Johannes Hunink is a senior hydrologist at FutureWater specialized in climate risks, water security and integrated water resources management. He is experienced in the use of quantitative tools, simulation models and remote sensing for assessing climate change impacts on water availability, demand, shortages, water productivity, and water-dependent ecosystem services. Trained as a computational geographer, he has skills to manage large datasets and process satellite data to evaluate scenarios and solutions, and integrate these into strategic decision making processes. Johannes has been project manager and leading analyst in a wide range of research and consultancy projects around the world, including Albania, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Bolivia, Cambodia, Chile, Ethiopia, Gabon, Georgia, India, Indonesia, Kenya, Kazakhstan, Kirgizstan, Laos, Mauritius, Morocco, Tajikistan, Tanzania, Thailand, Uganda, Uzbekistan, Vietnam and Zambia. He has worked on a wide range of assignments for the Asian Development Bank, World Bank, Inter-American Development Bank, European Commission, environmental NGOs and river basin organizations, amongst others.