IIED

IIED’s programme on Corporate Responsibility for Environment and Development (CRED) works through research projects, partnerships and capacity-building initiatives to build and drive forward the agenda on corporate citizenship for environment and development in the South. A focus on corporate responsibility (CR) in middle and low income countries informs all of our work – whether by introducing southern perspectives to the largely northern-dominated CR agenda, or by taking our understanding of the northern agenda to our southern partners to enable them to engage more effectively in shaping the terms of the debate. Major thematic priorities: Development aspects of corporate responsibility Building effective southern stakeholder engagement Bringing government into the agenda

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Email: Info@iied.org
Phone: +44 (0) 20 7388-2117
Fax: +44 (0)20 7388-2826

Dr Tom Bigg
tom.bigg@iied.org
International institutions and processes addressing sustainable development

Dr Barry Dalal-Clayton
barry.dalal-clayton@iied.org
Sustainable development strategies and related strategic planning processes, environmental impact assessment, strategic environmental assessment and sustainability analysis; resource assessment and land use/environmental management planning methodologies;

Lorenzo Cotula
lorenzo.cotula@iied.org
The link between legal institutions and development processes with regard to a range of issues such as land tenure and access to natural resources, gender, international trade, and human rights.

Tom Fox
tom.fox@iied.org
Business issues, primarily on retail, trade and supply chain management and the role of the public sector in encouraging corporate responsibility.

Maryanne Grieg-Gran
maryanne.grieg-gran@iied.org
Market-based approaches for sustainable natural resource management and their impacts on poverty, international trade, investment and sustainable development, the economics of corporate social responsibility.

Mamadou Bara Guèye
iiedsen@sentoo.sn
Training of trainers in PRA techniques, strengthening local institutions' capacities in participatory training and research, networking, developing and managing an information/communication system on participatory methods, and training agricultural and pa

Ced Hesse
ced.hesse@iied.org
Improving pastoral land tenure security through research and training on: community-based natural resource management and planning, conflict management particularly in pastoral areas, community participation in decentralised governance, reinforcement of p

Thea Hilhorst
thea.hilhorst@iied.org
Livelihood and poverty studies, decentralisation, land tenure and governance of common property, peri-urban agriculture, and institutionalisation of participatory research and extension methods.

Dr Saleemul Huq
saleemul.huq@iied.org
The inter-linkages between climate change (both mitigation as well adaptation) and sustainable development from the perspective of the least developed countries.

Dr Nazneen Kanji
nazneen.kanji@iied.org
Gender and livelihoods in the context of globalisation; social policy and social impacts of economic reform; livelihood strategies in rural and urban contexts; land tenure and livelihoods; participatory poverty assessments; participatory approaches to res

Duncan Macqueen
duncan.macqueen@iied.org
International trade and forest products, development of small and medium sized enterprises, forestry associations and cooperatives, faith based approaches to sustainable development.

James Mayers
james.mayers@iied.org
Sustainable private sector forestry, developing markets for watershed protection services and improved livelihoods, the development of national forestry programmes and policy, developing standards for good forestry practice, development of a regional fore

James MacGregor
james.macgregor@iied.org
Economics of certification, international trade and sustainable development, forest trade, natural resource accounting, pro-poor tourism, sustainable forest management, wildlife conservation, wildlife trade and tourism.

Gordon McGranahan
gordon.mcgranahan@iied.org
The environmental problems of the urban poor, in the context of broader sustainable development goals, public-private partnerships for water, demand-side management, air pollution and health, Local Agenda 21s, urban environmental transitions, and reconcil

Dr Diana Mitlin
diana.mitlin@iied.org
Community development and grassroots organization, civil society, urban poverty reduction programmes(particularly but not exclusively in southern Africa), housing and basic service provision (including finance through revolving loan funds)

Elaine Morrison
elaine.morrison@iied.org
Forest policy and institutional issues in India, upland livelihoods and markets in Vietnam, markets for watershed protection services.

Dr Michel Pimbert
michel.pimbert@iied.org
agriculture, natural resource management, participatory action research and the political ecology of biodiversity, rights and culture, sustainable agriculture and human rights.

Ina Porras
ina.porras@iied.org
Compensation mechanisms for watershed services and watershed management, with emphasis in Latin America, and their relation to poverty alleviation in rural areas; modeling of the linkages between land use, hydrology and livelihoods.

Hannah Reid
hannah.reid@iied.org
The inter-linkages between climate change (both mitigation as well adaptation) and sustainable development from the perspective of the least developed countries; community-based natural resource management issues, biodiversity management, sustainability o

Dilys Roe
dilys.roe@iied.org
Tourism development that benefits poor people – policy, governance structures, strategies, community based tourism etc; pro-poor conservation - harnessing biodiversity conservation for poverty reduction; community based wildlife management, increasing loc

Dr David Satterthwaite
david@iied.org
City development and urban change with a particular interest in what causes or contributes to urban poverty and the means by which it can be reduced. David is also Editor of the international journal Environment and Urbanization.

Krystyna Swiderska
krystyna.swiderska@iied.org
Policies and institutions that work for biodiversity conservation and poverty reduction. Access to genetic resources and benefit-sharing. Protecting community rights over traditional knowledge related to biodiversity. Recognising local biodiversity values

Dr Cecilia Tacoli
cecilia.tacoli@iied.org
Rural-urban linkages, local economic development, decentralisation, regional planning, migration and mobility, livelihood diversification.

Su Fei Tan
sufei.tan@iied.org
Community based natural resource management, pastoralism, gender, conflict, land tenure and decentralisation in dryland Africa.

Bansuri Taneja
bansuri.taneja@iied.org
Agri-food systems, livelihoods and the environment, biodiversity and community-based-conservation. biogeography, development and political ecology.

Dr John Thompson
john.thompson@iied.org
Policies that work for sustainable agriculture and rural regeneration, institutionalising participation in natural resource management, domestic water use and environmental health, soil, water and nutrient management and marketing sustainable agriculture.

Dr Camilla Toulmin
camilla.toulmin@iied.org
Land tenure, livelihoods and poverty in Mali, challenges and opportunities relating to decentralisation, and collective management of common resources.

Sonja Vermeulen
sonja.vermeulen@iied.org
Political and institutional mechanisms to tackle inequality in forest and land management; policy tools for marginalised managers of natural resources; refinement of perceptions of biodiversity and other ecological services into negotiable concepts; and c

Dr Bill Vorley
bill.vorley@iied.org
Trade and agriculture issues, agri-business industry, marketing sustainable agriculture.

Halina Ward
halina.ward@iied.org
Corporate responsibility, law, trade.