External Collaborator
Interuniversity Department of Regional and Urban Studies and Planning (DIST)
Research
Supervised PhD students
- Nicholas Alexandre Dourado Beloso. Programme in Urban And Regional Development (40th cycle, 2025-in progress)
Research subject: My research focuses on the relationship between Traditional Ecological Knowledge and Nature-Based Solutions along the coast of Brazil, in communities at high risk of climate-related events.
Climate change Sustainable land use and territorial resilience Risk prevention and management Urban and regional governance Climate change Sustainable land use and territorial resilience Risk prevention and management Urban and regional governance Climate change Sustainable land use and territorial resilience Risk prevention and management Urban and regional governance