Arturo Alcaíno serves as the Director Regional for the Región Metropolitana at the Servicio de Evaluación Ambiental (SEA), a pivotal role in overseeing the environmental impact assessment processes that shape sustainable development in one of Chile's most populous regions. With a robust background as an...
Arturo Alcaíno serves as the Director Regional for the Región Metropolitana at the Servicio de Evaluación Ambiental (SEA), a pivotal role in overseeing the environmental impact assessment processes that shape sustainable development in one of Chile's most populous regions. With a robust background as an abogado specializing in Environmental and Mining Law, Arturo brings over five years of experience working with significant corporations and public institutions. His expertise is further bolstered by a Master’s degree in Environmental Law and specialization in Natural Resources and Energy Law, equipping him with a comprehensive understanding of the legal frameworks that govern these critical sectors.
In his current position, Arturo is responsible for managing key projects that evaluate the environmental implications of various industrial activities, ensuring compliance with national and international regulations. His leadership is instrumental in fostering collaboration among stakeholders, including government agencies, private companies, and community organizations, to promote transparency and public participation in the environmental assessment process. Arturo’s proficiency in civil litigation and international arbitration enhances his ability to navigate complex legal challenges, while his knowledge of constitutional law and privacy legislation ensures that the rights of citizens are upheld throughout the evaluation process.
As the environmental landscape continues to evolve, Arturo Alcaíno remains at the forefront of implementing innovative strategies that align with Chile's commitment to sustainable development. His dedication to fostering a balance between economic growth and environmental protection positions him as a key figure in shaping the future of environmental governance in the Región Metropolitana and beyond.
