BehaviorChange
Human activities and land-use change are causing major impacts on ecosystems. As a result, human-wildlife interactions reorganize dynamically, with fundamental consequences for zoonotic disease emergence.
Funded research projects and collaborations.
Human activities and land-use change are causing major impacts on ecosystems. As a result, human-wildlife interactions reorganize dynamically, with fundamental consequences for zoonotic disease emergence.
The proposed research project will evaluate the impact of a terminated, asset-building PES scheme in Mozambique. The Sofala Carbon Community Project (SCCP) contracted over 2600 smallholder farmers for the adoption of agroforestry between 2003 and 2015
The aim of the project is to better understand the climate change migration nexus. We conducted lab-in-the field experiments in three sea-levle rise hot-spots: low-lying islands in the Pacific (Solomon Islands) and river deltas in Bangladesh and Vietnam.
Procedural fairness and nepotism among local traditional and democratic leaders in rural Namibia