Elske Van De Fliert
Biographic Data
| ID | 4104484 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Elske Van De Fliert |
| GIVEN NAMES | Elske |
| FAMILY NAME | Van De Fliert |
| SIGNATURE | VAN DE FLIERT E |
| AFFILIATIONS | The University of Queensland |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-7241-7994 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 14 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 62 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 14 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1994 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 5 |
Transdisciplinary research, learning and action towards sustainable transformation of traditional farming systems – the Redi Kamodi model in Timor-Leste
Purpose This paper analyses the processes and outcomes of the design, piloting and expansion of a model for co-innovation to transform smallholder farming systems in Timor-Leste. It identifies what it takes to facilitate transdisciplinary research for sustainable development and institutionalise a tested model within agricultural extension and service systems in the Global South.Design/Methodology/Approach Analysis of co-design processes involved…
Community Radio Supporting Women Facing Gender-Based Violence in Kibera and Mukuru Communities
Who plans for women? Representation of power in planning for climate change adaptation in Bangladesh
Gender considerations have been part of climate change adaptation planning in the Global South for the last two decades. Despite this, studies have reported a gap in understanding how organisations incorporate people's diverse experiences of climate risks into planning and implementing adaptation strategies, particularly for women disproportionately impacted by climate risks. Taking the case of Bangladesh, this study contributes to this knowledge…
Fire futures: Design for Community-Led Resilience
Discourses on gender in climate change adaptation projects of Bangladesh: New dimensions or reinscribing the old
The study examines why certain discourses on gender are more powerful than others in describing intentions for gender inclusion in development projects. A critical discourse analysis was carried out on texts of climate change adaptation projects implemented during 2009–2020 in rural Bangladesh. This article argues that gender is currently not considered enough in climate action and that gender discourses focus primarily on ‘women’s participation,…
Non-climatic stressors constraining adaptation to drought in rice-farming communities in the Philippines
In climate change adaptation, non-climatic stressors is a concept that is used to describe the different types of stressors that people are faced with to adapt to the impacts of climate change. Usually, however, this concept is loosely applied in the literature. In the current study, we conducted interviews with farmers in drought-prone rice-producing provinces in the Philippines to better understand the types of stressors they face in adapting t…
Positive Deviance in Theory and Practice: A Conceptual Review
The term “positive deviance” has become increasingly popular in recent years, resulting in the co-existence of multiple definitions and applications scattered among diverse sources of academic literature. The aim of this paper is to bring conceptual clarity to the term by providing a comprehensive synthesis and review of the positive deviance literature. Analysis reveals conceptual and thematic differences in the language employed by authors appl…
Resistance in rejecting solid fuels: Beyond availability and adoption in the structural dominations of cooking practices in rural India
The humanitarian imperative for education in disaster response
Purpose The purpose of this paper is to present an argument showing the importance of education as a disaster response activity, and why it must figure more prominently in financial and material support for humanitarian disasters. Design/methodology/approach A critical review of the literature and case studies that have considered humanitarian response activities is carried out, drawing together conclusions on the varied impacts of Education in E…
Defection, recruitment and social change in cooking practices: Energy poverty through a social practice lens
Structure, agency and capabilities: Conceptualising inertia in solid fuel-based cooking practices
Conceptualizing integrative, farmer participatory research for sustainable agriculture: From opportunities to impact
What happened to participatory research at the International Potato Center
Transforming extension for sustainable agriculture: The case of integrated pest management in rice in Indonesia
Transforming extension for sustainable agriculture: The case of integrated pest management in rice in Indonesia
Conceptualizing integrative, farmer participatory research for sustainable agriculture: From opportunities to impact
Structure, agency and capabilities: Conceptualising inertia in solid fuel-based cooking practices
Resistance in rejecting solid fuels: Beyond availability and adoption in the structural dominations of cooking practices in rural India
