Successful applications in third call, autumn 2010
Anthony Wain Collen
(IIIEE)
Applying a Rights-Based approach to the “Reducing Emissions from Deforestation and Forest Degradation” (REDD+) Mechanism – From Policy to Implementation
Erika Machacek
(IIIEE)
Deforestation for palm oil and indigenous land rights:
A field study from Malaysia
Karen Runde and Chris Martin
(LUMES)
Legal empowerment of the rural poor through forest devolution
A case study of Nui Thanh District in Central Vietnam.
Kent Buchanan
(LUMES)
Interrogating the agency of natural resource governance at the intersection of global and
local norms, a case study of iSimangaliso World Heritage Park
Linh T.Pham
(Centre for East and Southeast Asian Studies)
Current Housing Condition and Situation in Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City
Rupsha Dasgupta
(Development Studies)
A qualitative study of West Bengal farmers and their experiences with tenancy reform as a tool of legal empowerment
Successful applications in second call, autumn 2009
Eliza Massi
(Department of Economics)
Brazil’s Agrarian Reform and the Limits of Legal Empowerment
Lucas Le Provost
(LUMES)
Water vendors in Kathmandu.
Can legal empowerment benefit entrepreneurs and the poor they are supplying?
Jaleh Taheri
(Development Studies)
Making the Law Work: An Investigation into Gender Norms in Relation to Iran’s Legal Code
Armando Perla
(Master in Human Rights, Raoul Wallenberg Institute)
Implementing the Convention on the Rights of the Child through Human Rights Education
Successful applications in first call, spring 2009
Nina Srot, Timothy Taylor, Björn Gunnarsson
(LUMES)
Legal Empowerment of the Poor: Removing barriers to the success of the ‘SRCE Initiative’
Martina Angela Caretta
(LUMES)
Gender Empowerment through Agroforestry – A case study from western Kenya
Tina Kolhammar
(Department of Political Science)
Poverty and Legal Empowerment: A minor field study of South African farm workers and dwellers
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