ETM Consultancy
ETM Consultancy helps clients ensure the thorough management of social impacts, the protection of human rights, and the seamless integration of gender perspectives across all operations and projects.
ETM Consultancy's approach is guided by international best practices and standards, namely those set by the International Finance Corporation (IFC) and the World Bank (WB).
ETM Consultancy provide services in
English, French, Spanish, Catalan, Portuguese, and Italian.
ABOUT ETM CONSULTANCY
WHY ETM Consultancy?
In today’s interconnected world, where lenders, governments, and organizations are placing increasing demands on social, human rights, and gender challenges, ETM Consultancy stands out as an strategic partner for organizations seeking to meet these expectations. With a proven track record across diverse regions, ETM Consultancy offers tailored, global solutions aligned with international best practices and standards, such as those of the IFC and World Bank.
ETM Consultancy is dedicated to delivering tangible, high-quality results, with solutions specifically tailored to meet the unique needs of each client. By partnering with ETM Consultancy, you gain more than expert guidance—you gain a trusted partner committed to achieving sustainable and effective outcomes. From planning to implementation and monitoring, we work to maximize social impact, integrate gender and human rights perspectives, and mitigate risks throughout every phase of your project.
Partnering with ETM Consultancy ensures your organization achieves comprehensive social impact management, safeguards human rights, and fully integrates a gender perspective into your projects—all aligned with the highest international standards, including those of the IFC and World Bank.
Elisabet Tora
ETM Consultancy is led by Elisabet Tora, a social and gender expert with extensive experience in both research and field work. Fluent in Spanish, Catalan, and Italian, and bilingual in French, English, and Portuguese, Elisabet holds a Master’s degree in International Public Affairs and Human Rights, specializing in gender issues.
Elisabet provides her clients with cutting-edge social performance solutions, focusing on inclusive stakeholder engagement and addressing human rights, vulnerability, and gender-related risks. She has worked globally across the infrastructure, energy, nature conservation, and manufacturing sectors, with experience spanning Africa, the Americas, Europe, and the Middle East.
Elisabet Tora's expertise spans Gender, Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI); Human Rights and Social Impact Assessments and Management Plans; Land Access and Resettlement; Stakeholder Engagement Plans; Social and Human Rights Due Diligence; Livelihood Restoration Plans; Community Management Plans and Investment Initiatives; and Monitoring and Evaluation. She has also led document reviews, social assessments, and capacity-building programs.
As the lead author of the SRA Insight series on gender mainstreaming in land access and resettlement, Elisabet has also led IFC’s external presentation series on the same subject. Additionally, she has reviewed Development Finance Institution (DFI) standards, including the EBRD, advising on the integration of best practice frameworks such as CSRD and GRI.
Areas of Specialization
Social Impact
Evaluation and management of social impacts for medium to large-scale projects across various sectors. This includes Social Impact Assessments, Social Management Plans, Social Due Diligence, Stakeholder Engagement Strategies, Community Management Plans and Investment Initiatives, and Monitoring & Evaluation, amongst others
Gender
Integration of a gender perspective in all phases of projects, from planning to implementation, as well as development of Gender Impact Studies, Gender Action Plans and specific measures to prevent and address Gender-Based Violence and Harrassment (GBVH).
Human Rights
Conducting comprehensive human rights assessments to identify risks and develop effective mitigation strategies. This includes Human Rights Impact Assessments, Human Rights Due Diligence, amongst others.
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