Felix Haibach has been Manager of Earth3000 since 2001 in various capacities. Among others, he is in charge of the Berlin Brown Bag series - a platform for political, academic, and practitioners' exchange and interaction in the fields of development, environment, governance, and ethics. He also leads Earth3000's work in World Heritage and private sector partnerships.

Felix Haibach has worked in international cooperation since 1997; until 2000 with the World Bank Vice Presidencies for External Affairs and Environmentally and Socially Sustainable Development at the Washington headquarters, then on secondment to IUCN - The World Conservation Union in Geneva, and most recently with the UNESCO World Heritage Centre. He has been responsible for Earth3000's work supporting the UNESCO initiative Partners in Conservation at the World Heritage Congress in Venice in 2002, and for the implementation of specific pilot projects since then.

Prior to joining the UN system, from 1995 to 1997, Felix Haibach worked as Political Analyst and Advisor in the German Federal Chancellor's Office. He also worked as a consultant to the Gesellschaft für Technische Zusammenarbeit GmbH and to the Bavarian State Chancellery in the field of international development cooperation.

Felix Haibach studied international politics and economics in Munich, Washington DC, and Prague. He holds a Master of Science degree from Georgetown University and a Master of Arts degree from the Central European University.

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