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Sessions and Papers
Equity and Social Cohesion
Wednesday, 29 April 2009
We
are glad to present the results of the two calls for the IHDP Open
Meeting 2009. We are very happy about the number and quality of
sessions and papers submitted. This list provides you with an overview
of the current status in our allocation of papers to sessions. However,
at this moment we cannot completely guarantee the session allocation or
time slot for each paper, as some minor changes to the list are still
expected. Abstracts of papers and sessions, as well as concrete time
slots for each session will be available soon.
You
are invited to have a look and get back to us if you have any questions
or if you request changes to be made. We will try to incorporate the
requested changes sent by February, 28th. However, please keep in mind
that due to the great amount of presentations we will be only able of
reallocating papers to other sessions on an exceptional basis. Please
contact Ms Esra Bozkir at bozkir@ihdp.unu.edu for that.
The size of some sessions still varies significantly. If sessions will have more than 5 or 6 papers after a final round of changes and amendments, they will become double sessions, unless the convenor decides differently.
Tip: When looking for the allocation of your own paper, use your browser's find function to look for your name or paper title.
 Reducing Water Insecurity through Stakeholder Participation in River Basin Management
Gender, Security, and the Environment
Double Exposure: Interactions between Globalization and Global Environmental Change
Carbon Trading Schemes
Contrasting perspectives on climate and development
Sustainability Modeling, environment and poverty reduction
Livelihoods strategies
Responding to Social Challenges of Global Change
Urban responses to climate change I
Sustainable adaptation: climate change and poverty reduction
Agency in earth system governance and the role of non-state actors in mitigating climate change (I-II)
Social Network Analysis in Natural Resource Management: Assessing the state of the art
Urban Responses to Climate Change II
Social Dimensions of Water Resources
Disaster Resilient Systems - Cases from Developing Countries
Globalisation and Societal Perception of Sustainability
Community Resilience to Climatic Variability Shocks: A Study of Their Coping Strategies
Adapting to Climate Change in Europe
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Reducing Water Insecurity through Stakeholder Participation in River Basin Management
14:00 - 15:30, Wednesday 29 April
Session: C030
Venue: World Conference Center Bonn, Room B
Convenors: Nikitina Elena, EcoPolicy Research and Consulting, Russian Federation |
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Local Governance in Flood Management in the Mekong Delta, Vietnam: the Role of Interaction among the Local Stakeholders towards Living with flood
Presenter: Tan Sinh Bach, National Institute for S&T Policy and Strategy Studies, Viet Nam |
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Coordination of Stakeholders' Interests within Environmental Management in River Basins
Presenter: Georgy Fomenko, Insitute Cadaster, Russian Federation |
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Institutions and Societal Impacts of Climate in the Arizona-Sonora Portion of the U.S.-Mexico Border Region
Presenter: Robert Varady, University of Arizona, United States |
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Participation in Transboundary Water Management - Fostering Adaptive Capacity?
Presenter: Nicole Kranz, Ecologic Insitute for International and European Environmental Policy, Germany |
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Compliance with and Enforcement of Water Regulations in the Volga-Caspian Basin: Government-Business Interface
Presenter: Elena Ostrovskaya, UNESCO-IHE, Netherlands |
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Gender, Security, and the Environment
14:00 - 15:30, Wednesday 29 April
Session: C050
Venue: Bundesrat, Room 222
Convenor: Hebe Vessuri, Venezuelan Institute of Scientific Research |
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Gender, Security, and the Environment: Lessons from the Ganges-Brahmaputra Water Basin
Presenter: Nicole Detraz, Colorado State University, United States |
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Institutions And Gender-Differentiated Vulnerability To Drought In Nicaragua
Presenter: Lisa Segnestam, Stockholm University, Sweden |
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Women Issues, Poverty and Social Challenges of Climate Change in the Nigerian Niger Delta Context
Presenter: Chizoba Chinweze, CHEMTEK, Nigeria |
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Institutions, Gender And Water Resources In Climate Change Adaptation In Peruvian Central Andes: A Case Study
Presenter: Alejandra Martínez, Geophysical Institute of Peru, Peru |
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Double Exposure: Interactions between Globalization and Global Environmental Change
14:00 - 15:30, Wednesday 29 April
Session: C120
Venue: World Conference Center Bonn, Plenarsaal
Convenor: Karen O'Brien, University of Oslo, Norway |
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Cross-Spatial and Inter-Temporal Linkages in Coffee Livelihoods and Landscapes
Presenter: Jan Sendzimir, International Institute for Applied System Analysis, Vienna, Austria
