FORest ciTizenship for disaster rEsilience: learning from COVID-19

FORest ciTizenship for disaster rEsilience: learning from COVID-19


Funders involved: ESRC; NSF; FAPESP

This project uses Brazilian Amazonia as an arena to examine how marginalized people, disproportionately affected by COVID-19, are using citizenship to mitigate the pandemic’s negative societal effects. The project aims (1) quantify linkages between forest citizenship and COVID-19 resilience; (2) understand practices of forest citizenship in relation to COVID-19 experiences; and (3) understand and disseminate learning on conditions for promoting forest citizenship and enhancing disaster resilience across Amazonia.

Lead Principal Investigator: Luke Parry (luke.parry@lancaster.ac.uk), Lancaster Environment Centre, Lancaster University, UK

Principal Investigators:

Peter Newton (peter.newton@colorado.edu), Environmental Studies Program, University of Colorado Boulder, USA

Rodrigo Martins (rmartins@ufscar.br), Department of Sociology, Universidade Federal de São Carlos, São Paulo, Brazil

 

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