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Thanks and Acknowledgements Benefactors Principal research grantors The University of Oxford is immensely grateful to the benefactors who enabled the founding of the Environmental Change Institute in 1991 and have invested since in its development. Dr James Martin The Jackson Foundation Mr and Mrs Colin Trapnell MOA International IBM United Kingdom Trust Merton College, Oxford Powergen plc Nuclear Electric Andrew W Mellon Foundation Environment Now Foundation Thames Water plc Charterhouse Charitable Trust Esmée Fairbairn Foundation The Strachan Donnelley Family Trust Rhodes Trust Riche Monde John S Cohen Foundation Dulverton Trust The Higgins-Trapnell Family Foundation TSB Lloyds Bank plc BOC Foundation Loke Wan Tho Foundation Solar Century EcoSecurities Climate Care and over 1,000 graduates of the University of Oxford advisory board Professor Tim O’Riordan (Chair) Sir Victor Blank Sir Anthony Cleaver Mr Vic Cocker CBE Dr Strachan Donnelley The Rt Hon John Gummer MP The Rt Hon Lord Holme of Cheltenham CBE The Principal, Linacre College Professor Jacqueline McGlade Mr Derek Osborn Mr Francis Sullivan Sir Crispin Tickell Dr Angela Wilkinson europe Danish Energy Agency, Deutsche Gesellschaft <strong>für</strong> Technische Zusammenarbeit, (GTZ) GmbH, ECOFYS, EDF SA, Electrolux, EU Interreg Programme, European Commission, ALTENER Programme, European Commission SAVE Programme, European Environment Agency, European Social Fund, European Tropical Forest Research Network, French Environment and Energy Management Agency (ADEME), Grundfos - Denmark, Netherlands Agency for Energy and the Environment (NOVEM), Swiss Agency for Development and Co-operation. International International Food & Agriculture Organisation of the United Nations, International Council of Scientific Unions, International Energy Agency, International Geographical Union, International Geosphere-Biosphere Programme (IGBP), International Human Dimensions Programme (IHDP), North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO), United Nations Environment Programme, World Bank, World Climate Research Programme (WCRP), World Conservation Union-IUCN. usa Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation, US Government Environment Protection Agency. united kingdom AEA Technology, Arts Council, Biffaward, British Academy, British National Space Centre, Building Research Establishment, Carbon Trust, Chartered Institute of Building Services Engineers, Darwin Initiative - UK Government, Department for International Development - UK Government, Department of Environment, Food and Rural Affairs - UK Government, Economic and Social Research Council, Electricity Association, Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council, English Nature, Environment Agency, Environment and Heritage Service (Northern Ireland), Heritage Lottery Fund, Joint Nature Conservation Committee, Napier University, National Endowment for Science, Technology and the Arts, Natural Environment Research Council, National Trust, National Trust for Scotland, Research and Development Fund - University of Oxford, Royal Commission on Environmental Pollution, Royal Geographical Society, Royal Society, Royal Society for the Protection of Birds, Scottish Executive, Scottish Natural Heritage, Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders, Thames Water plc, Trapnell Fund, Tyndall Centre, UK Water Industries Research, West Oxfordshire District Council, World Wide Fund for Nature. Financial Summary, 2005-06 Income Competitive Research Grants (eg, EU & UK £ Governments, UK Research Councils)....................1,845,000 Higher Education Funds (tuition, HEFCE)..........................407,000 Benefactions & other income..................................................308,000 Total....................................2,560,000 Expenditure Research & Academic Staff ..................................................1,235,000 Administrative, Support, & Communication Staff.............245,000 Non-staff: Research Equipment, Consumables, Travel, Office expenses..................................610,000 University Costs .....................................................................296,000 Total....................................2,386,000 Surplus...................................174,000 Deficit from 2004-05.........117,000 Carry forward........................57,000
ECI in 2006 .............................................................................................2 Director’s Statement .................................................................................3 ECI at a glance .........................................................................................4 Climate Research Theme...........................................................................6 Global Environmental Change and Food Systems .........................................8 The Tyndall Centre for Climate Change Research ..........................................9 UK Climate Impacts Programme ..............................................................10 Ecosystems Research Theme Biodiversity and Climate Change .............................................................12 Ecosystem Dynamics ...........................................................................14 Human Ecology ..................................................................................16 James Martin 21st Century School and ECI Fellows ....................................18 Energy Research Theme Contents Lower Carbon Futures: Making the transition to an equitable, low-carbon society ...20 Lower Carbon Futures Research Projects ...................................................22 UK Energy Research Centre: ‘The Meeting Place’ managed by ECI .....................24 Ecosystems: Conservation Practice ...........................................................25 Environmental Science and Policy Journal ...................................................25 Land Degradation Research .......................................................................26 Doctoral Research Students ......................................................................28 Master of Science in Environmental Change and Management ......................30 ECI Publications in 2006 ...........................................................................34 ‘The Road to San Gimignano’......................................................................36 Ideas for the German G8-EU 2007 Twin Presidency from Professor John Schellnhuber CBE Tipping Point 2006: Climate and Art..........................................................37
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