Stephen Chitengi Sakapaji

Lecturer - Role: Teach Research methodology courses for both Masters and Undergraduate Students

The University of Electro-Communications

Japan

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Stephen Chitengi Sakapaji is a Lecturer at the University of Electro-Communications in Japan. He specializes in teaching research methodology courses for both Master's and undergraduate students. His recent research articles focus on climate adaptation, resilience-building in agriculture, and the sustainability of indigenous socioecological systems, highlighting the challenges faced by rural communities amidst climate change and land use changes.

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Jorge García Molinos

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Hokkaido University

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Associate Professor

Hiroshima University

JAPAN

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Kedge Business School

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Articles (7)

Navigating Legal and Regulatory Frameworks to Achieve the Resilience and Sustainability of Indigenous Socioecological Systems

Future climate and land use changes challenge current dependencies on wild food harvesting by rural indigenous communities

Navigating Tomorrow: Angola’s “Just Transition” Trajectory in the Global South—Challenges and Potential Opportunities

Harnessing AI for Climate-Resilient Agriculture: Opportunities and Challenges

Advancement of Climate Adaptation, Resilience-Building, and Sustainability (CARS) Model in Agriculture in Developing Countries

Climate-Induced Migration a New Normal? A Systematic Research Analysis of the Climate-induced Migration Crisis in Bangladesh

Advancing Local Ecological Knowledge-Based Practices for Climate Change Adaptation, Resilience-Building, and Sustainability in Agriculture: A Case Study of Central and Southern Zambia

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Jorge García Molinos

Daichi Yamada

Natalia Yakovleva

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