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On this page you can find blogs from the Governance and Inclusive Development (GID) research group. These include recaps of the monthly seminar series GID is hosting.
Determinants of women’s empowerment in selected countries of Sub-Saharan Africa
  • Blog by Patricia Banoeyele

Patricia Banoeyele is a development practitioner from Ghana whose concentration lies on issues of gender equality and social inclusion, and women's empowerment. Patricia just graduated in the Master International Development Studies.

Clearing the Air: Environmental (In)Justice in Thailand’s Haze Crisis
  • Blog by Erik van der Lee

This blog post is based on Erik's Master’s thesis in International Development Studies, with fieldwork supported by Chiang Mai University in Thailand.

Bridging Continents, Sharing Knowledge

GID Seminar May 2025: Bridging Continents, Sharing Knowledge. Welcoming Ghanaian students to the Governance and Inclusive Development programme group.

Storying as Method, Impact as Practice

Under the title Storying and Social Impact, this seminar brought together a vibrant and multidisciplinary group to reflect on how storytelling can drive social change, particularly in the context of climate mobilities.

Uncovering Pathways to Leaving Fossil Fuels Underground

The event combined a presentation of the project with a collaborative exercise aimed at reflecting on equitable strategies for phasing out fossil fuel extraction.

Assessing the Value of Regenerative Development in International Development Studies

This workshop invited all staff members, as well as interested students, PhDs, and postdocs, to explore the added value and unique identity of our academic community in research, teaching, and societal impact.