Lisa Verschuren is a dedicated and experienced hydrology consultant with a strong background in water resource management, remote sensing and GIS. She holds an MSc. in Water Management from Delft University of Technology, where she did research projects in Nepal on the use of citizen science for land use validation and rainfall in the Kathmandu valley. She holds a BSc. in Systems Engineering, Policy and Management from the same institution.
In her current role, Lisa focuses on innovative projects like SOSIA+, a climate-smart irrigation service in Ghana and the RoSPro project, aimed at improving water security in Nepal through roadside protection. In these projects, Lisa is responsible for translating large and complex datasets and models into actionable advice. Prior to this, she worked as a consultant in urban water management at Royal Haskoning DHV.
In addition to her project work, Lisa is skilled in several simulation models, including HEC-HMS and SPHY, as well as programming languages like Python, R, and Javascript. She is proficient in GIS and remote sensing tools such as ArcGIS, QGIS, and Google Earth Engine.
Lisa’s work is characterized by a commitment to enhancing sustainable water management practices and supporting climate-resilient agriculture, particularly in vulnerable regions. Her interdisciplinary approach and international experience make her a valuable asset in addressing global water challenges.
