Emma Lovell
Research Fellow
Emma is an expert on disaster risk management, climate change, resilience and social inclusion in multi-hazard contexts. She also specialises in research exploring climate, disasters and the 2030 Sustainable Development Agenda. Emma has provided technical advice on these themes to a range of governments, UN agencies, civil society organisations, foundations, multilateral and regional organisations.
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Emma's geographical areas of expertise includes South Asia and South-East Asia, East Africa and the Caribbean. Before ODI, Emma worked in Bangkok, Thailand for the United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific (UNESCAP), the Asian Disaster Preparedness Center (ADPC), and with the International Federation of the Red Cross/Red Crescent (IFRC) South East Asia Regional Office.
She has extensive experience in managing large international research projects across finance, business development and strategic communications.
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Media Coverage
- 30 August 2017, Huffington Post2 August 2017, Climate and Development Knowledge Network (CDKN)
- 24 May 2017, United Nations International Strategy for Disaster Reduction (UNISDR) (http://eird.org/)13 December 2016, Thomson Reuters Foundation
- 15 March 2016, Thomson Reuters Foundation15 March 2016, Daily Mail
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19 MayRT @RobertSakic87: 'Risk communication is a process, not a product'. Lisa Robinson from @bbcmediaaction at the @UnderstandRisk #UR2018 #ris…- 10 May.@ODIdev has a new 5 year strategy! From ending extreme #poverty & #inequality,transforming economies,supporting… https://t.co/KG21wszbrY
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- 23 AprRT @ODIdev: This new @ODIclimate paper with @iddrilefil and @SEIclimate considers how to achieve progress in meeting the global challenge o…
- 16 Apr‘We have better maps of Mars than we do of the deep ocean’ Orla Doherty, producer of Blue Planet 2 🌏 shares untold… https://t.co/5qbdhhwFle
- 13 AprFull house at the Promoting Safer Building & Supporting Self-Recovery workshop in #Nepal - identifying gaps for fut… https://t.co/5eHQNex9eT
- 01 MarRT @unisdr: Today is a big day for the global #DRR community. The #SendaiFramework Monitor went live and 144 UN Member States have so far r…
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- 23 FebHow can lessons from history & past recovery inform decisions around 'building back better' after #HurricaneIrma &… https://t.co/0ZgQn30jfW
- 07 FebInteresting session on ‘Connecting the dots: ensuring sustained #resilience efforts at local, sub-national & nation… https://t.co/yU09sQemP0
- 06 FebRT @unisdr: Stories of Urban Resilience...If you are going to the World Urban Forum this week, check out these exciting events and meet the…
- 31 JanRT @SaraPantuliano: 'I have heard about #buildbackbetter since I was a teenager, but I struggle to see the application on the ground, so I…
- 30 JanRT @emilycwilkinson: Building back better after 2017 hurricanes: These are not new lessons, we just haven’t addressed them in a programmati…
- 30 JanRead our @ODIdev @CAREClimate @EPICentreUCL @BritGeoSurvey paper: Self-recovery from #disasters: an interdiscipli… https://t.co/C3Ke0YQl7i
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