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LOCATION:Online\,   
SUMMARY:Webinar: Towards a Nexus Knowledge Agenda – Contributions from th
 e Social Sciences
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:Speaker: \nInstitute of Speaker: \nTopics:\n\n Location:\n  Nam
 e: Online ()\n  Street:  \n  City:  \n  Phone: \n  Fax: \nDescription: Org
 anisers: UNU-FLORES\, Nexus Project Cluster    Speaker  Prof. Chrysi Laspi
 dou\, Professor\, Department of Civil Engineering\, University of Thessaly
   Mona Arnold\, Principal Scientist\, VTT Technical Research Centre of Fin
 land Ltd  Dr Louise Gallagher\, Environmental Governance Lead\, UNEP/GRID-
 Geneva’s Global Sand Observatory Initiative  Dr Andrea L. Pierce\, Assoc
 iate Professor\, University of Delaware\, Unidel Helen Gouldner Chair of t
 he Environment\, Biden School of Public Policy and Administration and the 
 Department of Geography  Prof. Paolo Davide Farah\, Founder\, President an
 d Director\, Global Law Initiatives for Sustainable Development (gLAWcal)\
 ; Associate Professor\, West Virginia University  Dr Mathew Kurian\, Conso
 rtium Lead\, Belmont Forum Project-Cyber-Enabled Disaster Resilience  Co-C
 onvenors  Nexus Project Cluster    There is a need to refine the understan
 ding of interlinkages within resource systems in the context of the nexus 
 concept from the political\, social\, legal\, and economic dimensions. Soc
 ial sciences can provide important contributions towards the nexus concept
 \, adding knowledge regarding humanity’s most urgent challenges in the f
 ace of climate change and anthropogenic pressures on earth systems and hel
 ping ensure policy coherence along scales and boundaries.    This webinar 
 will touch upon the social science perspectives and identify its current s
 tate-of-play in nexus research. The webinar will be a step towards closing
  the gap of multi-perspective debates about the socio-nature relations tha
 t the Nexus Approach intends to promote. It aims to explore the gaps in cu
 rrent nexus discourses to establish more sustainable\, equitable decisions
  and policies for the integrated governance of resources.    With the miss
 ion to advance the Resource Nexus\, UNU-FLORES – as a member of the Stee
 ring Committee of the Nexus Project Cluster – brings together actors fro
 m academia\, civil society\, industry\, and governments to discuss the sus
 tainable management of environmental resources via the Nexus Approach.    
 Background  Under the umbrella of “Circular Economy in a Sustainable Soc
 iety”\, the Dresden Nexus Conference 2020 (DNC2020) dwelled on the quest
 ion: How can the sustainable use of environmental resources be better achi
 eved through principles of the circular economy and what role does the Nex
 us Approach play?    To accelerate meaningful integration of the social sc
 iences into the Nexus discussion\, the webinar highlights the role of mult
 ifaceted knowledge to seize all opportunities to tackle bottlenecks that p
 revent sustainability transformation.  The ambition of the webinar is to p
 rovide a forward-looking approach to bring more focus and coherence to the
  knowledge activities arising at the science-policy interface.
DTSTAMP:20261004T095425Z
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