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are responsible for the ongoing political and economic transitions faced by pastoralists in the region. ... available on pastoralism in Kenya and the impact of livestock marketing schemes on pastoralistsu2019 economic and ecological resilience.

Our third year economics Ph.D student Michael Ashby was econometrically challenged at leading Investment Management and Financial services company Black Rock, learning new skills and growing his career prospects stock:

Select Page. Hannah Marshall on her placement with Hestia. by CGC Admin | Nov 14, 2019 |Hannah Marshall worked alongside the busy frontline service team at the crisis support group Hestia, meeting some disadvantaged and vulnerable people and gaining

Department of Geography PhD worked with the Centre for Science and Policy (CSaP), on a project titled The Green Recovery Report.. by CGC Admin | Jun 24, 2024 |The aims of the internship were to foster better understand the role of a ‘broker’

Our Department of Sociology student El No’s fellowship , saw her helping to prove the positive economic business case for BP to roll out a mobility hubs.

Select Page. by CGC Admin | Jun 18, 2020 |Cambridge Grand Challenges students Esther Anwuzia and Guy Skinner undertook fellowship projects at Heathrow between September 2019 and May 2020, which resulted in additional impromptu investigations during

Select Page. by CGC Admin | Oct 3, 2019 | Social Impact. Faculty of Education Ph.D student Stephen Bayley worked on the ‘Early Childhood Development (ECD) Programme’ with DRID’s Education Research Team, gaining a wider understanding of some of

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Our Department of Sociology student El No’s fellowship , saw her helping to prove the positive economic business case for BP to roll out a mobility hubs network globally.

such as algorithmic bias; feminist economics; or the history of British welfare and economic development.