Organisation: Régie Hainaut Analyses (Belgium)
Marie-Christine Dewolf is a Belgian scientist. She currently works as Project Manager within Hygiene Publique in Hainaut and Hainaut Vigilance Sanitaire, Belgium. In this role, Marie-Christine manages and coordinates projects at different levels (local, regional, national, and international). The projects she manages aim to stimulate changes that improve environmental conditions and health focusing, among other things, on the first 1000 days of a baby’s life. The objective of her work is to assess exposure, raise awareness, and organise training for different target audiences (including healthcare professionals and hospitals) with regard to environment and health.
Marie-Christine holds a master’s degree in Sanitary Engineering and a Diploma in Applied Management. She has been working in the environment and health sector for 30 years. Marie-Christine provides strong support and deep personal commitment to HEAL’s mission of enhancing environmental health. She also fully supports a holistic approach for the management of the different environmental aspects, such as climate change, biodiversity, chemicals, and health effects to tackle global and local social inequalities and ensure a sustainable development for the present and future generations.
