Description du sujet de thèse

Faced with the imminent multidimensional crisis of climate change, biodiversity loss, and growing inequalities, there is an urgent need to enable societal transformation for the conservation and sustainable use of biodiversity and nature's contributions to people. It is therefore important to understand the transformative changes needed to build a sustainable and equitable coastal and marine future that is resilient to the vagaries of ocean basins, particularly in African ocean basins. The doctoral student will be required to:
- Anticipate and understand coastal and marine socio-ecological tipping points at different scales in African ocean basins.
- Help establish anticipatory governance to ensure that actions to realize transformative visions take into account multi-scale temporal and spatial dynamics.

Contexte de travail

Working in collaboration with teams on an international project. Specific or cross-functional activity: Cross-functional contribution to a project on transformative marine changes on the African continent and assistance with project management.

Contraintes et risques

Full-time position based at the University of Perpignan (CRIOBE –UAR3278). Standard office hours. Job context: setting up workshops and working on computers.