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1 | SRC contacts | Project name/ network name | Adminstering organisation | Start and end year | Type of project | Keywords /brief description | Case/country | Academic Partners | Impact partners | Depth of engagement with partners | SRC themes | Link to further info | Other notes | ||||||||||||||||
2 | Grace Wong; Andrea Downing; Amanda Jimenez Aceituno | Sequal | Nordland Research Institute (NRI) Norway; Vic-Central University of Catalunia (UVic); University of Helsinki | https://www.stockholmresilience.org/research/research-streames/stewardship/social-ecological-relations-and-gender-equality.html | Method: Bacchi's “what the prolem represented to be” (WPR) | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
3 | Vanessa Masterson | Postdoc project: Cultural values of nature and wellbeing in Rural-urban migration in Sub-Saharan Africa | sense of place, biocultural values, migration | Emotional and cultural ties to rural landscapes of urban migrants in South Africa, Ghana, and potentially Bangladesh. | Rhodes University, Exeter University | methods (e.g. photovoice) and approaches for measuring and interogating human-nature relationships (care, empathy, sense of place, biocultural relationships) that animate stewardship and speak to the discourses around decolonising human-wellbeing measurements, etc. | |||||||||||||||||||||||
4 | Amanda Jimenez | Transformations as more than theory, more specific, and beyond western | Leuphana; Universitad autonoma de Madrid; Colombia | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||
5 | Krisztina Jonas | SES-link, LimnoScenES and emergence in CAS | both conceptual (review) and empirical (cas study) | anticipatory governance, participatory, social dynamics in a limnological social-ecological system case study, learning loops, emergence in CAS | water governance in southern Sweden (Ringsjön), a case study of LimnoScenES | Role of emergence in CAS, and role of governance and learning loops in transformation to a sustainable social-ecological system (with a case study of a shallow lake, lake Ringsjlön) | |||||||||||||||||||||||
6 | Thomas Hahn | Theoretical and economic | Insurance value of resilient ecosystems | Forestry, Nature-based solutions | Several | International organisations in Disaster Risk Reduction | insurance value, risk, usually miss difference btw slow and fast variables; Adaptations vs. transformations | ||||||||||||||||||||||
7 | Romina Martin | LimnoScenES | building scenarios, participatory methods on visioning, simulation modeling → different ways of learning, co-production of knowledge | What sort of learning is useful for the different actors involved? Triple-loop learning processes for organizations: changing the whole way of deciding how our goal should look like → rebuilt the SES and decision making | |||||||||||||||||||||||||
8 | Therese Lindahl | Behavioral, economics and nature program at Beijer | CAS perspective on behaviour | Fishing communities in Thailand | Bring in human behavior work into stewardship and transformation work. CAS lens on human behaviour | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
9 | Maria Tengö | MEB | multiple evidence base, weaving knowledges | Walking workshops. Connecting MEB with relational thinking. Bring in biocultural approaches. How well do we deal with these? Who’s transformations are we talking about? | |||||||||||||||||||||||||
10 | Jan Kuiper, Laura Pereira, Garry Peterson | IPBES task force on scenarios and models | IPBES | 2018-2023 | Catalyzing the development of transformative pathways to positive futures using the Nature Futures Framework | Global | PBL;iDiv; many more | IPBES network | Stewardship and Transformative Futures | Provides an avenue for the theme to feed into IPBES, and scale up our insights. | |||||||||||||||||||
11 | Ana Paula, Hanna Sinare, Andrea Downing, Amanda Jimenez, Zuzana Harmackova, David Collste, Maria Mancilla ) | XPaths | transdisciplinary processes to identify pathways to SDGS in drylands | Senegal; Spain; Brazil | Telecoupling – archetypes – scnearios etc. intersecting pathways to the SDGs across scales in the drylands (XPaths) → water governance, facilitation processes with actors at different scales. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
12 | Hanna Sinare | Finding future farmers: Youth perspectives on agriculture and a future sustainable food production in Burkina Faso | Formas Mobility Grant | Young people in rural areas of Burkina Faso-perspectives on opportunities and constraints. Urban rural interactions. Positive futures for food systems in BF | Burkina Faso | INSS, Burkina Faso; IDS, UK | The Agricultural Valorisation of Small Dams Project (ProValAB), Ministry of Agriculture, Burkina Faso, funded by Sida | What hinders change and transformation- e.g. power relations. | |||||||||||||||||||||
