The Revisiting Climate-Cultures research project collaborates with several international partners to achieve the research objective of understanding the historical causal mechanisms shaping voluntary and involuntary female (non-)migration decisions in response to environmental risk.

Partnerships

Core team:
Human Geography and Spatial Planning (GEO): B. Mallick (climate change adaptation), A. Bailey (social urban transitions), M. M. Bayrak (political ecology): Copernicus Institute (GEO): H. Mees (environmental governance), G. Koren (ecohydrology); Department of Cultural Anthropology (social and behavioural science): D. Henig (cultural anthropology); Department of International and European Law (REBO): H. Du (climate jurisdictions)

International members/ stakeholders: Bangladesh: Coastal University Alliance – Bangladesh (CUAB); Solidaridad Network; International Center for Climate Change and Development (ICCCAD); India: Jadavpur University, Manipal Academy of Higher Education: Vietnam: An Giang University, Vietnam National University Ho Chi Minh City (VNU-HCM) & Kien Giang University; Taiwan: National Taiwan Normal University, Sri Lanka: University of Sri Jayewardenepura.

Funding

Funding for the Revisiting Climate-Cultures project is granted from three internal Utrecht University funding schemes:

• Pathways to Sustainability Seed Funding
• Institutions for Open Societies Seed Money
• Bottom-up Research Initiatives Funding