Mark Tebboth

Associate Professor in the Environment and Global Development

Email: M.Tebboth@uea.ac.uk

Tel: +44 (0)1603 59 2861

Mark Tebboth is an Associate Professor in the Environment and Global Development. Mark is part of our Global Environmental Justice Group and is also aligned to our Sustainable Food Systems theme.

For a complete set of publications to date, please see below.

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    DRIER – Drought Resilience In East African Dryland Regions
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    Climate Resilient Development Pathways for Semi-arid Regions of Africa and South Asia
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    U-RES – Foundations for Climate Resilient and Sustainable Growing Settlements
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    Recovery with Dignity
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    DOWN2EARTH: Translation of climate information into multi-level decision support for community-level adaptation, policy development, and long-term resilience to water scarcity in East African drylands
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    Climate Change Local Adaptation Pathways (CLAPS)
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    Successful intervention pathways for migration as adaptation (SUCCESS)
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    Representing Recovery: How the Construction and Contestation of Needs and Priorities Can Shape Long-term Outcomes for Disaster-affected People
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    COVID-19 Crisis: Lessons for Recovery
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    Climate Resilient Development Pathways
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    Policy Briefs: Pursuing Climate Resilient Development in Kenya, Namibia, and India
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    Chapter: Climate Resilient Development Pathways
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  • India-Roger-aspect-ratio-16-9
    ‘We are not in the same boat’: representations of disaster and recovery in India
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