Doctoral Researcher in Climate–land–environment Interactions

Your role

The research of this doctoral thesis is to investigate how implementing land management measures improve sustainability and climate adaptability from local case studies in regions of the Global South. This should advance understanding of the climate‑nexus framework that assesses soil, water, biodiversity, and ecosystem‑service indicators to capture the dynamics of coupled human–environment systems. The study is part of the Climate Nexus Framework project at the University of Luxembourg, funded by the Ministry of the Environment, Climate and Biodiversity of Luxembourg.

With this research you will:

• face the challenge to scientifically synthesize previously collected knowledge – such as scientific publications or the databases of the World Overview of Conservation Approaches and Technologies (WOCAT)
• assess how various climate change adaption & mitigation strategies contribute to guide and prioritize climate finan...