Pepijn van Ravesteyn is a hydrologist with 9 years of international experience working in the water resources sector. He holds an BSc in Environmental sciences (Utrecht University, 2013) and a MSc in Hydrology (VU University of Amsterdam, 2016). He is currently based on the Netherlands.
Pepijn’s experience as a hydrologist encompasses several different aspects of water resources including hydrologic and hydrogeologic field investigation, hydrologic analysis and modelling, groundwater modelling, water availability, water demand assessments, water resources modelling, GIS analyses, environmental impact assessments, and climate change impact on water resources. Between 2016 and 2019 he worked as a hydrogeologist with WSP in Australia, he designed and led fieldwork programs, trained junior staff, and operated as project manager. Between 2022 and 2025 he was based in Johannesburg, South Africa working as Climate Resilience and Hydrology Consultant for Royal HaskoningDHV. His international portfolio of projects is evident from the numerous countries he worked in, such as Australia, Nepal, Singapore, Philippines, UK, The Netherlands, Portugal, Ethiopia, Mozambique, Madagascar, Senegal, South Africa, and Venezuela. He is affiliated with the International Association for Hydrogeologists (IAH) and the South African Hydrological Society (SAHS).
