Tom Evans
Policy Advisor
Tom Evans is a Policy Advisor in E3G’s Climate Diplomacy and Geopolitics programme. He leads E3G’s work towards delivering ambitious outcomes at COP28 and is a specialist in the UNFCCC climate negotiations.
Tom in the media
Since joining E3G in 2020, he has advised governments and helped shape global political strategy towards COP26 and COP27. He engages and coordinates global NGO, civil society, and non-state actor networks to support their climate advocacy, including serving as a co-coordinator of Climate Action Network’s Global Stocktake working group.
His research interests include the future of the UNFCCC and designing effective global frameworks for strengthening emissions reductions, with a focus on the negotiations for a mitigation work programme and the role of the Global Stocktake. He is also working on the role of UK foreign policy in strengthening climate diplomacy after the Glasgow COP26 climate summit.
Tom is an experienced media commentator on global climate diplomacy and the UN climate negotiations, having appeared in national and international media including BBC News, Sky News, CNBC and Euronews.
Before joining E3G, Tom was a Parliamentary Researcher for the Shadow Secretary of State for International Trade, where he advised on international climate change policy for the UK Labour Party.
Tom holds an MSc in Environmental Technology (Global Environmental Change and Policy) from Imperial College London and a BA in Natural Sciences from the University of Cambridge.
Since joining E3G in 2020, he has advised governments and helped shape global political strategy towards COP26 and COP27. He engages and coordinates global NGO, civil society, and non-state actor networks to support their climate advocacy, including serving as a co-coordinator of Climate Action Network’s Global Stocktake working group.
His research interests include the future of the UNFCCC and designing effective global frameworks for strengthening emissions reductions, with a focus on the negotiations for a mitigation work programme and the role of the Global Stocktake. He is also working on the role of UK foreign policy in strengthening climate diplomacy after the Glasgow COP26 climate summit.
Tom is an experienced media commentator on global climate diplomacy and the UN climate negotiations, having appeared in national and international media including BBC News, Sky News, CNBC and Euronews.
Before joining E3G, Tom was a Parliamentary Researcher for the Shadow Secretary of State for International Trade, where he advised on international climate change policy for the UK Labour Party.
Tom holds an MSc in Environmental Technology (Global Environmental Change and Policy) from Imperial College London and a BA in Natural Sciences from the University of Cambridge.
