And post-lunch, roundtable 2 on Resilience policy in Africa -papers ranged from water, cocoa farming, knowledge conflict and development agencies Noura W. Lyn Kouadio Nungari Mwangi M.E. Odijie and questions on adaptation, transformation and privileging of knowledge Centre for Landscape Regeneration

The third and final session for today - on Resilience policy in Europe- Kasia Zawalińska Liz Stockdale Niab Denis Fischbacher-Smith Albert Sanghoon Park and spanned agriculture, information, crisis, and how we can deal with stresses and loss in communities and countries Centre for Landscape Regeneration

A fitting end to the first day of our resilience workshop, thanks to Prof Shailaja Fennell for her quiet work behind the scenes — for years, if not decades — in fostering a global network of scholars and policymakers! Rekha Bhangaonkar Noura W. Lyn Kouadio Georges Quist Nungari Mwangi

And a wrap up of day 1 - and what a wonderful group of amazing scholars Albert Sanghoon Park Rekha Bhangaonkar Noura W. Nungari Mwangi Kasia Zawalińska M.E. Odijie Thiagu Ranganathan Lyn Kouadio much learning about the many aspects of resilience - purpose, capacities, security, competition Centre for Landscape Regeneration

Our final #EDI Associate of the month is Albert Sanghoon Park! Albert is a Departmental Lecturer in Development Studies at the Oxford Department of International Development! 👨‍🏫ow.ly/TYC550OB4OM ODID 🌈#Equality #Diversity #Inclusion

The start of Panel 45: Translating resilience policies for sustainable development and effective climate action -from ASEAN community notions, KOICA formulation to participation for channeling finance to remedy Loss and Damage #DSA2023 Albert Sanghoon Park @CambridgeLandEc ODID

Session 2- welcome to semi arid farmer communities in Maharashtra- grape cultivation and farm ponds, long durée perspectives on cotton farming, implications for current deskilling of farmers, to generative thinking on resilience as process and contestation Centre for Landscape Regeneration #DSA2023

The final session of Panel 45 #DSA2023 with papers on resilient community infrastructures in providing water security, to resilience framing in cities in Malawi, cocoa farming and conflicts and contradictions in framing resilience Noura W. M.E. Odijie Q&A -how to operationalise

Great to see one of our team, Rekha Bhangaonkar from highlighted through the new installation at the Cam Botanic Garden: ‘Amazing people, enquiring minds’ This showcases researchers at Cambridge who use plants in a hugely diverse range of projects. botanic.cam.ac.uk/research-scien…

Mitigation, adaption and resilience, complimentary or competing processes? #NewDevRhythms EADI SP17 is asking good questions related to climate change and coffee production in Tanzania and Ethiopia Christine Noe Pilly Silvano @AfricaBusPol

The concept of 'resilience' features widely in development scholarship and in policy responses to climate crisis, but do we know what we mean by it? In the latest post to the ODID blog, Albert Sanghoon Park outlines his new research qeh.ox.ac.uk/blog/climate-r…

We are recruiting for an LSE Fellow in International Development for a fixed term appointment for 18 months. Deadline 1 October 2023. More info: jobs.lse.ac.uk/Vacancies/W/62…

In case not seen, a welcome move: Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office has launched a consultation on its forthcoming development White Paper, with specific Qs and a deadline of 16 Sept: gov.uk/government/pub….

.La Trobe University's blog on 'How to influence policy as a researcher' references IHSSC Director Chris Roche, DLP's @alanatomlin, and @UjjwalKrishna96's work with University of Oxford on monitoring, evaluating and learning about policy engagement. Read it here: redalert.blogs.latrobe.edu.au/2023/08/so-you… (1/2)

Come work with me at Blavatnik School of Government! 🔍I'm looking for a #ResearchAssistant to support a project on #HumanRights #Diplomacy, funded by the John Fell Fund. Advanced #QTA is a must. 📅 Application Deadline: 4/12 midday 📧 Find out more and apply here: bit.ly/3QGnM3o

Today is the last day for submitting your papers on sustainability and resilience, human non-human interactions and climate change and migration-do send them in. Do amplify Albert Sanghoon Park Rekha Bhangaonkar Cambridge Zero Jamila Haider Dr. Aditi Mukherji K Narayanan MAHSA Project

'The road (not) taken: The contingencies of infrastructure & sovereignty in the Horn of Africa' New open-access article in @Pol_Geog_Jl with Harry Verhoeven about the relationship between infrastructure & sovereignty in the Horn of Africa. /1 sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

With polling now open head over to the Institute for Government general election page for analysis and insights into what the next few days and weeks look like for government instituteforgovernment.org.uk/general-electi… #GeneralElection2024