Human dimensions
Human activities affect and are affected by the Earth's environment. Achieving our vision requires research and capacity development approaches that harness the latest developments of social and natural sciences.
Key topics
- Assessment of impacts
- Socioeconomic assessments
- Blue and green economic growth and development
- Social and cultural dimensions
- Science, policy and society
- Governance and institutional dimensions of global change
- Sustainable and climate-smart cities
- Climate migration and displacement
- Social and psychological resilience
Recent projects
Mapping plastic pollution pathways: integrating observation and citizen science approach to link residential sources and environmental contamination
Extreme landscape events, vulnerability assessment, transboundary collaboration and enhanced adaptation
Last mile first: Translating digital flood alerts into offline communication for low-literacy rural communities in Sindh, Pakistan
Peer-reviewed publications
Seasonal and climate-related variations in norovirus and PMMoV detection in Vietnamese oysters
The perceptions of smallholder farmers to climate change and their responses through nature-based solutions in Northern Vietnam
Remediation of urban water bodies: A multi-country study on community capacity building and communication on nature-based solutions
The CMIP6-downscaled CORDEX-Southeast Asia (SEA) ensemble: Evaluation and benchmarking for megacities of SEA
Characterizing drought and its implications for water resources in western Nepal
Licensed Commoning and the Authoritarian Commons: Governing Participation in China’s Community Gardens
Briefs
