Three research teams were on 25th September 2022 awarded the EfD Policy Impact Award during the 16th EfD Annual meeting held at the Speke Resort Hotel Munyonyo Kampala Uganda. The award is to
Shi Xiangying, one of the many excellent doctoral students at EfD China who obtained their Ph. D.s this summer, is dedicated to the research of ecosystem equilibrium and the conservation of snow
Study in semi-arid areas shows improved nutritional intake in households with working women.
Recent research shows that paving roads is the most cost-effective policy to reduce air pollution in Bogota when compared with other alternatives such as fuel substitution in industry and heavy-duty
María del Pilar got tired of hearing lame excuses, such as “we would like to feature women researchers, but we can’t find any”. So she created a database of women researchers working in the field of
High-level policy engagements, capacity building for researchers, remarkable progress in policy-relevant research projects, and building a reliable partnership with the media were some of the
EfD researchers E. Somanathan and Shoibal Chakravarty argue in a study that backing the coal plants expansion policy is flawed. They outline the private and external costs of electricity from coal
A state of the art hybrid workshop, a massive presence in the media and the integration of the SETI collaborative were the highlights of the year. In 2021, the Environment for Development Initiative
How can you create economic incentives for a sustainable society? Which instruments work and how do you protect vulnerable groups? Researchers from the University of Gothenburg as well as officials
EfD China has conducted a field study involving over 1,500 households and hundreds of stakeholders to evaluate the effects of the Collective Forest Tenure Reform. The purpose is to provide China’s