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Awards. 2022: Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC) Cambridge Doctoral Training Partnership (DTP), University of Cambridge. ... Mitchell, T., Mechler, R. and Peters, K. (2012) ‘Disaster Risk Management and Adaptation to Extreme Events’, in

2022 – 2023: Post-Award Research Programme Officer, Firoz Lalji Institute for Africa, London School of Economics. ... 2021 – 2022: Research Assistant, Firoz Lalji Institute for Africa, London School of Economics.

Jawaharlal Nehru University (India): MA in Economics. Delhi University (India): BA (Hons.) in Economics. ... Awards and grants. 2022-2023: Economic and Social Research Council, Social Science Impact Fund, University of Cambridge (Co-applicant).

Smuts Fellowship in Commonwealth Studies (2022-23), University of Cambridge. Best Biennial Book Award (2022) Indian Society of Agricultural Economics. ... Sharma, R. N. & Singh, Shashi (2009) ‘Displacement in Singrauli Region: Entitlements and

Economic and Social Research Council’s 3 Studentship, 2007. Award for Excellence in Leading Geography from the U.K. ... as they respond to recession, recovery, fiscal uncertainty, growing economic inequality, and changing policy demands.

Search site. » Research in the Department » Research projects in the Department » Exploring economic reformation and the Sustainable Development Goals in a post-Covid Galápagos. ... Exploring economic reformation and the Sustainable Development Goals

This review provides a snapshot account of the types of government response to the social and economic impacts of the pandemic, policy and evidence gaps, and future challenges. ... The specific challenges facing young people have also often been

cultural and economic context that provide the perceptual filter through which they gain environmental information.

He studies justices and injustices that result from economic change, including India's new service economy, and changes in land use and land ownership. ... Large scale water-management infrastructure in Central and South Asia - to what extent have

Second, infrastructure is a lens of analysis, highlighting the connections and dependencies that circulate in the production of seemingly distinct socio-economic phenomena. ... Beyond the sub-disciplines of urban, development, economic or political