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Articles by Karolin Andersson
Imported exposure: the case for integrating cascading climate risks into Nordic food security preparedness
Skip navigation Key messages Nordic food systems are increasingly exposed to climate shocks beyond national borders. Food security in the Nordics depends on climate-vulnerable food-exporting regions, global supply chains and imported agricultural inputs, which generate risks that domestic preparedness alone cannot manage. Sweden’s food preparedness agenda is advancing, but existing policies and strategies do not sufficiently address transboundary climate risks.
‘This city is not for me’-farmers’ differentiated experiences of, and responses to, reorganisation of urban marshlands in Kigali
Skip navigation In the context of Kigali’s ‘green’ urban transformation, this paper examines the socially differentiated implications for urban farmers of the reorganisation of urban cultivated marshlands. Based on qualitative fieldwork analysed through an intersectional feminist political ecology lens, the study shows how marshland reorganisation and closure reproduce farmers’ vulnerabilities that are shaped by intersecting axes of gender, age, health/ability and education.
‘This city is not for me’-farmers’ differentiated experiences of, and responses to, reorganisation of urban marshlands in Kigali
Abstract In the context of Kigali’s ‘green’ urban transformation, this paper examines the socially differentiated implications for urban farmers of the reorganisation of urban cultivated marshlands. Based on qualitative fieldwork analysed through an intersectional feminist political ecology lens, the study shows how marshland reorganisation and closure reproduce farmers’ vulnerabilities that are shaped by intersecting axes of gender, age, health/ability and education.
Rethinking communication: integrating storytelling for increased stakeholder engagement in environmental evidence synthesis
]. Often, stakeholders contribute to the formulation of the research questions for the systematic reviews and maps to which they are also end-users. We argue that storytelling can be beneficial when it is integrated at the stages of the review process where stakeholders are involved. Moreover, storytelling can work as a means to effectively communicate the end results or key messages of the review.
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