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Governance in Vulnerability Assessment: The role of globalising decision-making networks in determining local vulnerability and adaptive capacity
Presenter: E. Carina H. Keskitalo, Associate Professor of Political Science, Sweden
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Applying the ‘Double Exposure’ framework for flooding and erosion in high-income urban areas
Presenter: Mattias Hjerpe, Linköping University, Sweden
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Double Exposure: Global Environmental Change in an Era of Globalization
Presenter: Karen O'Brien, University of Oslo, Norway
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A Multiscalar and Multiagent Modelling Framework for Assessing Sustainable Futures in a Globalised Environment
Presenter: Lilibeth Acosta-Michlik, University Catholic Louvain (UCL), Belgium |
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Carbon Trading Schemes
14:00 - 15:30, Wednesday 29 April
Session: C140
Venue: Bundesrat, Room 314
Convenor: Katharine Nora Farrel, University of Aarhus, Denmark |
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The Carbon Trap: Why Carbon Permit And Offset Trading Is Both Unfair And Inefficient
Presenter: Katharine Nora Farrell, University of Aarhus, Denmark |
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Distributional Effects of Personal Tradable Carbon Permits Considering Heterogeneity of Demand Responses
Presenter: Zia Wadud, Univ of Cambridge/Bangladesh Univ of Engg and Tech, United Kingdom |
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Promoting Self Sufficiency Through Carbon Credits From Conservation and Management of Forests
Presenter: Mukesh Gupta, West Virginia University, United States |
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Mapping Emissions Trading Systems for Greenhouse Gases: The spatial, temporal and institutional dimensions of an emergent policy domain
Presenter: Michele Betsill, Colorado State University, United States |
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Reducing greenhouse gas emissions in Kampala City: Institutional framework and stakeholder values in satisfying global concerns at city level
Presenter: Paul Isolo Mukwaya, Makerere University, Uganda |
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Is Emission Trading an Effective Tool to Respond to Climate Change?
Presenter: Wen-chen Shih, National Chengchi University, Taiwan |
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Contrasting Perspectives on Climate and Development
14:00 - 15:30, Wednesday 29 April
Session: C190
Venue: Bundesrat, Room 314
Convenor: Henry Neufeldt, Tyndall Centre for Climate Change Research, United Kingdom |
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Does Energy Matter to Development?
Presenter: Patrick Nussbaumer, International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis, Austria |
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Climate oriented development assistance from a risk management perspective
Presenter: Anthony Patt, International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis, Austria |
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Adaptation and the poor – technological or social change?
Presenter: Lennart Olsson, Lund University, Sweden |
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Mainstreaming adaptation to climate change within ODA agencies as a process of policy integration
Presenter: Asa Persson, Stockholm Environment Institute, Sweden |
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Sustainability Modeling, Environment and Poverty Reduction
14:00 - 15:30, Wednesday 29 April
Session: C210
Venue: World Conference Center Bonn, Room 2.07
Convenor: Henk Hilderink, Netherlands Environmental Assessment Agency, Netherlands
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Assessing the Economic and Environmental Impact of Integrated Watershed Management in Semi-Arid Production Systems in India: An Integrated Crop-Livestock Bioeconomic Modeling Approach
Presenter: Nedumaran Swamikannu, University of Hohenheim, Germany |
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The Role Of Livestock In Natural Resource Degradation And Poverty Reduction
Presenter: An Notenbaert, International Livestock Research Institute, Kenya |
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Exploring the Impact of Conflict and Natural Disaster on Economic Development in a Multi-Hazard Framework: Empirical Evidence
Presenter: Marc Levy, Columbia University, United States |
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Global Integrated Sustainability Model (GISMO)
Presenter: Henk Hilderink, Netherlands Environmental Assessment Agency, Netherlands |
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Probabilistic Analysis of Future Runoff Change and Its Implications for International Equity
Presenter: Hans-Martin Füssel, Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research, Germany
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Quantifying Patterns of Vulnerability using the linked IMAGE GISMO Framework
Presenter: Paul Lucas, Netherlands Environmental Assessment Agency (MNP), Netherlands |
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Livelihoods strategies
14:00 - 15:30, Wednesday 29 April
Session: C220
Venue: Bundesrat, Room 315
Convenor: Barbara Goebel |
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Cultural migration and supplemental absorption: The appropriate adjustment tools to climatic change in Southwestern Nigeria.
