Selected researchers will enrol in one of the 15 positions offered by the 10 host organizations participating in the NEWAVE network. You may apply for a maximum of 3 projects.
- Multi-level assessment of water stress and institutional dynamics in the water-climate-conflict nexus
(Host: Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, Netherlands – Geographical focus: Myanmar)
- The politics of river basin closures
(Host: Institut de Recherche pour le Développement (IRD), France – Geographical focus: Spain)
- Water scarcity and migration in East Africa
(Host: Politecnico di Milano, Italy – Geographical focus: Ethiopia, Somalia, Kenya, Tanzania)
- Rainwater harvesting, storage and use in mitigating drought emergencies in semiarid environments
(Host: University of Nairobi, Kenya – Geographical focus: Kenya, Tanzania, Rwanda)
- Managing urban water demand across multiple spatio-temporal scales
(Host: Politecnico di Milano, Italy – Geographical focus: Europe)
- The European Union as an innovator in water governance paradigms. The case of sources, patterns and effects from the Water Framework Directive
(Host: Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, Netherlands – Geographical focus: Europe)
- From participation to co-production of socio-hydrological knowledge
(Host: Fundación Nueva Cultura Del Agua (FNCA), Spain – Geographical focus: Spain)
- Water/mining paradigms and the politics of naturalizing water overabundance: a comparative study of extractive industries’ political-material construction of flooding and drainage problems
(Host: Universiteit van Amsterdam, Netherlands – Geographical focus: Guatemala, Netherlands)
- Consultancy firms and the circulation of policy paradigms: roles, responsibilities and impacts
(Host: ARCADIS, Netherlands – Geographical focus: Chile, Colombia)
- Neither privatizing nor-remunicipalizing: Austerity as a means of initiating re-commoning governance practices
(Host: Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, Netherlands – Geographical focus: Europe)
- Assessing the sustainability of water governance systems in global comparison
(Host: Leuphana Universität Lüneburg, Germany – Geographical focus: Global)
- Understanding the evolution of informal water markets in Eastern Africa*
(Host: University of Oxford, England – Geographical focus: Kenya)
*THIS POSITION HAS ALREADY BEEN FILLED
- Integrating patterns of urban water governance in Southeast Asia
(Host: Universiteit van Amsterdam, Netherlands – Geographical focus: Indonesia)
- Integrity, infrastructure and water sub-sector reform: comparing large scale irrigation and urban water supply in India and Indonesia
(Host: School of Oriental and African Studies of London, England – Geographical focus: India, Indonesia)
- Financing drinking water services in rural Eastern Africa*
(Host: University of Oxford, England – Geographical focus: Kenya)
*THIS POSITION HAS ALREADY BEEN FILLED
