PhD candidate at the University of Bonn • interested in everything climate, adaptation, loss and damage, and intersectionality

Bonn, Germany
Joined November 2015
Yesterday, I joined the #XR #A12 blockade in The Hague and spoke about my research in Bangladesh and how it intensified my frustration with my government's €30.000.000.000 (!) annual spending on fossil subsidies. Here is the final part of that speech (with subtitles!) (1/6)
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11/21.  ❤️‍🩹Our Impact: Non-Economic #LossAndDamage 🔥The #ClimateCrisis is causing widespread non-economic #LossAndDamage (#NELD) to biodiversity 🌱, health ♥️, culture 🎭, and more. We connect researchers with #LossAndDamage policy makers and negotiators to help developing countries better understand and address #NELD. 🔗 Find out more about our work on #NELD here: lossanddamagecollaboration.o…
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New paper by @GIUB_Research|er @douwevanschie & colleagues: In their paper they question the dichotomy between economic & non-economic loss & damage from climate change and explore interlinkages between the two & implications for policy & research. doi.org/10.1017/sus.2024.40
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Our new paper in which we question the dichotomy between economic and non-economic loss and damage has just been published. We explore how the interlinkages between the two and the implications for policy and research. cambridge.org/core/journals/…
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Douwe van Schie retweeted
New commentary on the blurred nature of economic and non-economic L&D. Led by @douwevanschie and co-authored by myself, @keesvdgeest , and @SerdecznyOlivia, we show how economic and non-economic L&D are linked, which has important policy implications. doi.org/10.1017/sus.2024.40
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A recently published co-authored paper led by @douwevanschie in @ClimaticChange: "Addressing non-economic loss and damage: learning from autonomous responses in Bangladesh"! Will be of interest to a wide range of people working on or thinking about NELD link.springer.com/article/10…
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Join us on July 24th to learn how CJRF grant partners in Alaska, Bangladesh, and the Pacific supported communities facing climate-related displacement and migration. We will share key lessons from 7 years of promoting #climatejustice, resilience, and community leadership.
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Douwe van Schie retweeted
Female students of Dhaka University, protesting for their rights to government jobs based on merit (currently only 44%) and demanding quota reform, have been brutally attacked. A clash has erupted among Chhatra League (student wing of ruling Awami League) and protesters today.
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