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Resilience of Traditional Structures in Madagascar to Cyclones in a Changing Climate (RC3)

Resilience of Traditional Structures in Madagascar to Cyclones in a Changing Climate (RC3)

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  1. Resilience of Traditional Structures in Madagascar to Cyclones in a Changing Climate (RC3)
  2. The team

The team

We are a multidisciplinary team from universities and NGOs in Madagascar,  the UK and Kenya.

Dr Thomas Reynolds

University of Edinburgh

Structural Timber Engineering

Dr Veronica Kiluva

Masinde Muliro University of Science and Technology

Disaster Risk Management

Dr Yuner Huang

University of Edinburgh

Structural Engineering

 

Dr Luciano Andriamaro

Conservation International – Madagascar

Adaptive Capacity of Communities

Dr Alexandre Gagnon

Liverpool John Moores University

Climate Adaptation

Dr Chris Beckett

University of Edinburgh

Geotechnical Engineering

 

Dr Massimo Bollasina

University of Edinburgh

Climate Modelling

 

Harinaivo Ramanantoanina

U-Magis University  and the Engineers Order of Madagascar (L’Ordre des Ingénieurs de Madagascar)

Adaptive Capacity of Communities

Dr Malalatiana Rakotoarivony

Conservation International – Madagascar

Adaptive Capacity of Communities

Dr Rafik Taleb

University of Edinburgh

Structural Engineering

 

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