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Free, online course on Food Systems - "Food and Our Future: Sustainable Food Systems in Southeast Asia."
Starting on 8 August, SEI and the United Nations Environment Programme will be hosting a five-week massive online open course (MOOC), Food and Our Future: Sustainable Food Systems in Southeast…Continue
Tags: change, security, livelihoods, climate, MOOC
Started Jul 29, 2016
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Profile Information
- Country:
- Thailand
- What do you do?
- Editor, Producer, Researcher
- Organisation
- Stockholm Environment Institute (SEI) Asia
- Fields of interest
- science, health, water, energy, climate change, biodiversity, sustainable development, poverty reduction, policy
- Email address
- noelrajesh@gmail.com
- Languages
- English, Tamil, Thai, (and some Burmese)
- Please introduce yourself and explain why you want to join this network. Membership may be denied for people who do not answer this question in sufficient detail
- I am a writer, researcher and filmmaker with more than 15 years of experience on issues of natural resources governance in Southeast and the Mekong Region.
My expertise is environmental communications and policy engagement on natural resources governance, and his research interests are upland communities and rural livelihoods.
I've written a wide range of environmental articles including peer-reviewed journals, book chapters and newspapers as well as co-edited books on environment and development. I was lead editor of the book Governing the Mekong: Engaging in the Politics of Knowledge.
As a filmmaker, I have done both short and feature length documentary films on natural resources management. My most recent film was “Chindwin Perspectives” on environmental issues in the Chindwin River Basin in Myanmar. I also scripted and produced “The Mekong – Grounds of Plenty” highlighting the Mekong region's fisheries, markets and ways of livelihood.
Rajesh Daniel's Blog
In the Mekong Region, climate change poses real threat to food security
Climate change is resulting in severe negative impacts on many food-producing areas of the Mekong Region, posing risks of food insecurity.
Starting on 8 August, SEI and the United Nations Environment Programme will be hosting a five-week massive online open course (MOOC), Food and Our Future: Sustainable Food Systems in Southeast Asia. This blogpost provides a preview of some of the…
ContinuePosted on July 29, 2016 at 14:34
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