Anika N. Haque

Amazing experience to visit Prof Ashok Gadgil’s plant in Allensworth, the technology that he developed to serve the socially and economically marginalised population affected by arsenic intrusion in the water. The technology is already adopted in India.

Glad to be back at @UCBerkeley. Geared up for the 3 intense days of project meetings, field visit, lab visit and talks with Prof Ashok Gadgil and his team.

New paper alert on Urban energy transition in the global South which shows why universal access to energy cannot be delivered via networked electricity and urban energy transition requires collaboration with un(der)serviced communities.👇 sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

The new dark red climate stripe for 2024 shows it’s the hottest year yet.

@YorkEnvironment @AABangladesh @ICCCAD

Conducted the final phase of stakeholder consultation and workshop for developing gender responsive (climate) adaptive pathways in the urban global South- engaging debate amongst the stakeholders from government, NGOs, CSOs and the slum communities #Bangladesh @BritishAcademy_

It was great to read more about @anikanhaque's important research into women in the global south, climate change and resilience in last week's @YorkshirePost. A timely report from @MichaelCrossla7 👇🌍 yorkshirepost.co.uk/business/women… #YorkResearch #climatechange

It was great to read more about @anikanhaque's important research into women in the global south, climate change and resilience in today's @YorkshirePost (print & online). A report from @MichaelCrossla7 👇🌍 yorkshirepost.co.uk/business/women… #YorkResearch #climatechange

@_ACCESSnetwork @PDevinewright @BGatersleben @GWWarren Really insightful discussion on taking informed travel decisions. I experience most of these in my travel commitments, too. It is always a difficult decision for me as my research largely focuses on the global south which requires taking long flights for field works.

Just wondering if those at #COP29in Azerbaijan had similar thoughts to those on the @_ACCESSnetwork team when they considered if and how they travelled to Barcelona this summer. accessnetwork.uk/to-fly-or-not-…

💰 Dhaka needs at least $1 billion annually to implement its National adaptation plan, while 🇧🇩 is already spending around $3 billion every year to tackle climate impacts. The world must step up support to help countries like #Bangladesh. #COP29 arabnews.com/node/2578895/w…

On Nov 6th, we are hosting A. Haque in our series "Advances in #Water Management & #Climate Adaptation" Do not miss it! Title: Climate risk responses and the urban poor in the global South 📑Register: tinyurl.com/y53tsu44 ➕Info: tinyurl.com/mr2ewnw6 Everyone's welcome!

This was such a brilliant day - well done to our students 👏🌍

📣 Last call to apply, the deadline is 30th September, 2024 @helenelsey @AnthropoceneBio @YorkEnvironment

If you are an international researcher on environmental sustainability and want to partner with researchers at the University of York UK to solve pressing global crises apply here👇We are also happy to hear from funders, donors, philanthropists etc who want to get involved! 🌳🌎

Are you interested in working on urban gardens to improve health, biodiversity and climate-change resilience in cities in Bangladesh? We're offering a fully funded PhD studentship (UK fees and stipend) for a January 2025 start. Find out more and apply: tinyurl.com/7e4nhnzv

Join us for a fully funded PhD (UK fees and stipend) on urban gardens and climate change resilience in Bangladesh @helenelsey @YorkEnvironment @AnthropoceneBio

@DrCHughes1 @AdvanceHE @UniOfYork @YorkEnvironment @UoYLaw @UYSEG @ChemistryatYork @UoY_SBS @UoYCareers @YorkBiology @SEIresearch What a great news ! Congratulations to you and the team !

Delighted to receive a national @AdvanceHE CATE award alongside great colleagues for our @UniOfYork interdisciplinary sustainability modules 🌱🌍🎓 @YorkEnvironment @UoYLaw @UYSEG @ChemistryatYork @UoY_SBS @UoYCareers @YorkBiology @SEIresearch #CATE ➡️ ➡️ bit.ly/3AcP4tQ

@ICCCAD @AABangladesh @YorkEnvironment @BritishAcademy_

Conducted a daylong multistakeholder workshop in Dhaka exploring the challenges and knowledge, practice and capacity gaps to develop gender inclusive climate adaptation strategies..incredibly insightful to hear from the government, NGOs, civil societies and female slum leaders