CRC TRR 228
Research Stories
Here you can find blog posts and first hand accounts from our researchers.
Francis Ching’ota and Jonathan Jackson on Broadening Participation in Research Through Building Sustainable Relationships and Disseminating Knowledge
In their latest publication titled “Maono ya Bonde la Kilombero, Tanzania: Historia za Maendeleo Yake”, Francis Ching’ota, an Assistant Lecturer from the National Institute of Transport and Jonathan Jackson, team member of Future Rural Africa ...
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Can Conservation and Agriculture Work together for Inclusive Regional Development in the Zambezi Region?
Blog Post by Carolin Hulke, Project C01 “Future in Chains”. Future Rural Africa Subproject C01 “Future in Chains” studies socio-ecological transformation in cross-border growth corridors, and assesses long-term developments and adaptive capacities connected to emerging ...
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Project C03 Field Work Phase Begins With Travelling Workshop
By Theo Aalders, CRC-TRR Project C03 Green Futures When a group of Geographers is asked to plan a workshop, you will end up spending more time climbing rocks than sitting in conference room. This is ...
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[DE] “Future Rural Africa” im Potsdamer Universitätsmagazin “Portal”: Zukunftsvisionen für das ländliche Afrika – Über Landwirtschaft, Naturschutz und die Savanne als Kohlenstoffspeicher
In der ersten Ausgabe von 2023 berichtet das Potsdamer Universitätsmagazin “Portal” über die Arbeit des Sonderforschungsbereiches (SFB-TRR 228) ”Future Rural Africa” und insbesondere über das Teilprojekt A01 “Future Carbon Storage”, das sich mit der Zukunftsgestaltung im ...
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Feedback workshops on horticulture regional value chain development in the Zambezi region, Namibia – bringing local actors in agriculture and nature conservation together to discuss future development pathways
By Carolin Hulke, Project C01 Future in Chains Nature-based tourism and agriculture – a contradiction? The Zambezi region in north-eastern Namibia is part of the transnational Kavango-Zambezi Transfrontier Conservation Area (KAZA), which has gained recognition ...
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