Learn more about Anika N. Haque's research, exploring how #climatechange is disproportionately affecting women in the global south 👇🌎 york.ac.uk/environment/ne… Supported by the AXA IM Research Award AXA Research Fund. #socialgood #YorkResearch

Are you interested in working on urban gardens to improve health, biodiversity and climate-change resilience in cities in Bangladesh? We're offering a fully funded PhD studentship (UK fees and stipend) for a January 2025 start. Find out more and apply: tinyurl.com/7e4nhnzv

Join us for a fully funded PhD (UK fees and stipend) on urban gardens and climate change resilience in Bangladesh Helen Elsey Department of Environment and Geography Leverhulme Centre for Anthropocene Biodiversity

If you are an international researcher on environmental sustainability and want to partner with researchers at the University of York UK to solve pressing global crises apply here👇We are also happy to hear from funders, donors, philanthropists etc who want to get involved! 🌳🌎

📣 Last call to apply, the deadline is 30th September, 2024 Helen Elsey Leverhulme Centre for Anthropocene Biodiversity Department of Environment and Geography

This was such a brilliant day - well done to our students 👏🌍

On Nov 6th, we are hosting A. Haque in our series "Advances in #Water Management & #Climate Adaptation" Do not miss it! Title: Climate risk responses and the urban poor in the global South 📑Register: tinyurl.com/y53tsu44 ➕Info: tinyurl.com/mr2ewnw6 Everyone's welcome!

💰 Dhaka needs at least $1 billion annually to implement its National adaptation plan, while 🇧🇩 is already spending around $3 billion every year to tackle climate impacts. The world must step up support to help countries like #Bangladesh. #COP29 arabnews.com/node/2578895/w…

It was great to read more about Anika N. Haque's important research into women in the global south, climate change and resilience in today's @YorkshirePost (print & online). A report from Michael Crossland 👇🌍 yorkshirepost.co.uk/business/women… #YorkResearch #climatechange

It was great to read more about Anika N. Haque's important research into women in the global south, climate change and resilience in last week's The Yorkshire Post. A timely report from Michael Crossland 👇🌍 yorkshirepost.co.uk/business/women… #YorkResearch #climatechange

The new dark red climate stripe for 2024 shows it’s the hottest year yet.

New paper alert on Urban energy transition in the global South which shows why universal access to energy cannot be delivered via networked electricity and urban energy transition requires collaboration with un(der)serviced communities.👇 sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

Glad to be back at UC Berkeley. Geared up for the 3 intense days of project meetings, field visit, lab visit and talks with Prof Ashok Gadgil and his team.

Amazing experience to visit Prof Ashok Gadgil’s plant in Allensworth, the technology that he developed to serve the socially and economically marginalised population affected by arsenic intrusion in the water. The technology is already adopted in India.