Presenter: Oladipo Isaac Olaposi, Federal Polytechnic, Nigeria |
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Development of Non-Traditional Livelihood Options for Resource Conservation and Restoration of Ecosystem Services in Himalaya
Presenter: Prakash Chandra Tiwari, Kumaun University, Nainital, India, India |
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Daughters and Remittances in the Livelihood Process: Peasant Households at the Coastal Area in Bangladesh
Presenter: Md Mizanur Rahman, National University of Singapore, Singapore |
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Indigenous Strategies and Practices for Aquatic Resource Management in Bangladesh: A Study on Rural Wetland
Presenter: M Zulfiquar Ali Islam, University of Rajshahi, Bangladesh |
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Seasonal Changes in the Socioeconomic Life of Aquatic Resource Users of the Lower Ganges Floodplain: A Study of Pabna Villages in Bangladesh
Presenter: M Khursheed Anwar, University of Rajshahi, Bangladesh |
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Linking Economic Development and Environmental Change in Southern Malawi
Presenter: Brent McCusker, West Virginia University, United States |
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Sharia Framework for Resource Management, A Sustainability Opportunity for Muslim States?
Presenter: Aliyu Barau, Federal College of Education, Nigeria |
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Direct Action Land Reform: Social Movements, Rural Livelihoods, and Environmental Impact.
Presenter: Cynthia Simmons, Michigan State University, United States |
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Responding to Social Challenges of Global Change
14:00 - 15:30, Wednesday 29 April
Session: C230
Venue: TNT, Süßmuth Room
Convenor: Hans Guenter Brauch, FU Berlin, UNU-EHS, AFES-PRESS, Germany |
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Responding to Social Challenges Posed by Global Change: Knowledge and State, Societal and Business Actors
Presenter: Hans Guenter Brauch
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Global Environmental Change (GEC) and Equity: A Challenge for Food Sovereignty
Presenter: Úrsula Oswald Spring, National University of Mexico/ United Nations University, Mexico
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Traditional Knowledge in responding to Social Challenges of Global Change in India
Presenter: P. S. Ramakrishnan, Jawaharlal Nehru University, India |
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Urban responses to climate change I
14:00 - 15:30, Wednesday 29 April
Session: D160
Venue: World Conference Center Bonn, Room A
Convenors: Michail Fragkias, Roberto Sanchez Rodriguez, William Solecki |
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Institutional responses of cities to global environmental change
Presenter: Michail Fragkias, Arizona State University, United States |
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Interaction of Formal and Informal Governance Institutions in Shaping Urban Responses: The Case of Water Supply in Delhi
Presenter: Rimjhim Aggarwal, Arizona State Univeristy, United States |
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Tracing Change in Urban Water Planning
Presenter: Sara Hughes, University of California, Santa Barbara, United States
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Urban Responses to Climate Change: Role of Local Community Institutions in Mumbai, India
Presenter: Akhilesh Surjan, Kyoto University, Japan |
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Sustainable adaptation: climate change and poverty reduction
14:00 - 17:30, Wednesday 29 April
Session: C020
Venue: BMZ, Nelson Mandela
Convenors: Siri Eriksen, University of Oslo, Norway, Lars Otto Næss, CICERO, Norway, and Balgis Osman Elasha, Higher Council for Environment & Natural Resources, Khartoum, Sudan
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Assessment of the Relative Importance of the Problems of Climate Change and Socio-economic Welfare by the Residents of Nairobi, Kenya
Presenter: Chris A. Shisanya, Kenyatta University, Geography Department, Nairobi, Kenya |
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Local Coping Strategies as a Best Alternative for Empowerment and Poverty Reduction Amongst Vulnerable Communities
Presenter: Twinomugisha Busizor, Uganda |
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Adaptation to climate change and poverty reduction, the experience of the Sudanese National Adaptation Programme of Action (NAPA)
Presenter: Sumaya Ahmed Zakielden, University of Khartoum, Sudan |
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Adapting to climate change in sub-Sahara Africa – issues of scale, speed and quality
Presenter: Imme Scholz, Deutsches Institut für Entwicklungspolitik, Germany |
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The triple ethical dilemma of climate change
Presenter: Hans-Martin Füssel, Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research, Germany |
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Ensuring sustainable development within a changing climate
Presenter: Sara Trærup, Risø DTU National Laboratory for Sustainable Energy, Denmark |
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Views from the Vulnerable: Climate Change Adaptation in West Africa
Presenter: Petra Tschakert, Pennsylvania State University, United States |
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Climate Change Adaptation and Poverty Reduction in Africa
Presenter: Cynthia Awuor, African Centre for Technology Studies, Kenya |
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Adapting to climate change in rural Tanzania: local knowledge, institutions and livelihoods
Presenter: Lars Otto Naess, CICERO, Norway |
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Reducing Drought Risks and Growing Poverty: Investigating Local Institutional Design for Climate Risk Reduction in Zimbabwe
Presenter: Sithabiso Gandure |
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Agency in earth system governance and the role of non-state actors in mitigating climate change (I-II)
14:00 - 17:30, Wednesday 29 April
Session: C100
Venue: World Conference Center Bonn, Room G
Convenor: Heike Schroeder, Environmental Change Institute, United KingdomDownload Complete Session and Papers Abstracts as a PDF
Agency and Earth System Governance Initiative: An Introduction
Presenter: Michele Betsill, Colorado State University, United States
What Drives Corporate Climate Strategies and Does Business Hold the Key to Solving Global Climate Change?