13 | Kasturi Mukherjee | Coastal resilience | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||
14 | Helene Karlsson | Baltic lead change makers program | Eastern Europe, Baltic region | From local activists to UNDP workers. Working with people who are new to transdisciplinary knowledge. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||
15 | Grace Wong | Fair for whom? Politics, power and precarity in transformations of tropical forestagriculture frontiers | Sabah, Sarawak, Laos, Myanmar, Cameroon, DRC | RIHN Japan, University of Copenhagen, University of Helsinki, Kyoto University, National University of Laos, University of Kinshasa | Feminist methods, mind-opening, e.g. on intersectional inequalities. Discourse and media analyses, ethnopedological methods, empirical methods to assessing multi-dimensional equity and precarity. How can we learn from and apply these methods, to ensure bifurcation from business as usual. Deeper understanding of how inequality hampers stewardship and deeper understanding to why this is so. What are the underlying drivers/dynamics of this (i.e. politics, institutions, A | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
16 | Lisen Schultz | Unesco Biosphere reserves | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||
17 | Lisen Schultz | Corporate program | CEOs | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||
18 | Henrik Österblom | SeaBos | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||
19 | Andrea Downing, Beatrice Crona | ABC | Financial actors behind Atmospheric Brown Clouds in South Asia | Agriculture in India – rice, wheat and sugar residue burning | ACES (SU) | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
20 | Sarah Cornell; David Armstrong McKay | Earth Resilience in the Anthropocene | Interest in bringing social to Biogeophysical. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||
21 | Deborah Goffner | Tout est lié | Seeds of good anthropocenes in Schools | Toulouse? | |||||||||||||||||||||||||
22 | Jan Kuiper | National Park Hollandse Duinen | Stockholm Resilience Centre (Formas Mobility Project) | Case study area | Developing a new type of National Park with a social-ecological systems focus | Netherlands | Netherlands Institute of Ecology (NIOO-KNAW), Netherlands Environmental Assessment Agency | National Park Hollandse Duinen, Drinking water company DUNEA, State Forestry Service, Province of Zuid Holland | Personal link with the director of the National Park | Stewardship and Transformative Futures | Integrated landscape initiatives; Inclusive conservation; Polycentric governance | ||||||||||||||||||
23 | Thomas Elmqvist | Civil society partners? | Wider landscape incentives, role of civil sector and private partnerships in stewardship? Potential for mutually beneficial strategies. Ecological restoration - research project developing around these ideas. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||
24 | Johan Enqvist | Droughts as a leverage point for urban climate adaptation | Empirical research, case study based | Cape Town water use and climate adaptation | University of Cape Town, Rhodes University, Helsinki University | Environmental Monitoring Group, Western Cape Water Caucus | stewardship in relation to TD research. How do we work with stewardship initiatives for knowledge building, capacity building. How can we better support and engage with local institutions and their questions | ||||||||||||||||||||||
25 | Tim Du Bois | Planetary Boundaries and seeds..? | Classifying biodviersity targets | Gap: how do you increase protection but extract more. Umbrella effects and synergies and tradeoffs. Need to frame things in wicked problems. Often have paradoxes - how do you hold these things together, how do you engage in these processes in ways that avoid repeating mistakes of past. How do we increase wellbeing, as well as taking care of ecosystem. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||
26 | Ashanapuri Hertz | SwedBio? | Traditional knowledge, beliefs and effects of urbanisation on wellbeing | Bali | SwedBio collaborative partners | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
27 | Simon West | positionality, power in relation to coproduction of knowledge | Northern Australia remote indigenous communities in Arafura swamp and biocultural diversity | Spectrum of power and how we engage with agents/actors, and positionality and ethics. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||