What happened to participatory research at the International Potato Center
Defection, recruitment and social change in cooking practices: Energy poverty through a social practice lens
Fire futures: Design for Community-Led Resilience
Discourses on gender in climate change adaptation projects of Bangladesh: New dimensions or reinscribing the old
The study examines why certain discourses on gender are more powerful than others in describing intentions for gender inclusion in development projects. A critical discourse analysis was carried out on texts of climate change adaptation projects implemented during 2009–2020 in rural Bangladesh. This article argues that gender is currently not considered enough in climate action and that gender discourses focus primarily on ‘women’s participation,…
Transforming extension for sustainable agriculture: The case of integrated pest management in rice in Indonesia
What happened to participatory research at the International Potato Center
Conceptualizing integrative, farmer participatory research for sustainable agriculture: From opportunities to impact
The humanitarian imperative for education in disaster response
Purpose The purpose of this paper is to present an argument showing the importance of education as a disaster response activity, and why it must figure more prominently in financial and material support for humanitarian disasters. Design/methodology/approach A critical review of the literature and case studies that have considered humanitarian response activities is carried out, drawing together conclusions on the varied impacts of Education in E…
Defection, recruitment and social change in cooking practices: Energy poverty through a social practice lens
Structure, agency and capabilities: Conceptualising inertia in solid fuel-based cooking practices
Positive Deviance in Theory and Practice: A Conceptual Review
The term “positive deviance” has become increasingly popular in recent years, resulting in the co-existence of multiple definitions and applications scattered among diverse sources of academic literature. The aim of this paper is to bring conceptual clarity to the term by providing a comprehensive synthesis and review of the positive deviance literature. Analysis reveals conceptual and thematic differences in the language employed by authors appl…
Resistance in rejecting solid fuels: Beyond availability and adoption in the structural dominations of cooking practices in rural India
Non-climatic stressors constraining adaptation to drought in rice-farming communities in the Philippines
In climate change adaptation, non-climatic stressors is a concept that is used to describe the different types of stressors that people are faced with to adapt to the impacts of climate change. Usually, however, this concept is loosely applied in the literature. In the current study, we conducted interviews with farmers in drought-prone rice-producing provinces in the Philippines to better understand the types of stressors they face in adapting t…
Discourses on gender in climate change adaptation projects of Bangladesh: New dimensions or reinscribing the old
The study examines why certain discourses on gender are more powerful than others in describing intentions for gender inclusion in development projects. A critical discourse analysis was carried out on texts of climate change adaptation projects implemented during 2009–2020 in rural Bangladesh. This article argues that gender is currently not considered enough in climate action and that gender discourses focus primarily on ‘women’s participation,…
Who plans for women? Representation of power in planning for climate change adaptation in Bangladesh
Gender considerations have been part of climate change adaptation planning in the Global South for the last two decades. Despite this, studies have reported a gap in understanding how organisations incorporate people's diverse experiences of climate risks into planning and implementing adaptation strategies, particularly for women disproportionately impacted by climate risks. Taking the case of Bangladesh, this study contributes to this knowledge…
Fire futures: Design for Community-Led Resilience
Transdisciplinary research, learning and action towards sustainable transformation of traditional farming systems – the Redi Kamodi model in Timor-Leste
Purpose This paper analyses the processes and outcomes of the design, piloting and expansion of a model for co-innovation to transform smallholder farming systems in Timor-Leste. It identifies what it takes to facilitate transdisciplinary research for sustainable development and institutionalise a tested model within agricultural extension and service systems in the Global South.Design/Methodology/Approach Analysis of co-design processes involved…
Community Radio Supporting Women Facing Gender-Based Violence in Kibera and Mukuru Communities
Political science (8 works) · Psychology (7 works) · Sociology (6 works) · Business (5 works) · Economics (5 works) · Computer Science (4 works) · Economic growth (4 works) · Environmental resource management (4 works) · Agriculture (3 works) · Agriculture, Land Use, Rural Development (3 works)