Presenter: Alex Haxeltine, Tyndall Centre for Climate Change Research, United Kingdom
Realizing the Potential? A Critical Look at Climate Governance in Major Cities
Presenter: Heike Schroeder, Environmental Change Institute, United Kingdom
The relationship between the voluntary carbon market and the international climate regime
Presenter: Heather Lovell, Edinburgh University, United Kingdom
Conceptualising Climate Governance beyond the International Regime
Presenter: Chukwumerije Okereke, Tyndall Centre for Climate Change Research, United Kingdom
What Role for Industrializing Countries? Climate Strategies, Policies and Opportunities in China and Mexico
Presenter: Jimin Zhao, University of Oxford, United Kingdom
Climate Change, Conservation, and Local Communities: Emerging Roles for Non-State Actors in the Binational Colorado River and Delta Region of the Mexico-United States Border
Presenter: Margaret Wilder, Arizona, Chicago, Notre Dame, United States
Potential Impacts of Climate Change on Tea Production: A case study of Nilgiri Region of India
Presenter: Lenin Babu Kamepalli, Institute for Social and Economic Change, India
Linking localities within Earth system governance: an approach on integrated holistic policies.
Presenter: Cristina Inoue, University of Brasilia, Brazil
Advocacy Coalitions as Agents of Change in Climate Change Policy-Making - a Case Study of Bosnia and Herzegovina
Presenter: Amila Selmanagic, Faculty of Forestry Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina
Social Network Analysis in Natural Resource Management: Assessing the state of the art
14:00 - 17:30, Wednesday 29 April
Session: C260
Venue: TNT, Ältestenrat Room
Convenors: Christina Prell and Klaus HubacekDownload Complete Session and Papers Abstracts as a PDF
Social networks and natural resource management: looking at the relationship between stakeholder ties and land management views
Presenter: Christina Prell, United Kingdom
Social networks and leadership in natural resource governance: Are they important and how can we study them?
Presenter: Beatrice Crona, Stockholm University, Sweden
Network Governance and Collective Learning in Environmental Management
Presenter: Jens Newig, Leuphana University Lüneburg, Germany
Barriers in Transforming to Sustainable Governance: Implications of Information- and Fishing Gear Dependency Networks in Fisheries
Presenter:Örjan Bodin, Stockholm Resilience Center, Sweden
Ecological scales and social network structure in urban landscapes: management and governance of urban ecosystem services in Stockholm, Sweden
Presenter: Henrik Ernstson, Stockholm University, Sweden
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Urban Responses to Climate Change II
16:00 - 17:30, Wednesday 29 April
Session: D170
Venue: World Conference Center Bonn, Room A
Convenor: Michail Fragkias, Arizona State University, United States |
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Confronting Climate Change. The Role of Cities
Presenter: Roberto Sanchez Rodriguez, University of California, Riverside, United States |
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'Facing the GEC challenge in Cape Town: approach and issues'
Presenter: David Simon, Royal Holloway, London, United Kingdom |
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Urban Sprawl: mobility, environmental perception and social vulnerability in metropolitan areas in Brazil
Presenter: Daniel Hogan, State University of Campinas, Brazil |
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Social Dimensions of Water Resources
16:00 - 17:30, Wednesday 29 April
Session: C060
Venue: World Conference Center Bonn, Room B
Convenor: Helen Ingram, University of California Irvine, United States |
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Living Waters - The Culture of Water in the Indus Water Treaty
Presenter: J. Peter Burgess, International Peace Research Institute, Oslo (PRIO), Norway |
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Vulnerability, Social Power and Conflicts under Water Scarcity Scenarios in Andean Drylands: Mendoza, Argentina
Presenter: Elma Montaña, Human, Social and Environmental Sciences Institute (INCIHUSA), Argentina |
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The Other Side of Hydroelectric Power Development:A Study of NHPC Owned Power Projects
Presenter: Mohinder Slariya, Govt. PG College, Chamba HP, India |
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Israeli-Palestinian Cooperation in the Development of Water Sources: Environmental Necessities and Social Constraints
Presenter: Liron Amdur, University of Göttingen, Germany |
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Cost Recovery and Scale: How Can Water Services Equitably Address Population Disparities?
