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Danish Kumar

Program Manager, Climate Change, Environmental Finance Center

dkumar18@umd.edu (301) 405-9945

Room 2212, Anacostia Building

Biography:

Danish is a civil engineer with seven years of experience at the intersection of energy systems, climate action, sustainable infrastructure, and water resources. He joined the Environmental Finance Center at the University of Maryland in August 2024 as Climate Change Program Manager. At EFC, he supports local governments and institutions in developing climate action plans and GHG inventories, applying GIS and data analysis to inform planning, and provides technical assistance on building electrification, energy efficiency, and solar. He also leads programs that strengthen the technical, managerial, and financial capacity of small water and wastewater systems. Previously, he worked with international organizations and government agencies on climate finance, climate adaptation, and infrastructure planning. His expertise spans sustainable built environments, spatial analysis, and climate action planning, with a focus on practical solutions for a low-carbon future.

 

Education:

  • Master’s in Civil Engineering, University of Wyoming

Department Information

  • Environmental Finance Center
  • Faculty
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