The inaugural ASEAN Animal Law Conference will commence the discussions about the ethical treatment of animals in ASEAN member countries. The Conference will examine the ethics, law and policy on animals in ASEAN, and also look to international comparisons to develop laws and regulations on best practices for animal welfare.
The 1st International Conference on Law, Environment and Society (ICLES 2018) will be held at the Faculty of Law, Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia, Bangi, Selangor, Malaysia, from 13 to 16 November 2018. This conference offers a unique opportunity to researchers, academicians and students to present and share their research work through an online platform.
Law professors representing institutions from Sri Lanka and India were trained at the 8th In-Country TTT workshop.
Law professors representing institutions from Myanmar were trained at the 7th In-Country TTT workshop.
Country focal points gather to discuss the requirements and next steps for the State of Environmental Law Report and the next phase of the Developing Environment Law Champions Project.
Law professors representing institutions from Cambodia and Lao PDR were trained at the 6th In-Country TTT workshop.
The Centre for Environmental Law, Governance and Policy (CELGoP) under the Faculty of Law, Universiti Teknologi MARA (UiTM), cordially invites you to the 1st International Conference for Environmental Researchers and Teachers (ICERT2017). This event will be held in the Faculty of Law, UiTM, Shah Alam, Selangor, MALAYSIA.
Law professors representing 18 institutions from 10 different provinces across Thailand were trained at the 5th In Country TTT workshop.
The University of Cebu hosted the 15th Annual Colloquium of the IUCN Academy of Environmental Law, a global gathering of legal scholars, environmental experts, and policy makers to address the most urgent issues related to environmental law, policy and governance.
Participants and trainers from the 1st Roundtable and previous TTT Programs gathered to reinforce the learnings and commitments from the TTT Programs.
In April Philippine president Rodrigo Duterte took a characteristically drastic step. He closed Boracay. It is an indication of the environmental threat from marine pollution. Can the private sector help clean up the seas?
This article highlights some of these legal barriers and showcases examples from the Lao People’s Democratic Republic and the Republic of Fiji where the countries have embarked on legal modernisation.
A proper balance of grey and green infrastructure is crucial to make Asia’s cities more resilient.
Wuhan University is ranked among the top ten universities in China. Its Research Institute of Environmental Law is the foremost environmental law research institute in the country. The university’s high educational quality and beautiful campus on East Lake attract more than 2,000 international students a year to study in the university’s various disciplines.
In addressing environmental degradation in Asia and the Pacific, nurturing future environmental law teachers is an urgent priority. They are vital to the region’s future because they are responsible for teaching environmental and climate change law to the thousands of law and science students who will eventually work in government, the judiciary, politics, NGOs, and the private sector.
Pathways to Sustainability is a new programme aimed to stimulate innovative research into sustainability issues at Utrecht University. Pathways to Sustainability adopts “rigor meets relevance” as its guiding principle – aiming at promoting interdisciplinary research and transdisciplinary collaboration with stakeholders. Our aim is to reposition the University in its endeavour to facilitate the transition towards a sustainable society.
This call is part of Stockholm University’s strategic inter-disciplinary initiative in environmental research in human science, which comprises environmental humanities, law and social science. In a broad sense, this research aims to understand and explain the relationship between human beings, society, environment and nature from a range of theoretical, empirical and methodological traditions and perspectives.
Jawaharlal Nehru Institute of Advanced Study (JNIAS) invites researchers from all over the world to share their research in natural sciences, social sciences and humanities as a JNIAS fellows. They are invited for minimum two months and maximum one year as they are provided free of cost hosting facilities at JNIAS. Foreign researchers must submit a project on which they intend to visit JNU, along with an application and timeline of their study. The selection for the fellows is done by a professional committee appointed by the University.
The German Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF) hosts the prestigious ”Green Talents – International Forum for High Potentials in Sustainable Development” to promote the international exchange of innovative green ideas.
The objective of the proposed TA is to enhance rural productivity and ecosystems services in Central Dry Zone forest reserves, over a five year project period. The Assistant Project Manager will report directly to the Project Manager and work in close collaboration with the Project Director and Chief Technical Advisor, to provide overall technical guidance and direction, particularly field level coordination for the TA.