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Marina Vall-llosada

I advise administrations on adapting their regulations to legal obligations while optimizing available resources.

I advise administrations on adapting their regulations to legal obligations while optimizing available resources.

Adapting to Rights and Duties

The current landscape for public management is clear: animal protection has ceased to be a political choice and has become a high-level legal obligation. From European directives and international treaties to recent national legislation —such as Law 7/2023 in Spain—, institutions are required to maintain constant regulatory updates, solid protocols, and well-founded technical decisions.

The challenge is not only to comply with the law, but to do so with legal certainty, regulatory coherence, and budgetary efficiency.

As a lawyer and economist, I advise public administrations at local, regional, and international levels on the design and implementation of animal welfare policies. My approach is eminently strategic: anticipating legal risks, avoiding challenges, and optimizing available public resources to transform legal obligations into excellence in public management.

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