Security in development and conflict contexts, including issues such as: local governance, education, religion, and gender.
Principal Investigator: Katherine Ann Brickell. Lead Organisation: Royal Holloway, University of London
Co Investigators: Mark Sithirith (CARE Cambodia); Laurie Parsons (Independant Anti-Slavery Comissioner)
This project seeks to incorporate migrant perspectives and sources of innovation into urban planning to build safer and more sustainable cities, addressing environmental sustainability, poverty, and conflict and security.
Principal Investigator: Jutta Bakonyi. Lead Organisation: Durham University
Co-investigators: Ali Ali; Peter Chonka; Nimo Ali; Kirsti Stuvoey
In developing countries experiencing high levels of poverty and inequality, getting the balance right between economic development and protection of the natural environment can be a major challenge for policymakers. This project will use an innovative approach known as 'everyday studies': a way of investigating the routine and seemingly mundane.
Principal Investigator: Ana Maria Ibáñez. Lead Organistion: University of the Andes - Colombia
This mixed-methods research aims to bring together key development concerns related to sustainable livelihoods, social vulnerability, and poverty to build an alternative account of 'insecurity and crime' in African cities.
Principal Investigator: Paul Hutchings. Lead Organisation: Cranfield University.
Co-Investigators: Barbara C. Van Koppen (International Water Management Institute IWMI); Alison Parker (Cranfield University); Bethel Gebremedhin (International Rescue Committee, IRC)
Principal Investigator: Simon Rushton. Lead Organisation: University of Sheffield
Co-investigators: Bhimsen Devkota; Sarita Panday; Martina McGuinness; Jonathan Mark Joseph; Jiban Kumar Karki; Julie Balen; Andrew Chee Keng Lee
Introduction: security in the vernacular and peacebuilding at the margins; rethinking violence reduction
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