Ida Meyenberg is a Researcher and Coordinator for International Cooperation at Ecologic Institute in Berlin. Her work focuses on water management, landscape water balance, agriculture, as well as climate adaptation policy in the EU and Germany. Ida Meyenberg is a native German speaker and is fluent in English and French. She also has knowledge of Spanish, Dutch, and Arabic.

For Ecologic Institute, she works on the project Implementing Nature-based Solutions for Water Retention and Climate Resilience in Europe (SpongeWorks) on measures to enhance water retention in landscapes, contributing in particular to scenario development and the creation of a financing toolkit for nature-based solutions. Related to this work, she also authored a handbook on Water Stewardship in German agriculture for the Ecologic Institute. In addition, she organises co-design processes and is responsible for stakeholder engagement processes and the design of (inter)national workshops, including for the European Commission’s DG Climate project on Guidance on Climate-Resilient Landscapes and the German Environment Agency (UBA) project on Guidelines for Dealing with Water Scarcity.

Ida Meyenberg has been involved in the project Integrating Nature into Urban Ecology, Hydrology and Society (NICHES), a three-year BiodivERsA and Water JPI project that aims to demonstrate how nature-based solutions can be better utilised to transform cities sustainably. She was primarily responsible for the comparative governance analysis and took over the assistance project coordination. She was also involved in the project Sustainable Management of the Landscape Water Balance to Increase Climate Resilience (KliMaWerk), which creates coupled climate and land use scenarios in the Lippe catchment area. Moreover, Ida evaluated projects in the field of flood plain and river restoration in the Report to Support the Evaluation of Natural Climate Protection Action Programme (ANK) in 2025.