28 | Simon West and Caroline Schill | Alaska | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||
29 | Udita Sanga | Agricultural transformations | West Africa and India | Modelling case studies and compare. (Stew/trans and methods cross over). Transformations have a time decay. Changed agricultural systems, and env changes too. What are the drivers that enable transformations and how do we navigate. What does reorganization look like and how to avoid mal-adaptation. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||
30 | Michele-Lee Moore | Transforming to biosphere stewardship or stewardship for transformation? Transformation space - systemic change and justice. Confronting who’s been excluded. What are we reconciling? Social conflict and reconciliation and healing -. And how SES nurture. What doe sit mean in different contexts Care and stewardship, SE memory and connection with youth and psychological resilience is not incorporated enough into understanding of urban transformation - in more systematic and paradigmatic way. Connect to development and global discussions. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||
31 | Stephan Barthell | conceptual work - links between stewardship and urban sustainability transformations - cross scale thinking from local to global. Gap - what is the role for stewardship in urban sustainability and power issues. Sharing of commons in landscape, spiritual or physical! | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||
32 | Uno Svedin | European cases on European policy agricultural research and systemic | generality of theme - were disconnected earlier, theme can have multiple arms. How to handle the multiple arms? Gaps in overriding systemic connections. Urban-rural connection and a transformation understanding. Bio-agro line | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||
33 | Maria Mancilla Garcia, LIz Drury O Neal, Tim Daw | FoRel | Research project (VR resilience and devt) 2019-2022 | Forum theatre, process-relational, climate change, coastal communities, Mozambique, Kenya, | Coastal communities in Kenya and Mozambique | Universidade Eduardo Mondlane, Mozambique, Pwani University, Kenya | Wildlife Conservation Society, Kenya | www.forumrelational.wordpress.com | the project uses theatre to explore possibilities for collective action when tackling intertwined obstacles that link climate change to power dynamics and inequalities, it uses interviews and focus groups prior and after the theatre to identify "lines of flight" i.e. possibiltiies for transformation. It also can contribute to the theme conceptually because it conceptualises identities from social-ecological perspective and adopts a relational framework. | ||||||||||||||||||||
34 | Emilie Lindkvist, Liz Drury O'Neill, Tim Daw, Maja Schlüter | OctoPINTS | Research project 2019-2022 | Octopus Closures in East Africa, Fieldstudy in Zanzibar | University of Dar es Salaam (Tanz), Pwani University (Kenya) | Wildlife Conservation Society, Kenya, Matunga Arts, Blue Ventures | Complexities, development, Transtew, Ocean | https://octopints.wordpress.com/ | |||||||||||||||||||||
35 | Katja Malmborg | PhD project | PhD project | Operationalizing the ES concept for stewardship | Helge å catchment in Southern Sweden | Kristianstad Vattenrike, etc. | Explore how ES as a concept in different ways can contribute to different aspects of stewardship, in the context of local decision-making for (transformative) sustainable development | ||||||||||||||||||||||
36 | Erik Andersson | CoNature | Formas research project | Conservation planning as an integral part of urban development | Stockholm | KTH | |||||||||||||||||||||||
37 | Erik Andersson | Sustainable Baltic Cities | University of Helsinki, University of Latvia, University of Tallinn | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||
38 | Erik Andersson, Timon McPhearson, Thomas Elmqvist | ENABLE | BiodivERsA funded project | Stockholm, Barcelona, Halle, Lodz, Oslo and New York | Almost too many... | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
39 | My Sellberg, Jan Kuiper, Erik Andersson, Steve Lade, Katja Malmborg | ENVISION | BiodivERsA-Belmont funded researcch project | Västra Harg, Östergötland county, Sweden | County administrative board Östergötland | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
