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EfD featured in BBC’s Story Works

EfD is delighted to be showcased in Aiming Higher, a production developed in partnership between the The International Association of Universities and BBC's Story Works Production. Aiming Higher is a…

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Women in Environmental Economics for Development (WinEED)

WinEED’s mission is to empower women economists in the Global South to assume leadership in environment and development research. It seeks to enhance capacity and cultivate a strong ecosystem of women researchers—particularly early-career scholars—who can grow into principal investigators, mentors, and thought leaders at the intersection of environment and development. WinEED is committed not only to gender inclusion as a principle of equal opportunity but also to the transformative value of women’s leadership in improving research quality, relevance, and policy impact.

Sustainable Consumption and Production (SCOPE)

Welcome

Sustainable Consumption and Production (SCOPE) is an EfD collaborative research program aimed to identify leverage points and associated interventions for triggering and enabling transformative changes at the level of consumers, producers, and organizations, thus accelerating diverse transformative pathways towards consumption and production that is in harmony with the natural environment. Such interventions should be sensitive to sociocultural contexts and rights; therefore, collaborative, cross-country research is of the utmost importance. 

Sustainable Energy Transitions Initiative (SETI)

Vision

The Sustainable Energy Transitions Initiative (SETI) is an interdisciplinary global collaborative that aims to foster research on energy access and energy transitions in low and middle-income countries, and to better understand their drivers and dynamics, as well as their impacts on health, gender equality, economic growth, poverty alleviation, climate change and natural resources.

Read EfD's Evaluation Report 2020 here!

EfD's Evaluation Report is published and available for readers. This report follows from the 2014 evaluation of the Capacity Building Program (CBP) in Environmental Economics and the Environment for…

EfD Initiative 2015-2019 EnvEcon Evaluation Report 2020

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This evaluation follows from the 2014 evaluation of the Capacity Building Program (CBP) in Environmental Economics and the Environment for Development (EfD) Initiative led by the Environmental Economics Unit (EEU) at University of Gothenburg (UoG). This evaluation focuses on the period from 2015 to 2019, though acknowledgement is made of prior trends and evidence as part of the assessment of progress.