World Social Science Forum 2018: Security and Equality for Sustainable Futures
ACADEMIC PANELS: CROP is co-organising two sessions during WSSF 2018.
Thank you to all contributors to this event. It was a pleasure to work with both established partners and new acquaintances.
OP6-01
27 September (14:00-16:00) (in co-operation with UNESCO):
The Politics of Inclusion: Towards a Secure and Sustainable Future
Left to right: Mirza Zulfigur Rahman (Indian Institute of Technology), Gilbert Siame (University of Zambia), Toru Oga (Kyushu University), Alberto D. Cimadamore (University of Bergen/ISC), Gabriele Köhler (UNRISD), Pedro Manuel Monreal Gonzalez (UNESCO), Etienne Nel (University of Otago)
Panel Presentations:
- Gilbert Siame: "Understanding social inclusion from the perspectives of slum dwellers in Kampala (Uganda)"
- Mirza Zulfigur Rahman: "Infrastructure Development in Northeast India: Examining Inequality and Exclusion in the Development Promise of Progress and Prosperity"
OP3-03
28 September (14:00-16:00) (in co-operation with the Inter-American Institute for Global Change Research (IAI):
Gerson Tuazon (University of Auckland), I. Ricardo Castro-Diaz (Autonomous Univ. of Entre Rios/CONICET), Stephanie Büchler (University of Arizona), Christopher A. Scott (University of Arizona), Adebusuyi Isaac Adeniran (Obafemi Awolowo University), Alberto D. Cimadamore (University of Bergen/ISC)
Panel Presentations:
- I. Ricardo Castro-Diaz: "The social vulnerability and ecosystem services feedback: approaching social-ecological analysis in water supply for Andean communities (Lake of Fuquene, Colombia)"
- Adebusuyi Isaac Adeniran: "Exploring the Political-Ecology of Uneven Sino-Nigerian Water Conservation Partnership"
- Christopher A. Scott & Nicolas Pinedá Pablos: "Urban Wastewater for Peri-urban Agriculture in Northwest Mexico: Health Risk, Water Resources, and Sanitation Policy Challenges"
Background information:
OPEN CALL FOR PAPERS
