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DC11 — Contribution of environmental NGO’s to urban ecological restoration and rewilding dynamics

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    Project titleCon­tri­bu­tion of envi­ron­men­tal NGO’s to urban eco­log­i­cal restora­tion and rewil­d­ing dynam­ics (DC11)
    Super­vi­sorsNathalie Blanc (UPC), Harold Lev­rel (UPC / AgroParis­Tech), Luc Abbadie (SU)
    Work pack­ageWP5 — Devel­op­ment, sus­tain­able devel­op­ment and the socioe­co­log­i­cal transitions
    Objec­tivesThe objec­tive is to work on the levers that are mobi­lized by cit­i­zen and local NGOs in very dif­fer­ent con­texts, in order to defend eco­log­i­cal restora­tion pro­grams or spon­ta­neous rewil­d­ing. The project aims to eval­u­ate the ele­ments that explain the suc­cess or fail­ure of these approach­es, and more broad­ly the changes that these ini­tia­tives gen­er­ate with­in socio-ecosys­tems, with regard to inter­ac­tions between humans and non-humans.
    Expect­ed resultsThe research will devel­op (i) an inter­dis­ci­pli­nary the­o­ret­i­cal frame­work to under­stand the con­di­tions of effec­tive eco­log­i­cal restora­tion or spon­ta­neous rewil­d­ing, (ii) a series of case-stud­ies, (iii) a typol­o­gy of these case studies.
    Planned mobil­i­ty / secondment(s)Dura­tion of the PhD: 36 months (M6-M42)
    Main insti­tu­tion: UPC
    Vis­it­ing and secondment(s): PARIS (M6 to M12) and Brus­sels (M18 to M24)
    Degree award­ing institutionUPC
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