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Project leader(s) Project title Project partner(s) Countries Funding source(s) Duration Earth Sciences (D-ERDW) Structural Geology and Tectonics Jean-Pierre Burg Structural development of the Geological Survey Iran SNF 10/05 – 12/09 Makran Accretionary Wedge of Iran Jean-Pierre Burg Double subduction: Numerical University of Pakistan ETH Zurich 10/07 – 09/10 modelling of the tectonic Lahore, Pakistan; interplay and magmatic Pakistan Museum of productivity with application Natural History to the paired Karakoram and Kohistan Arcs Jean-Pierre Burg Morphological stability of Geological Survey Iran ETH Zurich 9/08 – 8/11 accretionary wedges: Record from of Iran; the river system and morpho- Teheran University, tectonics of the Iranian Makran Iran Jean-Pierre Burg Thermal evolution and DARIUS (Oil Company International Industry 06/06 – 05/09 energy potential of the Consortium) Makran Accretionary Wedge Jean-Pierre Burg Rehabilitation and conservation College of Earth and Pakistan Higher Education since 04/08 strategy for historical buildings Environmental Sciences, Commission, Pakistan; and structures in Lahore University of the Punjab, Culture Ministry Pakistan of Pakistan Environmental Sciences (D-UWIS) Aquatic Chemistry, Eawag 58 Bernhard Wehrli African Dams Project T. Bernauer, P. Edwards, Zambia, CCES, SNF, 01/09 – 12/11 ADAPT R. Kappel, W. Kinzelbach, Mozambique, ETH Zurich, D. Senn, ETH Zurich; Zimbabwe Eawag A. Schleiss, EPFL, Switzerland; A. Wüest, Eawag, Switzerland; I. Nyambe, University of Zambia Aquatic Physics, Eawag Alfred Wüest, Lake Kivu: Learning from the past Institut Supérieur Rwanda, SNF, SDC 06/09 – 06/12 Martin Schmid for managing its future Pédagogique de D.R. Congo Bukavu, D.R. Congo; Kigali Institute of Technology (KIST), Rwanda Research collaboration Research projects
Project leader(s) Project title Project partner(s) Countries Funding source(s) Duration Ecosystem Management Jean-Pierre Sorg, ORECH-LES: Biodiversity and Groupe de foresterie Kyrgyzstan Various sources 08/99 – 12/10 Bronislav sustainable management of pour le développement, Ivanovitch Kyrgyzstan’s walnut-fruit forests. ETH Zurich; Venglovsky Development of new D. M. Mamadjanov, silvicultural approaches D. Sakbaev, Forest Research Institute Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan; KIRFOR, Intercooperation Bishkek, Kyrgystan Jean-Pierre Sorg, Aménagement et gestion Groupe de foresterie Madagascar Various sources 2005 – 04/09 Gabrielle de grands espaces forestiers pour le développement, Rajoelison en zone sèche à Madagascar ETH Zurich; Ecole Supérieure des Sciences Agronomiques Antananarivo, Madagascar; Centre de Formation Professionnelle Forestière, Morondava, Madagascar Jaboury Ghazoul, Impact of forest fragmentation University of India ETHIIRA, 10/08 – 10/11 Chris Kettle and invasive species on Agricultural Sciences, ETH Zurich gene flow among tropical trees Bangalore, India Jaboury Ghazoul, Ecological and genetic restoration Seychelles Ministry Seychelles ETHIIRA, 04/08 – 04/11 Chris Kettle of inselberg plant populations of Environment ETH Zurich Lian Pin Koh, Oil palm expansion and implications Musim Mas, Indonesia; Indonesia SNF 07/09 – 07/12 Jaboury Ghazoul for biodiversity and livelihoods CIFOR, Indonesia Christopher Impact of invasive species on Seychelles Ministry Seychelles SNF 04/07 – 05/10 Kaiser-Bunbury, plant-pollinator networks of Environment Jaboury Ghazoul Jaboury Ghazoul Species coexistence in Forest Research Centre, Malaysia ETHIIRA, 04/06 – 03/10 tropical forests: The paradox of Sepilok, Malaysia; ETH Zurich generalist species University of Aberdeen, Scotland, UK Jaboury Ghazoul Pollinator services and University of India Internal funding 04/06 – 03/10 land use impact on coffee Agricultural Sciences, production at landscape scales Bangalore, India; ATREE, Bangalore, India 59 Jaboury Ghazoul Modelling oil palm expansion K. Obidzinski, Southeast ETH 07/08 – 07/11 and its impacts on biodiversity CIFOR, Indonesia; Asia Research and carbon storage L.T. Gan, PT Musim Mas, Fellowship Indonesia Environmental Philosophy Gertrude Structuring the science-policy U. Wiesmann, CDE, Various SNF, CCES 04/08 – 03/12 Hirsch Hadorn nexus in sustainability research University of Bern, and NCCR North-South, Switzerland; H. Wiggering, ZALF, Germany; B. Hubert, INRA, France; G. Bammer, Australian National University, Australia; A. Wiek, Arizona State University, USA Research collaboration Research projects
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Editorial The year 2009 marked a mi
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Table of contents Profile . . . . .
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Moving in a dynamic environment Bey
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Environmentally forced migration an
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Publications Refereed publications
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Koh, L.P., 2009: Calling Indonesia
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Frame Conditions for the Sustainabl
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Andrade de Sa, S., Palmer, C., Enge
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Clément, C., 2009: The Maca projec
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Contzen, S., 2009: Views of the rur
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components and indigenous arbuscula
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Financial statements Administrative
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Impressum Publisher North-South Cen
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