Projects

Research Projects

The CFGS research program is committed to conducting collaborative, policy-oriented research into the impacts of globalization on a broad spectrum of inter-related issues encompassing international governance and finance, the environment, security, and sustainable development. Common themes that unify the research projects of Senior Associates at the Centre include an engagement with action-oriented approaches to democratic reform and capacity building, and an overriding commitment to the advancement of human, state and environmental security objectives.

Current Research Projects

Globalization and Governance

• The Long Haul
• Low Carbon
• L20 Project
• IMF Accountability
• Civil Society

Technology and International Development

• Brazilian Mariculture Linkage Program
• Building Capacity to Manage Aquaculture in Thailand

International Women's Rights Project

• Women’s Activism and Constitutions Conference
• Putting Women on the Agenda II

International Institute for Child Rights and Development

• IICRD Child Rights Conference December 2006
• Children as Partners
• Children Reclaiming Culture
• Children at Risk: Aids
  • Circles of Care: South Africa
  • Starting from Strengths: Malawi
  • Community Consultations: South Africa, northern Thailand and Myanmar
• Children at Risk: Sexual Exploitation
• Children at Risk: War and Disaster Affected
• Children at Risk: Violence
• Tools for Change

Pacific Climate Impacts Consortium

• To read about PCIC projects, please click here.

Independent Research Projects

Complementing CFGS's major research initiatives are several additional independent projects that are affiliated with the ongoing research activities of the Centre and are intended to enhance CFGS's overall research program.

• Johanna Wolf: Climate Change Adaptation and Mitigation
• Ashley Bansgrove: Indonesia: Governance and Environment Programme
• Aron Tegelfeldt: Peacemakers Trust: Pathways Toward Reconciliation
• Ashley Heaslip: Working to Empower

Past Projects

• Past Projects