Nilufar Matin is a Research Fellow at SEI with her work focusing on poverty elimination, natural resource management and sustainable development with strong emphasis on gender mainstreaming and stakeholder participation.

She has extensive work experience in multi-disciplinary research, policy development, project formulation and appraisal.

Currently Nilufar Matin is working on a project on adaptive water management under uncertainty particularly in developing approaches that integrate poverty alleviation, gender awareness and health planning for integrated water resources management in river basins. She is also engaged in studying impacts of climate change and biodiversity projects on local livelihoods.

Before joining SEI, she has worked with a wide range of organizations, governments, donor agencies, research institutions and NGOs.

Publications

• Emerging Issues: Forced Migration by Climate Change (Book chapter - 2010)

• Assessing Water-related Poverty Using the Sustainable Livelihoods Framework (Report - 2009)

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Projects

• FP7 Healthy Futures

  
  

• Inequality and Sustainability

  
  

• Whole decision network analysis for coastal ecosystems (WD-NACE)

  
  

• NeWater: New approaches to adaptive water management under uncertainty