Joanna Pardoe
Joanna is a postdoctoral researcher on the Future Climate For Africa UMFULA project. She joined the GRI in January 2016 after completing her PhD at the United Nations University in Bonn. Joanna’s research interests are centred on the socio-economic aspects of climate driven hazards, with a particular emphasis on novel qualitative research approaches. Her doctoral thesis examined vulnerability and adaptation to multiple hazards in West Africa and her work on UMFULA will build on this with a focus on decision making under uncertainty in Central and Southern Africa.
Background
Prior to her PhD, Joanna obtained a Masters degree specialising in water science, policy and management at the University of Oxford and subsequently spent three years as a Researcher at Middlesex University’s Flood Hazard Research Centre.
Research articles
- Climate variability affects water-energy-food infrastructure performance in East Africa
11 Mar 2021. Christian Siderius, Martin Todd, Ajay Gajanan Bhave, Andrew Dougill, David Mkwambisi, Joanna Pardoe, Japhet J. Kashaigili, Katharine Vincent, Rachel James, Richard Washington, Declan Conway - Evolution of national climate adaptation agendas in Malawi, Tanzania and Zambia: the role of national leadership and international donors
2 Oct 2020. Joanna Pardoe, Katharine Vincent, Declan Conway, Emma Archer van Garderen, Andy Dougill, David Mkwambisi, Dorothy Tembo-Nhlema
Working papers
- Climate information needs in Southern Africa: a review
3 Jul 2018 - Climate change adaptation and cross-sectoral policy coherence in southern Africa
7 Apr 2017