Human Wellbeing & Coastal Resilience network

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Social Wellbeing

Interactive Governance

Ecosystems Services

Social-Ecological Resillience

The Human Wellbeing and Coastal Resilience Network is brought together by a common concern over the growing vulnerability of coastal people and the ecosystem services on which they depend. The network aims to connect, and support, activities that work towards improved governance for human wellbeing and coastal resilience worldwide. In doing so, we strive for enhanced collective learning and debate across different scientific disciplines, geographical scales, and coastal contexts, which can inform coastal governance and policy processes. Our members span academic, civil society, consultancy, and policy making sectors from across the globe.

Evening seminar at the Zoological Society of London
fisher mending net

As part of their Shallow Seas event the Zoological Society of London will be hosting an evening seminar titled: Reconciling …

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New publications from the WellCoast network
fish in hand

Coulthard, S., Johnson, D and J.A.McGregor (2011). Poverty, sustainability and human wellbeing: A social wellbeing approach to the global fisheries …

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New initiatives relating to the WellCoast network
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Bellagio Initiative, led by the Institute for Development Studies (IDS) Brighton, starts a global debate exploring the future of philanthropy …

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GSF for Wellbeing and Resilience of Fisheries
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This recent Canadian International Development Agency (CIDA) funded project brings together leading Canadian, UK, and Vietnamese

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