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EfD funds a postdoc position on gender issues
EfD researcher and WinEED (Women in Environmental Economics for Development) co-founder Erin Sills is announcing a special postdoc position on gender issues. The position is funded by EfD and will…
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EfD Chile and CAPES support Latin American students’ participation in conferences
Researchers from EfD Chile and Center of Applied Ecology and Sustainability (CAPES), Dr. Marcela Jaime and Dr. Felipe Vásquez helped organize four research sessions at the 2022 Society for Cost…
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More women's voices in environmental economics
Women from Latin American countries are increasingly entering the academic field of environmental economics. This is apparent at the Tropical Agricultural Research and Higher Education Center (CATIE)…
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EfD researcher contributes to Foresight Africa 2022: Strategies for advancing African women in academia
EfD researcher Rebecca Klege has contributed an article to the prominent publication Foresight Africa 2022 by the Brookings Institution. This publication explores the top priorities for Africa in the…
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The mixed effects of mangrove deforestation in Mekong River Delta
Converting mangrove areas into surface water for shrimp cultivation is a common agricultural practice in the Mekong River Delta, Vietnam. This is due to a belief that more surface water allows for…
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Setting a research agenda for a transition to low-carbon transportation
Understanding the knowledge gaps to achieve a low-carbon transportation sector is essential to guide future research agendas. EfD researchers aim to provide a systematic review to identify these…
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Globalisation after COVID: Business as usual, or not?
What are the major forces that will shape globalisation after COVID19? Does digitalisation matter for international trade and within-country inequality? How will policies to combat climate change…
Inclusive Green Economy in Practice - Policy instruments for an inclusive green economy
The Inclusive Green Economy (IGE) in Practice program is a capacity development program to increase the knowledge and application of environmental economic policy instruments, organizational change, and strengthen national systems for inclusive and sustainable economic development.
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“We need more capacity on Inclusive Green Economy”
“Developing capacity on Inclusive Green Economy is crucial to ensure that our resources can be used by future generations too.” Ann Mwangi, one of the participants in the Inclusive Green Economy (IGE)…