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Kulima participates in workshop to advance action on climate change and biodiversity

Kulima participates in workshop to advance action on climate change and biodiversity

by Katharine Vincent | May 14, 2026 | events, Travel

On 12 May 2026, Dr Katharine Vincent participated in the workshop “Advancing action at the climate change–biodiversity interface” at the Luxembourg Learning Centre, University of Luxembourg. The workshop was organised by the Luxembourg Centre for Socio-Environmental...
“Food systems transformation and One Health in southern Africa” New report from the FoSTA-Health project

“Food systems transformation and One Health in southern Africa” New report from the FoSTA-Health project

by Katharine Vincent | May 14, 2026 | Projects, Publications

The Food Systems Transformation in Southern Africa for One Health (FoSTA-Health) project has now published its final report, with inputs from Kulima. FoSTA-Health is a multi-country, transdisciplinary project focused on food systems change in Malawi, South Africa,...
Kulima provides climate change training and investigates adaptation behaviours in Zambia

Kulima provides climate change training and investigates adaptation behaviours in Zambia

by Katharine Vincent | Mar 5, 2026 | Projects, Training, Travel

Last week, Katharine Vincent and Willem Colenbrander undertook a number of activities in Zambia for the Behavioural Adaptation for Water Security and Inclusion (BASIN) project, part of the CLARE Programme. The BASIN project is led by the London School of Economics and...
Kulima participates in research feedback meetings in Zambia for the FoSTA-Health project

Kulima participates in research feedback meetings in Zambia for the FoSTA-Health project

by Katharine Vincent | Feb 21, 2026 | Projects, Travel

Last week, Katharine Vincent and Willem Colenbrander joined colleagues from the Food Systems Transformation in southern Africa for One Health (FoSTA-Health) project in research feedback meetings in Zambia. The FoSTA-Health project is led by the University of Leeds and...
Kulima participates in writeshop of the SALIENT project in Cape Town

Kulima participates in writeshop of the SALIENT project in Cape Town

by Katharine Vincent | Jan 30, 2026 | Projects, Travel

Dr Katharine Vincent has been in Cape Town this week to participate in a writeshop as part of the Science for adaptation: Learning and innovation in evidence about future climate (SALIENT) project. SALIENT is a multi-partner initiative led by Dr Rachel James at...
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