DEH Research Coordinator sharing experiential knowledge with the scientific community (2021)
DEH staff on delicate, risky data collection mission after multiple floods in Cameroon
DEH staff on delicate, risky data collection mission after multiple floods in Cameroon
The positive effects of floods: Fuel transportation in flooded river Kasina Ala (2018)
RESEARCH
DEH strongly believes that development-oriented state of the art research is a prerequisite to understanding and developing sustainable systems and programs. Together with its partners, DEH has developed competences in the following:
- - Applied/participatory research
- - Food systems analysis
- - Climate change effects, mitigation, coping, adaptation and resilience building
- - Disaster management
- - Forest governance and sustainable forest management
- - Impact assessments
- - Gender
- - Policy analysis
- - (Non) migration studies
Development for Humanity strives to maintain collaborative research agreements, and carry out research projects discussed with relevant partners. For instance, DEH is a member of the Scientific Council on Tropical and Subtropical Agricultural Research –ATSAF (www.atsaf.de).
One of its staffs is a Member of the exclusive Emerald Literati Network of authors, editors and researchers in academic publishing (http://www.emeraldinsight.com/authors/literati/index.htm ) and Peer reviewer for important Journals such as the Journal of Natural Resources Policy Research (http://www.tandf.co.uk/journals/titles/19390459.asp), and SN Social Science.
Data collection from Lake Nyos disaster victims in Cameroon (2010)
Some of its members are lecturers in academic institutes such as the Universities of Buea, Bamenda- Bamenda University of Science and Technology, and the Pan African institute for Development, Cameroon; as well as the Technical Universities of Dresden and Munich, Germany.