40 | Erik Andersson, Art Branny, Timon McPearson | SMARTer greener cities | research transdisciplicary project, collaboration, empirical and conceptual | SETS approach, urban nature, stewardship, climate urban adaptation | Urban, Stockholm, Helsinki, Copenhagen | SYKE, Helsinki Uni, Copenhagen Uni | Stockholm City, Stockholm Region | https://smartergreenercities.com/ | know-how about the capacity of technology to enable stewardship, expand resilience of urban nature | ||||||||||||||||||||
41 | Erik Andersson and Maria Tengö | Formas funded "landscape-water management and climate change adaptation on Öland" | Formas funded research project | Öland's mittland | (tentatively Luke) | County administrative board Kalmar, Ölands Vattenråd | |||||||||||||||||||||||
42 | Garry Peterson, Albert Nostrom, Oonsie Biggs, Laura Pereira, Jan Kuiper, Amanda Jimenez, Per Olsson | Seeds of Good Anthropocenes | Research project/ collaboration | CST, McGill | https://goodanthropocenes.net/ | Sustainable futures and agency to effect change | |||||||||||||||||||||||
43 | Thomas Hahn, Niak Koh, Grace Wong | Biodiversity offsets, Ecological compensation | PhD project, Formas project | social and ecological safeguards, ecological restoration | Hydropower in Laos, stakeholder collaboration | Several | BBOP | Economic policy instruments for achieving biodiversity targets by developing a "Polluter Pays Principle" for biodiversity | |||||||||||||||||||||
44 | Hanna Sinare, Deborah Goffner | Healthy Territories | research project | One health, agroecological transition | Senegal, Benin, Cambodia, Laos | Cirad (leading), local academic partners (do not yet have full list) | |||||||||||||||||||||||
45 | Laura Pereira | Seeding transformative futures for people and nature in Africa | Research Project | futures, Africa, seeds, transformation, IPBES, NFF | Africa-wide | Global Landscapes Forum, IPBES | Decolonising the future in Africa, nature-human relationships | ||||||||||||||||||||||
46 | Per Olsson, Garry Peterson, My Sellberg, Jenny Norrby, Nora Giertz Lindberg | Rapid Transition Lab | Outreach project with some research outputs | Covid-19, crises, food system transformation, Sweden | Food systems in Sweden | (Will link to the Mistra Food Futures project) | Vinnova, Dark Matter Labs | Focusing in on the role of crises in transformations | |||||||||||||||||||||
47 | Laura Pereira | Foodtrails | EU Project | Milan Urban Food Policy Pact, sustainble urban food systems, living labs, food mapping | 11 European cities | Cardiff, Roskild, Wageningen, Polimi Milano, | Cariplo, EAT, Eurocities, Slow Food, City of: Birmingham, Bergamo, Copenhagen, Funchal, Milan, Thessaloniki, Groningen, Grenoble, Warsaw, Tirana, Bordeaux | https://foodtrails.milanurbanfoodpolicypact.org/ | Sustainable European food systems; lots of contacts with relevant academic and city stakeholders | ||||||||||||||||||||
48 | Emmy Wassénius | Risk and Resilience in the Global Food Production System | PhD Project | global, risk, resilience | Bringing the risk lens as well as the angle on large-scale/global large data-driven look on food systems. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
49 | Per Olsson | Startups and Venture Capital | Transdisciplinary collaboration | Gullspång Invest | |||||||||||||||||||||||||
50 | Kajsa Resare Sahlin | Less but better meat | PhD Project | sustainable livestock, production-to-consumption | Elin Röös at SLU & international advisory group | https://www.su.se/nyheter/mindre-men-b%C3%A4ttre-k%C3%B6tt-en-strategi-f%C3%B6r-r%C3%A4ttvis-f%C3%B6rdelning-1.549801 | Mix of approaches - both "SRC typical" and "SLU typical". Production focus/understanding (+ farmers contacts for the Swedish case) | ||||||||||||||||||||||
51 | Lisa Deutsch | The Miracle Bean: Agrofood globalization through the lens of the soybean | SRC | 2018-2023 | Research project VR | soybean, world history, political economy, resilience, food regimes. | Writing up book now: The Soybean through World History Lessons for Sustainable Food Systems. 5 periods throughout history:1700 BCE - today. With 5 dominant "actors" driving each period/ regime: periods 1 China, period 2 E Asia 3 Manchuria/UK, 4 USA, 5 Mercosur | Dept Economic History & Intl Relations @SU: Matilda Baraibar, Janken Myrdal, Ulf Jonsson | Development and Food | Historical knowledge of the development of: farming and practices, the agrofood system (including the governance and instittuions within and outside the system), one of the key agrofood commodities. understanding of deep history of agricultural systems to explore “how social-ecological resilience as transformative capacity” has (or not) been a part of the development of the food system and how this understanding can help us understand how it “can help achieve sustainable development” today | |||||||||||||||||||
