I’m excited to share that I will be a Co-PI on a 3 year, £1.8 million #NFRF project Climate Change Adaptation, Dispossession and Displacement: Co-constructing Solutions with Coastal Vulnerable Groups in Africa and Asia, funded by SSHRC, UK Research and Innovation and @forskninngsradet 🧵

📍SAVE THE DATE! #ThematicWebinar #SSF 📢West Africa Small-Scale Fisheries Vulnerabilities and Viabilities Pathways 🎙️Speaker: Shehu Akintola 🗓️July 26, 2024 (Friday) ⏰12:00 PM to 1:15 PM UTC ▶️youtube.com/live/tTR2LlTwB…

A recent study published in the Journal of Food Composition and Analysis underscores the significant nutritional potential of dried small fish species from the Bay of Bengal, Bangladesh. Click here to read more: shorturl.at/UIYK9

📸Check out this photo of the week captured at the Anlo-Beach, Ghana. 👉Read more about the harmful impacts of illegal gold mining on fishing communities at: v2vglobalpartnership.org/v2v-photo-of-t…

📸Check out this photo of the week captured at Rice Cottage, Itoki, Epe, Lagos State, Nigeria. 👉Read more about Water hyacinth, an aquatic weed that obstructs fishing activities at: v2vglobalpartnership.org/v2v-photo-of-t…

📸Check out this photo of the week capturing a powerful moment, bringing together participants from over ten countries to Chilika-V2V Annual Field School 2024, Odisha, India. 👉Read more at: v2vglobalpartnership.org/v2v-photo-of-t…

📸Check out this photo of the week captured at Anlo Beach in the Western Region of Ghana. 👉Read more about beach seining which is one of the most popular fishing methods in the small-scale fisheries in Ghana at: v2vglobalpartnership.org/v2v-photo-of-t…

"Transitioning from Vulnerability to Viability: Learnings from COVID-19 pandemic" just got published! 📖Read or download here 👉v2vglobalpartnership.org/_files/ugd/fd5… 👉Check the whole V2V Working Papers Series at: v2vglobalpartnership.org/working-paper-…

Glad to have been part of this life changing experience. ❤️🌍

📍SAVE THE DATE! #ThematicWebinar #SSF 📢Blue Injustices, Conflicts, and Transformations in Small-Scale Fisheries in Latin America 🎙️Speaker: Deborah Prado 🗓️September 03, 2024 (Tuesday) ⏰12:00 PM to 1:15 PM UTC ▶️youtube.com/live/61OiaW6B-…

World Congress of Environmental History 2024, Oulu Prateep Kumar Nayak

“Commons” first session had some interesting take aways. Discussion continues in the Second session at 2.15.World Congress of Environmental History 2024, Oulu SA112 Prateep Kumar Nayak Dr. Andrea Gaynor 🐝⌛️🦋 Murayama Yusei Erica Mukherjee, PhD liuba Timonina

📸Check out this photo of the week demonstrating the role of women in Small-Scale Fisheries #SSF in the Sundarbans of India. Read more at 👉 v2vglobalpartnership.org/v2v-photo-of-t…

📸Check out this photo of the week taken during a focus group discussion with the fishermen of the Ago Egun fishing community in Lagos State, Nigeria. 👉Read more at: v2vglobalpartnership.org/v2v-photo-of-t…

📸Check out this photo of the week captured by Sanzida Alam LISA at the Balugaon Central Fish Market in Khurda, India. Read more at👉 v2vglobalpartnership.org/v2v-photo-of-t…

📸Check out this photo of the week captured at Dionwar, Senegal. 👉Read more at: v2vglobalpartnership.org/v2v-photo-of-t…

New paper on the interplay between relational and instrumental values with examples across the world: rdcu.be/dTWPN with Jasmine Pearson Nataly Diaz-Cruz, Stefan Ortiz-Przychodzka & Emmeline Topp

The 23rd edition of V2V Commons (the official newsletter of the V2V Global Partnership) is hot off the press! 👉 Click this link to read it: us2.campaign-archive.com/?u=392ef561da0… 👉Check out previous editions: v2vglobalpartnership.org/v2v-commons

📸Check out this photo of the week captured at the Sono River in Kaptipada, Mayurbhanj District of Odisha, India. 👉Read more at: v2vglobalpartnership.org/v2v-photo-of-t…

I am looking forward to Bala Nikku Thompson Rivers University talk on #Disasters #Resilience #SSF. I have known Bala as an excellent scholar-practitioner and for his groundbreaking work on community-oriented disaster resilience. Please join us...see details below