Emily Wilkinson
Senior Research Fellow
Emily Wilkinson is a Senior Research Fellow in the ODI Risk and Resilience Programme. She has over 15 years of experience as a researcher and lecturer in the field of disaster and climate risk management, with a particular interest in governance, institutional change and social learning in response to risk.
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Emily is Head of Research for the DFID-funded Building Resilience and Adaptation to Climate Extremes and Disasters Programme (BRACED) and leads research on disaster risk management and resilience for the Climate and Development Knowledge Network (CDKN). She is Principal Investigator on the GCRF project ‘Exploring historical trajectories of exposure, governance and tenure to build resilience to multiple hazards in SIDS’ and NERC/ESRC-funded ‘Strengthening Resilience in Volcanic Areas (STREVA)’ project. Emily’s current research focuses on the integration of resilience policies and institutions across scales and policy responses to climate-induced migration. Emily has a PhD in human geography from University College London.
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23 JunRT @BeatriceMosello: New report on strengthening #resilience and #food #security in protracted crises #Ethiopia @ODIdev @flo_pichon https:/…- 13 JunRT @ODIclimate: How does #climatechange present economic opportunities in Uganda's livestock sector? New @cdknetwork @ODIdev report https:…
- 25 MayRT @AngelikaPlanitz: Strong national/local institutions provide for good risk governance in decisions to reduce vulnerability @RMalango2015…
- 23 May.@ODIdev report https://t.co/TrZmHSfSwm: Why DRR strategies urgently needed to reduce #disaster risk by 2030… https://t.co/xDXYY7O5TX
- 23 MayRT @ODIclimate: "To reduce disaster risk, governments need to have a strategy" @katiepetersodi on expectations for #MEXICOGP2017 https://…
- 23 MayRT @carlvmercer: At @UNDP @ODIdev & @UniOfYork event on building #disaster resilience in the #Caribbean #MEXICOGP2017 https://t.co/Xa22CHSW…
- 12 MayRT @bebraced: VIDEO - What is #resilience? We asked BRACED colleagues across the globe https://t.co/QfIkUCnTJ5 https://t.co/KaZazFxEgV
- 12 MayRT @StrevaProject: Remember our volcanic risk communication films? Here's the paper about how we analysed their value! https://t.co/AbR6og…
- 06 AprRT @davepetley: An article published in 2014 made a chilling prediction of the Mocoa landslide in Colombia, which killed over 600: https://…
- 23 MarHappy to be a UNDP partner at #Istanbul Development Dialogues #IDD2017 listening to @HelenClarkUNDP keynote https://t.co/3W5H1PdkL1
- 18 MarRT @ColinMcQuistan: For the poorest an equitable and rights-based approach to climate risk insurance must include financial support to make…
- 10 MarRT @RHughJackson: Jamaica and Trinidad representing the Caribbean on the Early Warning Systems Dialogue.#RP17Montreal#CDM#Sendai https://t.…
- 08 MarExcellent panel yesterday with nationally-owned examples of #Sendai and SDGs measurement and implementation… https://t.co/Kl8gzvyjaQ
- 07 MarRT @UNDPClimate: At #SendaiAmericas, @UNISDR's @RobertGlasserUN emphasizes need for complementarity across #ParisAgreement, #SDGs, & #Senda…
- 01 MarRT @Carolewhy: Fisheries in Small Island Developing States are more vulnerable than previous assessments show @RGSCoastal @ccsUsEA https://…
- 01 MarRT @StrevaProject: Want to improve how research works to reduce natural hazard impacts? 1 year Fellowship Call now open; work with us! htt…
- 01 MarRT @bebraced: How do economies bounce back after a #disaster? https://t.co/Ax8uYVjQyd New blog from @CharlRye @cat_simonet @ODIclimate http…
- 21 FebRT @franwalker: JOB: @ODIclimate and @bebraced looking for programme manager to manage a major resilience knowledge hub. Apply here: https:…
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