NENRE meeting

Call for Papers and Policy Works: NENRE-EfD Chile 7th meeting in October! (in Spanish)

Submit your work here: https://bit.ly/3x8uh34 The Seventh Annual Meeting of the EfD Chile center "Research Nucleus on Environmental and Natural Resource Economics (NENRE)", will take place on October…

Date: Thursday 14 — Friday 15 October, 2021
Location: Virtually

Urban Food and Nutrition Security Resilience through Urban Agriculture: A Circular Economy Approach

Submitted by Meseret Birhan… on
EfD Authors:

Key Messages

1. Urban agriculture boosts food security and household resilience.
Families with climate-smart gardens were up to 35% less likely to face hunger, produced five to six times more food, and spent up to 35% less on food purchases, strengthening dietary diversity and income stability.

2. Women benefit most from climate-smart gardening.
Women-headed households saw the largest improvements in food and nutrition security, highlighting urban farming’s potential to empower women and promote more inclusive, resilient communities.

Agriculture, Conservation, Urban

Forest governance approaches for conservation and rural livelihood in communities of Enugu and Cross River States

Submitted by Agha Inya on

The study examined forest governance strategies for conservation in selected communities in Enugu and Cross River States, Nigeria. A total of 396 forest-fringe household heads were surveyed using a multi-stage sampling method, focusing on communities within two forest ecosystems characterized by different governance models. Data were collected through structured questionnaires and analysed using percentages, to assess respondents' access to forest resources and perceptions of governance.

Conservation, Forestry
Bee

Pesticides and pollinators

Pollinators are essential for both biodiversity and food security, yet many species are in decline due to multiple pressures like habitat loss, pesticide exposure and climate change. This seminar…

Date: Wednesday 12 November 2025 10:30 — 12:00
Location: Hybrid seminar: Vinden 8301 (Natrium), GU, and zoom-link (sign up below)

Protected areas can serve as infrastructure against extreme events

Submitted by Daniela Rivera… on

Protected areas are not only key to biodiversity conservation but can also function as natural infrastructure that could reduce the impact of extreme weather events. This policy brief explores how forests, mangroves, and wetlands in Guatemala and Costa Rica can mitigate floods and landslides, and under what conditions these benefits are realized.

Climate Change, Conservation, Land, Policy Design, Water