GCRF / PaCCS Interdisciplinary Innovation Awards on Conflict and International Development

The AHRC and the ESRC are pleased to announce the funding of thirteen Interdisciplinary Innovation Awards under the Conflict Theme of PaCCS. The total amount of funding provided under this call is £1,021,252.

(click here to see the original call)

List of Awards:

Principal Investigator	Project Title	Lead Research Organisation
Dr Irina Kuznetsova	Ukraine’s hidden tragedy: understanding the outcomes of population displacement from the country’s war torn regions	University of Birmingham
Dr Nils-Christian Bormann	Do Nightlights Emissions Enlighten? Exploring the effect of local economic conditions on violence against civilians during civil war	University of Exeter
Dr Lars Waldorf	Performing Empowerment: Disability, Dance, and Inclusive Development in Post-Conflict Sri Lanka	University of York
Professor Beverley Milton-Edwards	Revolt in the ‘Square’: Spatial Modelling of Urban Stability in Modern Cities New insights and approaches for preventing conflict and violence	Queen’s University of Belfast
Dr Robin Hickey	Restoring cultural property and communities after conflict	Queen’s University of Belfast
Professor Matthew Brown	PEACE FESTIVAL: Sharing Creative Methodologies for Unearthing Hidden War Stories for Peace [For Spanish version click here]	University of Bristol
Dr Madhu Krishnan	Ugandan Youth and Creative Writing: New Perspectives on Conflict and Development	University of Bristol
Dr Oliver Edward Walton	Living on the Margins: Using literary comics to understand the role of borderland brokers in post-war transitions	University of Bath
Dr Adam Branch	Narratives of Conflict, Climate, and Development: Re-envisioning Sustainability from Post-War Northern Uganda	University of Cambridge
Dr Amiera Sawas	Climate Adaptation, Land Acquisition and Security: the Gendered Politics of Dispossession in Pakistan	Imperial College London
Dr Ayesha Siddiqi	After Disaster Strikes and Other Stories: The political construction of Typhoon Pablo in insurgency affected communities in Mindanao	Royal Holloway, University of London
Professor Pedro Rebelo	Understanding the role of music and sound in conflict transformation: the Mozambique case study	Queen’s University of Belfast
Professor Sabine Lee	Peacekeeper Fathered Children in Haiti	University of Birmingham