Exploring the Potential of Green Charcoal and Household Livelihoods in Northern Uganda
Project Description
This study will be informed by Chambers and Conway (1991) framework/model on sustainable household livelihoods. Further, this pilot collaborative project will use transition theories (multi-level perspectives, technological innovation system, etc) which focus on the interactions between niches, regimes and landscapes. This calls for the need to interpret the transition to low carbon sources (green charcoal) through performing interventions (Jorgensen, 2012).
The project is being jointly conducted by teams from Gulu University’s Faculty of Business and Development Studies, Faculty of Agriculture and Environment, Faculty of Education and Humanities, and another team from the University of Aalborgin Denmark.
Location
2.788030336610342, 32.316860868306385
Building Stronger Universities (BSU) P.O.Box 166, Gulu (U)
Research Team
- Nicholas G. Okello
- David Olanya
- Tabo Geoffrey
- Judith Awacorach
- Francis Atube
- Irene Akite
- Louis Labeja
- Iben Jensen
- Hanan Lassen Zakaria
- Inger Lassen