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Land-Water Sustainability faculty grant applications accepted through December 21, 2009
Sustainability Science faculty grant applications accepted through February 1, 2010
The Sustainability Science Program is the hub of Harvard's research, teaching, and interventions on the challenges of sustainable development.
Harvard's Sustainability Science Program harnesses the University's strengths to promote the design of institutions, policies, and practices that support sustainable development. The Program addresses the challenge of sustainable development by:
- advancing scientific understanding of human-environment systems;
- improving linkages between research and policy communities; and
- building capacity for linking knowledge with action to promote sustainability.
The Program supports major initiatives in policy-relevant research, faculty research, training of students and fellows, teaching, and outreach.
What's New
- Bill Clark discusses the role of sustainability science in development (posted 9/9)
- Sustainability Science doctoral, post-doctoral and mid-career fellowship applications accepted through December 1, 2009 (posted 8/25)
- Sustainability Science Fellows biographies and research abstracts (posted 8/25)
- 2009 Sustainability Science Faculty Grant Awards announced (posted 5/19)
- Bill Clark's interview on EarthSky about sustainable development (posted 5/7)
- Deworm the World to expand programmes in 15 countries in 2009 (posted 3/26)
- John Holdren (SSP Steering Group member) confirmed as director of the Office of Science and Technology Policy in the Executive Office of the President (posted 3/20)
- Linking international agricultural research knowledge with action (posted 3/18)