52 | Lisa Deutsch | Historical Legacies and Ecologically Unequal Exchange: Argentina, Nitrogen, and Soybeans | SU - Economic HIstory | 2019-2024 | PhD student - part of Research Project /Wallander | The historical development of nitrogen embodied in international trade from Latin America. A close examination of the structure of trade & social ecological effects through two case studies in Argentina. | Argentina: Chaco & Pampas, 1850-2020 | Economic History @SU: Matilda Baraibar, Janken Myrdal, PhD student: Enrique Mejia - AND- Esteban Jobbágy Grupo de Estudios Ambientales CONICET - Univ Nacional deSanLuis Argentina | Historical knowledge of the development of the agrofood system (including the governance and instittuions within and outside the system) and one of the key agrofood commodities - particularly focused on Latin America. | ||||||||||||||||||||
53 | Malin Jonell, Rakel Alvstad, Chiara Pia | Mistra Food Futures, WP2 | Programme | Sustainability targets for the Swedish food system | Sweden | SLU, RISE | Several private and public partners within the food system | https://mistrafoodfutures.se | |||||||||||||||||||||
54 | Amanda Wood, Klara Eitrem Holmgren | Mistra Food Futures, WP3 | Programme | Scenarios for sustainable and resilient Swedish food system | Sweden | SLU, RISE | Several private and public partners within the Swedish food system | https://mistrafoodfutures.se | |||||||||||||||||||||
55 | Therese Lindahl | MFF WP 7 | Programme | shift consumption, attitudes towards different interventions/measures + engage mid chain actors | Sweden | SLU, RISE | a whole partner group tied to the programme, different actors from different parts of the food chain | https://mistrafoodfutures.se/ | Ties to the solution space action track I think - from consumers and retailers perspective | ||||||||||||||||||||
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57 | Silvana Juri & Lisa Deutsch | Saberes sobre la Mesa / Knoweldges on the Table | Independent / Research & dissemination | food system transformation, diversity, science-policy-art, collaborative, dissemination | Uruguay mostly (Southern Cone / Latinamerica) | SARAS Institute, University of the Republic Uruguay, SRC | FAO Uruguay, INIA Uruguay, other local public institutions | https://saboreandosostenibilidad.net/ | |||||||||||||||||||||
58 | Silvana Juri | Food wisdom as a transition heuristic | PhD project | food system, transitions, creativity, wisdoms, capacity building, | Uruguay mostly (Southern Cone / Latinamerica) | Carnegie Mellon University (US) / SARAS Institute (UY) | University of the Republic of Uruguay, local groups and institutions, | (need to familiarize myself more but possibly through the adoption of Transition Design approach, particular focus on creativity, research trhough practice and use of art-based methods) | |||||||||||||||||||||
59 | Amanda Wood | Transformation of Nordic food systems | FORMAS mobility grant | transformation, scenarios, Nordic food systems, transdisciplinary | Sweden, Norway, Finland, Denmark, (Iceland) | SYKE (Finland), U of Oslo, U of Copenhagen | |||||||||||||||||||||||
60 | Amanda Wood | NorthWestern Paths | Eu ERA-Net Axis project | quantitative modeling, scenarios, stakeholder engagement, sustainable food systems, Nordic | Sweden, Norway, Germany | SLU, RISE, Lund, CICERO (Oslo), University of Hamburg, EAT | Could provide case studies for scenarios, empirical data | ||||||||||||||||||||||
61 | Amanda Wood/Mary Scheuermann | Kamprad Keystone actors project | Kamprad foundation, PhD projects | Keystone actors, Nordic/swedish food systems, targets | Sweden/Nordic? | transdisciplinary research - could provide insights for 'best practice' | |||||||||||||||||||||||
62 | Charlotte Bunge | Assessing the sustainability of (novel) food innovations and food tech solutions in Sweden/Nordic region | PhD Project | food innovation, sustainability indicators | Sweden/ Nordic region? | Investigating the difference of food innovations and inventions and quantifying the nutritional and environmental impact of those | |||||||||||||||||||||||
63 | Malin Jonell | BFA | Large collaborative project | blue food, fisheries, aquaculture | Global (?) | Stanford University | EAT | https://www.bluefood.earth/ | Blue food not so well represented | ||||||||||||||||||||
64 | Malin Jonell | Seawin | Formas funded, Swedish project | blue food, fisheries, aquaculture | Sweden | Rise | https://seawin.earth/ | Blue food not so well represented | |||||||||||||||||||||
