What is it about?
This piece delivers commentary on the role that Early Career Researchers can play in contributing to climate change information services and communication, for sustainable development
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Why is it important?
Early Career Researchers (ECRs) are often overlooked in advancing the debate, since they are relatively inexperienced and have not yet reached a level of status and regard that is associated with professors and well-established senior researchers. Yet there are a range of contributions for which ECRs are ideally situated, such as having flexibility, adaptability, capacity and eagerness to learn and consume new information, and take advantage of numerous learning and collaboration opportunities and platforms.
Perspectives
This piece is an example of cross-continental, cross-institution collaboration which was conceptualized, driven, and produced by a group of ECRs; which I think is an exciting approach setting the bar for the future
Lulu Pretorius
University of KwaZulu-Natal
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This page is a summary of: Climate Services and Communication for Development: The Role of Early Career Researchers in Advancing the Debate, Environmental Communication, May 2019, Taylor & Francis,
DOI: 10.1080/17524032.2019.1596145.
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