Details of Award
NERC Reference : NE/S013172/1
PERI-CENE (Peri-urbanization & climate-environment change)
Grant Award
- Principal Investigator:
- Mr J Ravetz, The University of Manchester, Environment, Education and Development
- Co-Investigator:
- Professor H Nagendra, Azim Premji University, UNLISTED
- Co-Investigator:
- Dr NEN Pinto, The University of Manchester, Environment, Education and Development
- Co-Investigator:
- Professor S C Rajan, Indian Institute of Technology Madras, Humanities and Social Sciences
- Co-Investigator:
- Dr A Karvonen, Royal Institute of Technology KTH Sweden, School of Architecture and the Built Env
- Science Area:
- Atmospheric
- Earth
- Freshwater
- Marine
- Terrestrial
- Overall Classification:
- Unknown
- ENRIs:
- Biodiversity
- Environmental Risks and Hazards
- Global Change
- Natural Resource Management
- Pollution and Waste
- Science Topics:
- Communication of uncertainty
- Land use
- Regional & Extreme Weather
- Floods
- Risk management
- Environmental Planning
- Climate change adaptation in planning
- Environmental governance
- Strategic & Regional Planning
- Sustainable development
- Spatial Planning
- Geographies of environmental risk
- Geography and citizen science
- Geography and climate change adaptation
- Geography of climate change
- Geography of environmental resilience
- Environmental Geography
- Governance
- Political Science
- Abstract:
- From space, the human impact on the planet is seen by the spread of cities; but the cities themselves are spreading into much larger territories, amorphous sprawling areas between and surrounding cities - i.e. the 'peri-urban'. Arguably, the planet has not only entered the Anthropocene, but also a 'Peri-cene': a global human-environment system shaped by peri-urbanization. Around the world the peri-urban displays many characteristics: global hubs and local enclaves, sprawl and disorder, disruption of communities and livelihoods, and in particular, growing climate risks and ecological disruption. Peri-urbanisation is both a material process of land-use change and impact, and a human process of social, economic, political, and cultural transitions: whether informal or planned, intensive or extensive, the peri-urban is critical to the provision of urban food, energy and water. In turn, understanding peri-urbanisation is critical to three Sustainable Development Goals: Goal 11 on Sustainable Cities and Communities, Goal 13 on Climate Action, and Goal 15 for Life on Land. The PERI-CENE project will provide the first ever comprehensive assessment of peri-urbanisation climate impacts, risks and vulnerabilities. It will provide a global typology and global assessment with an inter-active peri-urban analysis tool. It builds an interactive Living Lab with 18 city-regions from around the world, and explores deeper issues in two case studies. The PERI-CENE then develops forward pathways to be scaleable and transferable.
- NERC Reference:
- NE/S013172/1
- Grant Stage:
- Completed
- Scheme:
- Directed - International
- Grant Status:
- Closed
- Programme:
- TaSE
This grant award has a total value of £322,567
FDAB - Financial Details (Award breakdown by headings)
| DI - Other Costs | Indirect - Indirect Costs | DA - Investigators | DI - Staff | DA - Estate Costs | DI - T&S |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| £8,908 | £116,250 | £59,796 | £88,631 | £22,610 | £26,373 |
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