Researchers in the EU-funded AGRUMIG project say strategies which support migrants as well as the communities they leave behind can benefit those in both origin and destination countries, as well as migrants themselves.
Fraser Sugden, a Senior Lecturer at the University of Birmingham, a MARIS partner, participated as a panellist at the 2018 Global Landscapes Forum in Bonn, in a session entitled Managing Migration and Remittances for Environmentally Sustainable and Socially Responsive Landscapes, organised by MARIS knowledge partner CIFOR. The session was oriented…
In March 2019, the international journal Gender & Development will examine the theme of Migrants in a Global Economy. G&D is a unique journal aiming to further gender and social justice through influencing and inspiring international development that challenges inequality. We publish the analysis, insights and experience of feminists working…
IWMI Nepal researchers Fraser Sugden and Stephanie Leder chaired a WLE-IWMI session at RGS-IGB conference On August 31, 2016, IWMI Nepal researchers Fraser Sugden and Stephanie Leder chaired a WLE-IWMI panel discussion titled “Geographies of migration, gender and agrarian change in the Global South” at the Royal Geographical Society (with…
Original blog post by IWMI about Migration, labour, and water for agriculture gets featured on HumanitarianNews.org
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