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How does governance affect ecosystem health and poverty alleviation?

Dr Fiona Nunan reports from an ESPA outreach workshop in Ghana that explored this hot topic.

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People, patches and parasites

New paper explores the socio-ecology of disease in Africa - Professor Ian Scoones reports.

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ESPA releases Annual Report 2017

ESPA has released its annual report, providing an overview of research results and programmatic achievements for the financial year 2016-17.

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Agenda for ESPA’s special session at Western Indian Ocean Marine Science Symposium

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People, patches and parasites: New paper explores the socio-ecology of disease in Africa

How does governance affect ecosystem health and poverty alleviation?
Fiona Nunan

Now available: Agenda for ESPA’s special session at Western Indian Ocean Marine Science Symposium

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Pani Pahar: A special photo exhibition on the waters of the Himalayas

ESPA annual science conference 2017 - eight years of sustainability science for wellbeing
29 / 30 November 2017

Managing coastal and marine ecosystem services to support the wellbeing of the poor
02 / 2 November 2017

ESPA in East and Southern Africa

Effects of Irrigation and Rainfall on the Population Dynamics of Rift Valley Fever and Other Arbovirus Mosquito Vectors in the Epidemic-Prone Tana River County, Kenya

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