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Irene Ojuok, who has just started her 3-year research project on Farmer Managed Natural Regeneration (FMNR) with Right Livelihood Award Laureate Tony Rinaudo and World Vision Kenya, has written a chapter on women participation in FMNR for climate resilience. Her findings were published in the African Handbook of Climate Change Adaptation. Abstract Despite the fact…
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The RLC Campus Córdoba organises an online conversation on sustainability in Latin America in cooperation with Movemiento Pedagógico Social (Mexico), Pachame (Brazil) and Asociación Kallfü (Chile). December 10, 5 PM Mexican Central Time / 12 AM CETvia Zoom: 820 9209 9220; Access code: 388831 Right Livelihood Award Laureate and RLC Córdoba Coordinator Raúl Montenegro, Natacha…
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Irene Ojuok from Kenya was selected for the RLC PhD scholarship 2020. In this interview, she introduces her research objectives and motivation. How did you learn about the RLC programme at ZEF and what was your motivation to apply for it? I learnt about the RLC Programme at ZEF through my colleagues and friends who…
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This interview was firstly published by Ana Juaristi on the homepage “A Cambio de Nada” on November 16.
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Owing to COVID-19, RLC Bonn researcher Dorothy Birungi had to interrupt her research on prennial agriculture in Northern Uganda, but is now back in the field. Here are some impressions of her field work. Dorothy works together with The Land Institute, which received the Right Livelihood Award in 2000, and with the RLC Campus Lund.…
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We have to work together with nature, not against ist! Tony Rinaudo, October 2020 On October 8, The RLC Campus Bonn hosted the opening session “Re-Greening the Future: In Conversation with ‘Forest Maker’ Tony Rinaudo” of the @Bonnglobal series at Daring Cities 2020. During the session, Rinaudo, who received the Right Livelihood Award in 2018,…
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On October 8, Right Livelihood Award Laureate Tony Rinaudo spoke at the opening session of the @Bonnglobal series at Daring Cities 2020. Rinaudo, who received the Right Livelihood Award in 2018, not just talked about his mission and work, but was also eager to answer questions from the audience. Owing to the time limitation, not…
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From October 23-25, SPRING (Spatial Planning for Regions in Growing Economies) organises a digital conference on “Responding to the Global Pandemic: Towards a Sustainable and Resilient Future”. SPRING is a Master-of-Science Program that RLA laureate Manfred Max-Neef once brought to the Universidad Austral de Chile (where the RLC Campus Valdívia is located) and that jointly…
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The next edition of the “Conversations that Matter” series on “Social Transformation – Visions & Mobilizations”, organised by the RLC Campus Santa Cruz and the RLC Campus Mumbai in cooperation with the Right Livelihood Foundation, is going to happen on: November 17, 2020, 5:00-6:00 PM CEST (8:00-9:00 AM Pacific). Pre-registration required Before the coronavirus pandemic, we already…
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The Right Livelihood Award, widely known as the “Alternative Nobel Prize,” has been honouring courageous changemakers since 1980. By recognizing the actions of brave visionaries and building impactful connections around the world, the Award aims to boost urgent and long-term social change. On October 1, 2020, the Right Livelihood Foundation announced the 2020 Laureates: Imprisoned…
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