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Inter-University Learning on Advanced Land Management - Egyptian Country ILHAM/EC Initiative

Join the ILHAM/EC project led by the University of Leeds, engaging in sustainable land management research with a focus on interdisciplinary approaches and participatory methods in Egypt. Explore sustainable agriculture, ecological economics, and more.

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Inter-University Learning on Advanced Land Management - Egyptian Country ILHAM/EC Initiative

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  1. School of Earth and Environment FACULTY OF ENVIRONMENT Inter-university Learning in Higher education on Advanced land Management – Egyptian Country ILHAM/ECProfessor Lindsay Stringer

  2. School of Earth and Environment FACULTY OF ENVIRONMENT • The University of Leeds is based in northern England • The School of Earth and Environment comprises five research institutes • The Sustainability Research Institute is involved in ILHAM-EC • 35 academic staff; 25 postdocs; 60 PhD students • Expertise in participatory interdisciplinary research; sustainable land management; ecological economics; sustainable agriculture

  3. School of Earth and EnvironmentFACULTY OF ENVIRONMENT Key Staff • Staff bring expertise in dryland development; environmental sustainability, institutional economics, ecological economics, sustainable agriculture etc • Leeds will sit on the Steering Committee and the Scientific Group • Contribute to all WPs to varying degrees Prof Lindsay Stringer Prof Andy Dougill Dr Claire Quinn & other staff and PhD students to be confirmed… Dr Stephen Whitfield

  4. School of Earth and EnvironmentFACULTY OF ENVIRONMENT • Leeds will develop 2 modules (WP3) • Participatory methods, sustainable agriculture and livelihoods (to be confirmed) linked to ongoing research in Africa • Economics of land degradation building on work conducted in collaboration with the Economics of Land Degradation Initiative

  5. School of Earth and EnvironmentFACULTY OF ENVIRONMENT • Main contact point: Professor Lindsay Stringer • Email: l.stringer@leeds.ac.uk Image: http://cloud-collaboration.kahootz.com/public-sector-collaboration-everything-you-needed-to-know

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