining UNEP Copenhagen Climate Centre, Thomas worked at Climate-KIC, the world’s largest climate-focused public private partnership, managing a wide variety of climate innovation projects across the EU. He holds a Master of Climate Change from the University of Copenhagen and a Bachelor of Geology from the University of Manchester.