SIID Podcast Series

By Sheffield Institute for International Development

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SIID Podcast Series episodes:

09.04.2019
The past shapes the future: a conservation conversation
In July 2019, the Sheffield Institute for International Development was privileged to have several colleagues with diverse expertise on conservation visiting from Tanzania: Christine Noe from the University of Dar es Salaam as well as Thabit Jacob and Wilhelm Kiwango...
10.27.2017
Natural Resource Management in Tanzania’s Usangu Plains
How do people in rural areas in the global south access water and land – essential resources for their livelihoods? And how do institutions work to shape natural resource management and development? This is the ongoing focus of Frances...
10.16.2017
The challenges facing the Fairtrade system
Recently, companies that had supported the Fairtrade label through retail partnerships have decided to step away from this engagement. Cadbury one of the main supporters of the Fairtrade label has launched its own label “Cocoa Life”, although Fairtrade claims to...
10.09.2017
What are the key research questions to inform and support international development?
Dr Daniel Hammett is a senior lecturer within the Department of Geography. His research and teaching focuses on political geographies of the global south. In this podcast, he talks us through the ‘100 questions’ project, and gives us a glimpse...
10.02.2017
Interventionism for the non-human world intensifying militarised conversation
Military-style approaches are being employed as a means to call a halt to wildlife losses. This has led many to question whether such approaches are necessary to ensure the adequate conservation of some of our favourite animals. In the podcast,...
09.25.2017
Measuring What Matters: Wellbeing and Sustainable Development
Wellbeing is more than just being happy. But what exactly is it in its entirety and how can we measure its levels within our societies? Allister McGregor, is a Professor in Political Economy. He uses a human wellbeing framing to...