Presenter: Catrin Egerton, Universidade Nova de Lisboa, Portugal |
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Disaster Resilient Systems - Cases from Developing Countries
16:00 - 17:30, Wednesday 29 April
Session: C070
Venue: Bundesrat, Room 315
Convenor: Patricia Romero Lankao, Institute for the Study of Society and Environment, National Center for Atmospheric Research, United States |
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Can Africa build resilient systems to realities of increased natural and human induced disasters?
Presenter: Shuaib Lwasa, International Potato Center-Urban Harvest, Uganda |
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Barriers And Bridges in Disaster Risk Management For The Adaptation To Climate Change
Presenter: Paulina Aldunce, University of Chile, Chile |
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Climate Change And Drought Risk Management In Mekong Region
Presenter: Huy Nguyen Ngoc, Kyoto University, Japan |
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Facilitation for Change: From ‘projectization’ to community based approach through local organizational capacity of smallholder farmers
Presenter: Hlamalani Ngwenya, Institution for People Innovation and Change in Organizations (PICO), South Africa |
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Globalisation and Societal Perception of Sustainability
16:00 - 17:30, Wednesday 29 April
Session: C110
Venue: Verwaltungsanbau World Conference Center Bonn, Room P86
Convenor: Jamie Watmore |
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Globalization and Societal Perception of Sustainability: A Case of Rural Communities of Nepal Himalaya.
Presenter: Sharad Adhikary, Himalayan Climate Centre, Nepal |
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Supporting development in a complex of environmental and economic change - perceptions across scales in Limpopo, South Africa
Presenter: Gina Ziervogel, University of Cape Town and Stockholm Environment Institute, South Africa |
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Political economy of vulnerability: a case study of Nepal
Presenter: Nripal Adhikary, Kathmandu University, Nepal |
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The International Agenda on the Environment – Continuity and Change in the Brazilian Position from 1972 Until Today
Presenter: Joana Bezerra, NAPSA/EBAPE/FGV, Brazil |
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Community Resilience to Climatic Variability Shocks: A Study of Their Coping Strategies
16:00 - 17:30, Wednesday 29 April
Session: C180
Venue: World Conference Center Bonn, Room 2.07
Convenor: Mae Chao, United Nations Volunteers |
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Building on the place-based experiences to support sustainable actions on climate change
Presenter: Livia Bizikova, Adaptation Impact Research Division, Environment Canada, Canada |
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Hidden costs and disparate uncertainties: Trade-offs involved in vulnerability, adaptation and resilience approaches
Presenter: Emma Tompkins, Sustainability Research Institute, United Kingdom |
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Household Drought Vulnerability Analysis. A case study from East India.
Presenter: Sebastian Jülich, University Bonn, Germany |
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Adapting to Climate Change in Europe
16:00 - 17:30, Wednesday 29 April
Session: C280
Venue: Bundesrat, Room 222
Convenor: Carina Keskitalo, University of Umeå, Sweden |
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Climate change adaptation across multiple scales in Europe: Understanding the framing of adaptation in the policy process
Presenter: Sirkku Juhola, University of Umeå, Sweden |
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Adaptation to climate change in Europe: a four-country comparison of adaptation policy
Presenter: Lisa Westerhoff, University of Umeå, Sweden |
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Climate Change Adaptation as Governmentality: Cases from the UK and Sweden
Presenter: Carina Keskitalo, University of Umeå, Sweden |
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Agenda-setting on the Environment: The Development of Climate Change Adaptation as an Issue in European States
Presenter: Carina Keskitalo, University of Umeå, Sweden |
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