Restoring forests will be key to the #COP15 agenda! We are hiring to help #BendTheCurve and find pathways that also maximise social gains from restoration. 🌳 2x Post-Doc positions (3 yrs) tinyurl.com/dd67ssmn 🌲 3x internationally funded PhDs tinyurl.com/vn86vrb7

PHDone! So grateful to my friends, family, and supervisors for supporting me throughout this journey. Looking forward to my next chapter at Exeter!

Thanks for having me, it was great meeting old friends and making new ones!

I can't believe this is my first in-person conference! Excited to present my work on water user associations in Ghana and participate in numerous interesting panels at the ECAS conference this week. Schön in Köln zu sein!

On the way home after some fantastic days Development Studies Association conference filled with inspiring presentations. Also received some really valuable feedback on our study on farmer-led irrigation development - with Roshan Adhikari and Godfred Amankwaa #FLID

🌍Today The HABITABLE Project consortium met at Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research PIK to present initial findings & set the next steps for the year ahead. Great to see partners again! The Hugo Observatory University of Twente (inactive) ExeterGeography UNESCO 🏛️ #Education #Sciences #Culture 🇺🇳 SEI Research SEI Climate Samuel Hall University of Ghana Raksthai Foundation Universität Wien

If you are at #AdaptFutures2023 and still deciding on your program for tomorrow, come hear me speak about community water management at 10:30 session #978 and results from our The HABITABLE Project project at session #496 at 16:00

🌍The Centre for African Wetlands University of Ghana will host a thought-provoking seminar on the interplay between #climatechange and #humangeography presented by Professor Neil Adger University of Exeter. 👩‍💻Join us on Zoom on Thursday, Nov. 16, 2023, 3:00 pm (Accra), 4:00 (Brussels). #HABITABLE

🌟 Exciting opportunity to join our SUCCESS research team at UEA 🌟 Come work with us 🪩🤓 #jobopportunity #research #migration #adaptation #climatechange #postdoc

The HABITABLE Project 3rd consortium meeting in #Ghana - Researchers identifying project's key findings & processing them into a broader narrative Diana Reckien: "Climate-related causes of migration could be underreported"

Mumuni Abu holds the floor and directs the day. Fabulous ⁦The HABITABLE Project⁩

Fascinating talk by Neil Adger at University of Ghana about migration and climate change with The HABITABLE Project

On Tuesday, University of Exeter #climate scientists and partners will present the #GlobalCarbonBudget 2023 at #COP28. Last year we learned global CO2 emissions from fossil fuels were at a record high. What will be the story this year? Watch our 2022 #GCB explainer👇🏽and stay tuned.

join a wonderful panel on climate mobility and gender 6 December at 5:30 pm at the Global Climate mobility Pavillion COP28 UAE highlighting the gender dimension of climate-induced displacement and mobility, existing knowledge gaps to address policy, and action.

Really excited to be at COP28 and to have the opportunity to talk about our research on climate change and migration. If you want to learn more, I have written a short blog posts about the topic. The HABITABLE Project IDRC | CRDI

Thrilled our team across South Asia and the UK is funded (two projects Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office and IDRC | CRDI): to ensure success in migration as effective and fair adaptation strategy for precarious populations. What a team! news.exeter.ac.uk/faculty-of-env…

📣Call for papers ! 🌍Final Conference of The HABITABLE Project taking place in #Nairobi (Kenya) 📆4-6December 2024 📑Deadline for papers : July 19, 2024 ℹ️All details about the call : lnkd.in/eApc_wbz 🔗Registration : lnkd.in/e-QyJr6y

Inspiring day for DSA Women & Development Study Group at #DSA2024! We delved into disaster justice in the Philippines, obstetric violence in Turkey, gender labour divisions in automated Indonesian factories, and more. Critical discussions on pivotal issues! #GenderJustice Sharmila Parmanand Dr Mirna Guha

Looking back at 4 fantastic ECMN-2 conf days in Liege. What a great opportunity to connect with 100+ scholars working on #ClimateChange + #HumanMobility. Thanks to the organizers The Hugo Observatory Hope to see all of you - and those who could not make it - at ECMN-3 in Bonn next year!

We (Adam Aboobaker and I) are organising a conference on #StructuralTransformation and Late #Development to mark 70th Anniversary of #ArthurLewis' (1954) paper. Supported by Global Development Institute, EADI. Call for papers: blog.gdi.manchester.ac.uk/call-for-paper…. Submit by 15 Sept. Funding available.