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Staff Blogs and Networks
This page comprises a listing of blogs and networks that are coordinated by RMAP staff.
Blogs
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| RMAP people | Kuntala Lahiri-Dutt |
| Partner Institutions: | Gender Water Alliance |
| Blog summary | The blog is open to anyone working on or interested in looking at water
resources - the representations, institutions, rules, laws, policies, groups and individuals, participation, ecologies and systems - of water
management 'through a gender lens'. |
| Start Date: | March 2007 |
| Blog title: | |
RMAP people: | Andrew Walker |
Partner: | Nicholas Farrelly |
Blog Summary: | Anecdote, analysis and new perspectives on mainland southeast Asia. |
| Blog title: | |
RMAP people: | Staff, students and resident visiting fellows |
Blog Summary: | Debates on topical and controversial issues related to environmental and resource management through anecdotes, analysis and discussion forums. The RMAP Blog also has the latest news from the program including information on forthcoming seminars, book releases, published articles, new grant fundings and awards to staff and students |
| Start Date: | February 2007 |
Networks
| Network title | |
| RMAP people | Andrew Walker |
| Partner institutions | ANU Centre for Asian Societies and Histories |
| Network summary | This is a group of ANU-based scholars interested in facilitating discussions and research on the production and transmission of knowledge in various cultural and social settings, both historical and contemporary. |
| Network title: | |
RMAP people: | Kuntala Lahiri-Dutt, Colin Filer |
Partner Institutions: | Mine Labour Protection Campaign, Chotanagpur
Adivasi Seba Samiti, National Institute of Small Mines, Philippines
Sustainable Development Network, Local Government Unit of Itogon
Municipality (Philippines), Indonesian Institute of Sciences (LIPI), Wau
Ecology Institute in Papua New Guinea |
Network Summary: | The ASM Asia-Pacific Learning Forum will document and
disseminate concrete examples of equitable, effective, and sustainable
local-level partnerships which include small-scale miners or their
communities as a guide to the development of better policy and practice
in the different jurisdictions of the Asia-Pacific region. |
| Network title: | |
RMAP people: | Kuntala Lahiri-Dutt, Colin Filer |
Partner institutions: | PT Kaltim Prima Coal |
Network summary: | This website serves as a central hub for the dissemination of information as part of the ARC Linkage project "Creating Empowered Communities: Gender and Sustainable Livelihoods in a Coal Mining Region in Indonesia". The website includes links to documentation hosted on other websites and materials relating specifically to the KPC project and its area of impact. |
| Network title | |
| RMAP people | Kuntala Lahiri-Dutt |
| Partner institutions | ANU Institute for Environment |
| Network summary | The Gender Water Network (GWN) links students, professionals and researchers with interests in the fields of gender and water management in the Asia-Pacific region. |
| Network title: | |
RMAP people: | Pascal Perez, Anne Dray, Natalie Jones |
Partner Institutions: | ANU, CSIRO, CIRAD, CEMAGREF |
Network Summary: | Network summary: HEMA was created to encourage the development of multi-agent systems - often called agent-based models - to better our understanding of profound problems arising in the interactions within and between human social systems and natural biophysical systems. Members of the network should provide innovative, synthetic and integrative research on the influence of people's perceptions and behaviour upon the resilience of a given ecosystem. |
| Network title | |
| RMAP people | Simon Haberle |
| Partner institutions | RSPAS Dept of Archaeology & Natural History (ANU) |
| Network summary | PalaeoWorks is a portal to key resources being developed to facilitate palaeobotanical and archaeobotanical research in the Asia-Pacific region. |
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