Malay Pramanik
Malay Pramanik is an assistant professor and chair of urban innovation and sustainability at the Asian Institute of Technology, Thailand. He holds an MPhil and PhD in Integrated Climate Solutions from Jawaharlal Nehru University, India. Malay has received prestigious awards and fellowships such as the Charlie Boyden Award (ECSA57, 2018), the Best Presentation Award (Elsevier, 2018), the Early Career Scientist Award (EGU, 2019), and the Welcome Trust Fellowship (2019). He has previously worked as a fellow in the UKRI-GCRF-funded Living Deltas Hub and as an assistant professor at the Tata Institute of Social Sciences. His research focuses on urban sustainability and climate solutions.
Organisation
Asian Institute of Technology (AIT)
Phase
S4A
Country
India
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Stories by Malay Pramanik
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How communities are adapting to the vanishing coastline of Bang Khun Thian in the Gulf of Thailand
The ReTrEAT Cities Project collaborates with vulnerable coastal communities to ensure they have a voice in shaping coastal retreat plans to adapt to climate change.
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Rising seas, resilient voices: A school’s fight for survival in Samut Prakan, Thailand
Among a mangrove forest threatened by rising sea levels, a small elementary school is a lifeline for climate resilience, providing education to five children from a disappearing indigenous fishing village in Thailand’s Samut Prakan province.
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Adapting to sea-level rise in the Vietnam Delta means also fighting inequalities and marginalization
In the Vietnam Delta, residents are adapting to sea-level rise in ways that reflect both resilience and complexity.
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