Projects in Cooperation with the Global South

Earthquake Hazard and Vulnerability Assessment – Developing Innovative Solutions for Sustainable Risk Reduction and Communication in Haiti - S. Henry

The essential goal to be achieved within this project is to contribute to local capacity building in the field of total seismic risk assessment and reduction in Haiti through a combined analysis of related hazards and vulnerability. (2019-2024) link

BIMWAM (Building up an Integrated Methodology for Water resources Assessment and Management in urban coastal areas) - V. Hallet

In the Philippines, coastal areas are prone to severe anthropogenic pressures in terms of rapid and uncontrolled urbanization. In such context, supplying safe drinking water to the local population is a challenge. The BIMWAM team develops and tests the several innovative methodologies to manage the water resources efficiently. (2018-2022) link

WAVU: Education à l'histoire de l'environnement au Kivu. Didactique et sensibilisation - I. Parmentier

en partenariat avec AfricaMuseum, UCLouvain, ISP Bukavu, ISDR Bukavu, Ministère de l’enseignement RDC. (2017-2022)

Migration suite à un typhon aux philippines: enrichir la mesure de l'utilité d'un lieu par les émotions - E. Henriet & S. Henry

Evaluation des ressources en eaux souterraines et des risques d'intrusion d'eau salée en milieu littoral - V. Hallet

PhD thesis, Mindanao Island – Philippines (2018-2020)

Application of Structural Equation Modelling for analysing impacts of environmental factors on migration in Burkina Faso - S. Henry & F. de Longeville

The decision to migrate depends more on personal characteristics than on environmental changes in a community. When environmental situation degrades, direct effects cause people to stay while indirect effects provoke people to undertake short-term migration. (2015-2017)

Exploring different ways to measure " the environment " for a better qualification and quantification of its impacts on human migration. A case study in the Philippines - S. Henry

Natural bio-active plant products for environmental friendly aquaculture production in the Mekong Delta - P. Kestemont

In this project, chemical and biological technologies will help to develop effective methods for extraction, characterization, bioactivity evaluation and formulation of high-value natural derived materials for aquaculture production at affordable prices for farmers, the specific objective being to provide to key stakeholders a list of useful plant extracts with related recommendations as a feasible alternative to the overuse of chemicals in Vietnamese aquaculture. (2015-2020) link

Aqua Tox-Bénin - P. Kestemont

Influence of agrochemical practices in the cotton production on the fish industry and hygienic quality of fish grown in water reservoirs of North Benin. (2013-2018) Read more, Resumée closing workshop OR visit the website

DISASTERS: Local Adaptation, Resilience & Interpretation of socio-natural hazards, and environment management in the Philippines - I. Parmentier

(2014-2019) Read more