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Dr. Dhiraj Gyawali
Dr. Dhiraj Gyawali is the Research Manager for Disaster Modelling at UNU-EHS. His expertise focuses on providing technical insights for policymaking on contemporary issues of water and climate, and the associated risks. Within MCII's Climate Risk Analytics team at UNU-EHS, Dhiraj is primarily engaged in research coordination across different projects with an emphasis on climate risk modelling. Additionally, he is also coordinating and supporting fundraising and networking efforts for different research initiatives.
UNU Council Member
Prof. Francisco H.G. Ferreira
Prof. Francisco H. G. Ferreira is the Amartya Sen Professor of Inequality Studies and Director of the International Inequalities Institute at the London School of Economics (LSE).
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Kirsten Haaland
Kirsten Haaland is a researcher at the UNU Maastricht Economic and Social Research Institute on Innovation and Technology (UNU-MERIT) who is interested in Open Source Software, Online Communities, Open Science, FAIR principles, Business Models & Business Processes.
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Dr. Michael Hagenlocher
Dr. Michael Hagenlocher's main interest lies in better understanding the complex, systemic nature of risks and identifying pathways towards more resilient futures.
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Dr. Geert Haghebaert
Geert Haghebaert joined UNU-CRIS as an Associate Research Fellow in the Nature, Climate and Health cluster
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Sonja Hahn-Tomer
Sonja Hahn-Tomer is the Executive and Liaison Officer in the UNU-FLORES Executive Office.
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Hela Hammami
Hela Hammami graduated in rural engineering, water management and forestry, and thus developed a strong foundation in understanding the environmental problems related to flood protection, water management, land conservation and forest management.
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Dr. Leila Hanafi
Leila Hanafi is a visiting research fellow at UNU-CRIS, within the Migration and Social Policy Cluster and within the Nature, Climate and Health Cluster.
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Rachael Hansen
Rachael Hansen
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Simon Happersberger
Simon Happersberger is a PhD Fellow at UNU-CRIS