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Sdgnexus Network

Project: Research

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Description

The Sdgnexus Network (SDGNN), Establish 2020 During the First Phase of the Exceed Program, is dedicated to research the complex interactions Between the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGS) and Their Il Implications for Sustainable Development Pathways. ITS Research is based on the mutual interaction - The Nexus - Between Sdgs. This Leads to Synergies But Also Trade-offs Between Sdgs, where Improving One can have a negative impact on another. The Sdgnn Cooperatos With A Diverse Network of Partners: Seven Core Partner University from Latin America, Central Asia, and Germany Receive Direct Funding to Lead Research Initiatives. An additional Eleven Collaboating partners, including universities and non-academic organization, from Ecuador, Colombia, Germany, Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan, and Thailand contributes Expertise and Support to Enhance The Impact of the Sdgnn's Research. Central to This Collaborative Network Is The Justus Liebig University Giessen (JLU) and its Center for International Development and Environmental Research (Zeu) That Takes The Lead Role. The Zeu you have drived International Research, Consulting and Teaching Activities at The Intersection of Natural and Social Sciences for Almost 30 Years. Collaboating Partners Include The Center for Marine Science (Cemarin) and the German-Colombian Peace Institute (Capable), Two Daad Center of Excellence ESTABLISHED BY JLU. The Sdgnn Will Continue ITS Long-Term, Equally Important and Interlinked Objectives (Figure 1), To (1) Develop a Joint Research Framework, (2) Establish Collaborative Networking Activities, and (3) Train and Promote Young Professionals, I.E., The Agents of Change.

Call for Applications

OUT OF CALL – EXTERNAL FUNDS
Short titleSdgnexus Network
StatusActive
Effective start/end date1/03/2531/12/29

Keywords

  • Network

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