PhD Student
From the 1950s until today, multiple environmental and social disasters have been caused by large-scale water management infrastructures, such as dams and barrages, in Central and South Asia. In my research, I would like to investigate whether flawed or incomplete economic analysis during the planning stages of infrastructure can be linked to the environmental and social outcomes. As part of my research, I plan to unpick how governments take decisions that impact on the environment, and how research can be used to avoid future disasters.
I am supervised by Professor Bhaskar Vira, and co-supervised by Dr Shaun Larcom. I am a member of the University of Cambridge Conservation Research Institute.
Email:
lg368@cam.ac.uk
Key Publications
- 2015 Bellfield et al. Case study report: Community-based monitoring systems for REDD+ in Guyana. Forests
- 2012 Contribution to: REDD+: where do we stand? Chapter in State of the Congo Basin Forest 2012
- 2012 Swan et al. REDD+ Biodiversity Safeguards: Options for Developing National Approaches.
- 2012 Mitchard et al. A novel application of satellite radar data: monitoring carbon sequestration and degradation in a community forestry project in Mozambique. Plant Ecology and Diversity
- 2010 Grace et al. A pilot project to store carbon as biomass in African woodlands. Carbon Management
