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Karen Basiye graduated from MESPOM in 2008, as part of batch 2. Since then she has devoted her time to create social impact through strategic partnerships that build communities, transform lives and foster shared values and mindsets: “I am passionate about making a difference, leaving this world and the people I interact with in a slightly better position.” What is your current role?I work as the

https://www.iiiee.lu.se/education/alumni-network/alumni-stories/karen-basiye-career-iiiee-alumna - 2026-05-21

This thesis examines whether there exists any causal relationship between foreign trade and declining energy intensity in the Netherlands. In other words, does the Netherlands outsource its energy intense industries to less developed countries rather than solve them internally? No significant causal relationships is found between international trade and declining energy intensity, since the Nether

2 APPLICATION FORM FOR PHD STUDENTS AFFILIATED TO SWEAH TRAVEL GRANTS FOR COURSES OR RESEARCH VISITS ABROAD Send the application form by email to: Stina Elfverson The Swedish National Graduate School on Ageing and Health stina.elfverson@med.lu.se APPLICANT Name of PhD student Personal identity number Date for affiliation to SWEAH Name of main supervisor PRELIMINARY TITLE OF YOUR THESIS TRAVEL EXPE

https://www.sweah.lu.se/en/sites/sweah.lu.se.en/files/2026-01/2026%20SWEAH%20application%20form%20research%20visit%20abroad_0.docx - 2026-05-20

In a recent study trip Sentio PhD-students had the opportunity to visit leading companies across different industries including aluminum foil manufacturing, engine assembly, cutting tool, and paper roll manufacturing in Sweden. The experience was truly inspiring, especially in the context of Sentio's focus on sensor technologies for sustainability. The study trip was co-organised with the Lund Uni

https://www.sentio.lu.se/article/study-visit-part-sentio-phd-course - 2026-05-21

2 APPLICATION FORM FOR PHD STUDENTS AFFILIATED TO SWEAH TRAVEL GRANTS FOR COURSES OR RESEARCH VISITS ABROAD Send the application form by email to: Stina Elfverson The Swedish National Graduate School on Ageing and Health stina.elfverson@med.lu.se Phone: 046 – 222 19 42 APPLICANT Name of PhD student Personal identity number Date for affiliation to SWEAH Name of main supervisor PRELIMINARY TITLE OF

https://www.sweah.lu.se/sites/sweah.lu.se/files/2024-10/SWEAH%20application%20form%20research%20visit%20abroad_0.docx - 2026-05-20

2 APPLICATION FORM FOR PHD STUDENTS AFFILIATED TO SWEAH TRAVEL GRANTS FOR COURSES OR RESEARCH VISITS ABROAD Send the application form by email to: Lill Eriksson The Swedish National Graduate School on Ageing and Health lill.eriksson@med.lu.se APPLICANT Name of PhD student Personal identity number Date for affiliation to SWEAH Name of main supervisor PRELIMINARY TITLE OF YOUR THESIS TRAVEL EXPENSES

https://www.sweah.lu.se/sites/sweah.lu.se/files/2025-01/SWEAH%20application%20form%20research%20visit%20abroad%202025.docx - 2026-05-20

ASG Narrating Climate Futures Grappling with the challenge of climate change requires action in the present that addresses how we want the future to unfold. This requires foresight of alternative futures and how our actions can shape the world to come. There are a range of techniques to this end – from modelling and scenario techniques, demonstration and experimentation, to cultural interventions

https://www.pi.lu.se/en/sites/pi.lu.se.en/files/pa_narrating_climate_futures.pdf - 2026-05-20

Sc h o o l o f P u b lic A d m in is tr at io n W o rk in g P ap er s Se ri es 2013:22 Hervé Corvellec María José Zapata Campos Patrik Zapata Infrastructures, Lock-in, and Sustainable Urban Development – The Case of Waste Incineration in the Göteborg Metropolitan Areas Contributions published in SPA Working Paper Series are scientific reports produced by researchers at the School of Public Adminis

https://www.ses.lu.se/sites/ses.lu.se/files/oki-lock_in_wp.pdf - 2026-05-20

https://www.huntington-research.lu.se/article/melbourne-2010 - 2026-05-21

- and more opportunities within or via NordIAS The NordIAS fellow exchange programme aims to promote networking and strengthen academic dialogue between participating institutes and researchers. For the individual researchers, the programme offers opportunities for short, "hassle free", sabbaticals. The NordIAS fellow exchange programme is an opportunity for researchers at one of the eight Institu

https://www.pi.lu.se/en/international-exchanges/nordias/nordias-fellow-exchange-programme - 2026-05-21

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Microsoft Word - Moran_LUMES_Thesis 29.doc Embodied Ecological Footprints in International Trade LUMES Master’s Thesis Daniel Moran1 Supervisor: Barry Ness2 1 14701 Farwell Ave. Saratoga, CA 95070 USA 2 LUCSUS, Lund University, Sölvegatan 10 4° van, Lund 222-44 SWEDEN Abstract Nations import and export biophysical resources. With many ecosystems worldwide under mounting stress, countries may be in

https://www.lumes.lu.se/sites/lumes.lu.se/files/dan_moran.pdf - 2026-05-20

Over the past years, big data analytics (BDA) has gained more attention in both academic fields and business communities, and it was perceived as very beneficial for organizations. However, taking into consideration the quick and chaotic nature of its evolution, in addition to its high dependence on cutting edge technologies, BDA implementations were characterized as vague and risky projects with

This research aims to study how the digital tool SKILLS changes social work in the labor market administration in Sweden. A qualitative interview study was carried out, and six social workers were interviewed through semi-structured interviews. In the interviews, attention is drawn to the fact that the digital tool has great significance in the social workers' daily work. SKILLS is a mandatory

This thesis assesses the implementation of the Hyogo Framework for Action at local level of Kabokweni location, South Africa. The Hyogo Framework for Action is a framework, adopted by the United Nations, focuses on promoting proactive disaster management rather than reactive. This fairly new approach reached South Africa as early as in 2003, when the Disaster Management Act 57 of 2002 was launched