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SANDEE
This R&T workshop is organised every six months to monitor the progress of our researchers. SANDEE organises two research and training workshops in a year which are focused on grant-related training. At these meetings, new grant proposals are considered, existing and continuing research grants are reviewed and advanced training programmes are organised. Interspersed with formal and informal meeting sessions these meetings provide an opportunity to researchers and advisors to sit together and work through details of research issues raised by each participant.
As a part of its research capacity and academic leadership development activities, SANDEE held its 47th biannual research and training workshop in Negombo, Sri Lanka from 8-11 July 2024.
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SANDEE organised its biannual research and training (R&T) workshop at Himalaya Drishya Resort, Dhulikhel, Nepal, on 9-12 December 2023.
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SANDEE organised its biannual research and training (R&T) workshop at Himalaya Drishya Resort, Dhulikhel, Nepal, from 20-24 June 2023.
SANDEE organised its biannual research and training (R&T) workshop at Himalaya Drishya Resort, Dhulikhel, Nepal, on 12–16 December 2022.
SANDEE organized its Biannual Research and Training (R&T) at Gokarna Forest Resort, Kathmandu Nepal from 24-27 June, 2022.
SANDEE organized its Biannual Research and Training (R&T) workshop online from 10-17 December, 2021.
SANDEE organized its Biannual Research and Training (R&T) workshop in online from 6-20 July, 2021.
SANDEE organized its Biannual Research and Training (R&T) workshop online from 9-16 December, 2020.
SANDEE organized its Biannual Research and Training (R&T) workshop online from 2-12 August 2020.
SANDEE organized its Biannual Research and Training (R&T) workshop in Hotel Maple Palace, Kunming, China (13-16 December 2019).
SANDEE organized its Biannual Research and Training (R&T) workshop in Hotel Godavari Village Resort, Godavari, Lalitpur, Nepal from 12-15 June, 2019.
SANDEE organized its Biannual Research and Training (R&T) workshop in Hotel Park Village Resort, Buddhanilkantha, Kathmandu, Nepal from December 10-13, 2018.
SANDEE organized its Biannual Research and Training (R&T) workshop in Hotel Gokarna Forest Resort, Kathmandu, Nepal from December 13-14, 2017.
SANDEE organized its Biannual Research and Training (R&T) workshop in Hotel FishTail Lodge, Pokhara, Nepal from December 14-17,2016. This R & T workshop is organized every six months in order to monitor the progress of our researchers.
Agenda R&T Dec 2015
Daily Mirror Sri Lanka reports about SANDEE workshop Agenda RnT June 2015
Plenary 1: Dec 7, 2014 | Environment and Development, Plenary 2: Dec 7, 2014 | Understanding REDD+: What and how can we learn from Pilots?Agenda
Agenda R&T June 2013
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Program Agenda, Participant List
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Agenda, Participant List, Grant Recipient
South Asian countries confront enormous challenges in managing economic growth and human development in light of changing environmental conditions. Economic growth and population pressures have, in turn, put tremendous stress on the region’s environment and natural resources. With increasing pressure on land and water resources, South Asian countries need to develop novel strategies for agriculture, soil conservation, irrigation development and watershed management. There is also a need for innovative mechanisms, both market- based and regulatory, that can lead to local and global pollution abatement, increased energy- efficiency and improved air and water quality. The rural and urban poor, who are often the most affected by negative environmental change, need particular attention as they adjust to a globalizing world that offers both opportunities for and challenges to environmental management.
The South Asian Network for Development and Environmental Economics (SANDEE) is a new network that seeks to use economic tools and analyses to address some of South Asia’s environmental challenges. SANDEE is based on the premise that the joint field of environment and development economics offers a useful framework for analyzing the growth-poverty-environmental change nexus. SANDEE’s mission is to strengthen the research capacity of South Asian researchers and institutions and to disseminate practical information that can be applied to development-environment policies.
SANDEE was inaugurated in Kathmandu during November 4th to 6th 1999. Approximately 60 scholars from 10 countries including five of the seven SAARC countries (Bangladesh, India, Nepal, Pakistan and Sri Lanka attended the inaugural meeting. The main purpose of the meeting was to identify research and training gaps in environmental and natural resource economics in the region. This event was co-sponsored by the Swedish International Development Agency (SIDA), the Beijer Institute of Ecological Economics at the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences, Sweden and IUCN – the World Conservation Union, Nepal.
At the inaugural session on November 4, 1999, Dr. Priya Shyamsundar, SANDEE’s Program Director, welcomed guests and participants. Dr. Ambika Adhikari, Country Representative, IUCN Nepal chaired a panel discussion on “Environment and Natural Resource Economics in South Asia – Policy Research and Training Gaps.” The panelists were Dr. Mohan Man Sainju, Executive Chairman, Institute of Integrated Development Studies, Nepal; Dr. I. G. Patel, former Governor of the Reserve Bank of India; and Prof. Karl-Goran Maler, Director of the Beijer Institute of Ecological Economics. Prof. Partha Dasgupta, Professor, Faculty of Economics, Cambridge University presented the keynote address on “Valuation and Evaluation.”
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