65 | Jamila | Development as coevolution | independent research grant, mobility | resilience capacities, coevolution, bioculture, development | Mountains. Alps, Pamirs | IDS Sussex, Lancaster, BOKU vienna, University of Central Asia | link to development, resilience/transformation theory development and biocultural diversity. mountain case study. | ||||||||||||||||||||||
66 | Uno Svedin | EURAGRI (independent from SRC) | platform consolidation European agri-food | repr. some 20 countries | |||||||||||||||||||||||||
67 | My Sellberg | Diversification for sustainable food systems in the Stockholm region | Formas mobility between academy and practice | sustainable food production and regional food systems, producing for a healthy, plant-based diet | Södertälje municipality, Stockholm region (ÖMS) | Södertälje municipality and project MatLust | building long-term collaboration and TD case study with Stockholm food actors, opportunities for internships and theses for master students | ||||||||||||||||||||||
68 | Blanca González | Adaptation and resilience of small-scale food systems across scales | PhD project | Cross-scale interactions in small-scale fisheries and agriculture in response to environmental changes | Fisheries in México, Coffee in Mexico, Fisheries in South Africa, Fruit in South Africa | CST, Marea project (https://mareabcs.wordpress.com) | https://www.seslink.org/projects-2/cross-scale-sustainability/ | Comparisons across fisheries and agriculture, resilience of small-scale food value chains, diffeernt empirical case studies | |||||||||||||||||||||
69 | Juan Rocha, Anne-Sophie Crepin, Garry Peterson, Susa Niiraren, Carla Lanyon | Marine Arctic Resilience Adaptations and Transformations (MARAT) | Belmont project | resilience assessment, community adaptation, small-scale fisheries, local livelihoods | Arctic | McGill University, Universte Lavan, University of Alaska Anchorage, Beijer Insittute, SRC | Fisheries and Oceans Canada, ICES | https://www.juanrocha.se/project/marat/ | Assessing how people change or adapt their livelihoods (including traditional food production practices such as hunting, herding, fishing) in the Arctic | ||||||||||||||||||||
70 | Juan Rocha, Victor Galaz, Paula Sanchez | Networks of financial rupture | Formas project | tipping points, financial actors | Global with focus on food commodities | https://www.juanrocha.se/project/finantial-rupture/ | We are trying to identify financial actors and companies with agency to influence tipping points in the Earth system. We focus on extractive commodities that often are food related resources. | ||||||||||||||||||||||
71 | Juan Rocha, Caroline Schill, Emilie Lindqvist, Patrik Henriksson, Calle, Anne-Sophie | Inequality and the SDGs | Formas project | inequality | Indonesia, and other countries | LIPI (Indonesia), CST (SA), Penn Univ (USA), Chinese Academy of Sciences, University of Exceter (UK), Brenn UCSB (USA) | SeaBOS, and indonesian partners but unsure with current restrictions | https://bys2group.wordpress.com/sdg-grant/ | We hope to be able to work with small-scale fisheries in indonesia and palm oil industry. We also have some links with the SeaBOS program. Our main line of research is understanding how inequality affects the biosphere, so hope to contribute rising inequality issues on food production. | ||||||||||||||||||||
72 | Cibele Queiroz | FeedBaCks | Formas Biodiversa | Climate change, feedbacks, biodiversity, response diversity, traits | Sweden (in collaboration with Swtizerland. Checz Republic, France, Germany | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
73 | Cibele Queiroz Albert Norström | Seeds of Resilience for Peace and Stability | GRP collaborative action (Sida funded) | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||
74 | Jamila Haider | Coevolutionary dynamics in biocultural landscapes | SRC | 2020-2022 | VR | coevolution, development, transformation, mountains, resilience | Austria, Tajikistan | BOKU (Austria); Lancaster University (UK), University of Central Asia (Tajikistan) | UCA Tajikistan | long term, 10 years + | |||||||||||||||||||
75 | Laura Pereira | Future Ecosystems for Africa | Wits | 2021-2025 | Philanthropic | ecosystems, futures, development, decolonial, impact pathways | Africa-wide | Wits, Oppenheimer Generations, Mpala, | AGNES, | ||||||||||||||||||||
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77 | Laura Pereira, Oonsie Biggs, Garry Peterson, Elena Bennett | Fostering food system transformations in Africa | CST | 2022-2024 | IDRC | food, transformation, africa, seeds | Accra, Mombasa, Cape Town | CST, GCI, McGill, SRC | |||||||||||||||||||||
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