Mountlennium: Reaching Millennium Development Goals through Regional Mountain Governance

University of Geneva
2011
Bernard Debarbieux

Environmental Science, Human Geography, Political Science, Sociology

To what extent can regional governance architectures of mountainous areas contribute to achieving the Millenium Development Goals in terms of integration of sustainable development principles and of reduction of biodiversity loss?

Socio-ecological Networks and Resilience of Vulnerable Communities to Global Environmental Change: an Arctic-Alpine Comparison of Social Network Governance (ArcAlpNet)

Environmental Science, Human Geography, Sociology

How can social network analysis help in understanding resilience to global environmental changes in the isolated mountain and Arctic island communities?

Large Scale Land Acquisitions in Southeast Asia: Rural Transformations between Global Agendas and Peoples’ Right to Food

The Graduate Institute
2011
Christophe Gironde

Environmental Science, Human Geography, Political Science, Sociology

How can potentially negative effects on local populations of large-scale land acquisitions be mitigated and what could institutions do to protect human rights of the affected population?

Mobile Access to Knowledge: Culture and Safety in Africa. Documenting and assessing the impact of cultural events and public art on urban safety.

SUPSI
2011
David Fornari

Anthropology, Human Geography

How do cultural events and public art affect urban safety in African cities?

Governance of Forests: Multiple Outcomes in the Bolivian Lowlands – Reconciling Livelihoods, Biodiversity Conservation and Carbon Sequestration

University of Bern
2010
Stephan Rist

Environmental Science, Human Geography, Law

How can new institutional arrangements help reconcile livelihood-relevant factors of local populations with the UN program for Reducing Emissions for Deforestation and Forest Degradation (REDD)?

Rethinking the Millennium Development Goals: Stakeholders’ Perceptions and Strategic Choices

University of Bern
2010
Baris Karapinar

Human Geography, Political Economy, Sociology

How do developing countries set priorities and define realistically achievable goals within the millennium development goals?

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Mountlennium: Reaching Millennium Development Goals through Regional Mountain Governance

Socio-ecological Networks and Resilience of Vulnerable Communities to Global Environmental Change: an Arctic-Alpine Comparison of Social Network Governance (ArcAlpNet)

Large Scale Land Acquisitions in Southeast Asia: Rural Transformations between Global Agendas and Peoples’ Right to Food

Mobile Access to Knowledge: Culture and Safety in Africa. Documenting and assessing the impact of cultural events and public art on urban safety.

Governance of Forests: Multiple Outcomes in the Bolivian Lowlands – Reconciling Livelihoods, Biodiversity Conservation and Carbon Sequestration

Rethinking the Millennium Development Goals: Stakeholders’ Perceptions and Strategic Choices

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