Emilie Beauchamp

@Emi_Beauchamp

Multi-disciplinary social environmental scientist turned to development. We live in a messy world - let's try to understand it?

London/Phnom Penh/Montreal
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Joined May 2013
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  1. Retweeted
    11 Jan 2021

    La nouvelle loi sur la terre concerne tous les Camerounais ! 🌱🇨🇲 Faites entendre votre voix avec LandCam et sa Vision foncière 📣📣 Version courte Version longue De quoi s'agit-il ?

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  2. 26 Oct 2020

    My latest briefing with and DEval : how lessons from the use of evaluations & evidence (or lack thereof) during COVID can help better address the climate crisis, via

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  3. 21 Oct 2020

    Our new blog on the COVID challenges faced by UNFCCC's Adaptation Committee - can opportunity be found in adversity? Food for thought on creating more inclusive virtual platforms... With

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  4. 26 Aug 2020

    We have an exciting new role in our team at - new officer to work on evaluation and research methods across sustainable development themes. Check it out and please share with your networks

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    30 Jul 2020

    BRIEFING: "Securing land rights in Cameroon: what hasn’t worked and what should be done" To help build a new land law, we look back on 40 years of initiatives to strengthen the rights of rural & indigenous communities. ->

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    18 Jun 2020

    OPINION: Britain steps back from helping the world’s poor --> Subsuming the UK’s hugely respected aid agency into the foreign office will slam the country’s image abroad and hurt millions says IIED's in

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  7. 5 May 2020

    And read more about the Decentralised Climate Finance Alliance here

    Here's something to listen to: a quick 15 min discussion from & on how 4 countries have worked to find a way to get global finance to the local level & involve local communities in deciding how the money shld be spent -->
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    22 Apr 2020

    It's time to be more ambitious & move on from business as usual to new mechanisms that can deliver finance & resilience where it matters most. IIED's Flo Crick & Victor Orindi of explain how to scale out the devolved climate finance mechanism.

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    20 Apr 2020

    An exciting opportunity to lead my team's work on a more inclusive --> Applications close 17th May.

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  10. 22 Apr 2020

    Check out our new podcast with Bara Gueye and myself on Decentralised Climate Finance . New approaches are needed to keep ambitions high to address the

    People, Planet and Public Finance podcast
    PODCAST: 4 countries working together to get climate finance to the local level --> Senegal, Mali, Tanzania & Kenya are working out the most inclusive way to get sustainable climate investment to local level. Hear experiences in a new podcast.
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    27 Mar 2020

    We are planning a special issue of World Development on "COVID19, Pandemics, and Sustainable Development." Papers will move through the editorial process on a priority basis. Please suggest themes to include. Names of potential authors also welcome. DM if you wish. Please RT.

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  12. 21 Feb 2020

    Psyched and looking forward to working with amazing people on the over the next two years. Bring on the evidence 👍

    Today sees the relaunch of the What Works , which now includes experts with experience in a broader range of policy areas and evaluation methods. Meet them over at our blog!
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    9 Dec 2019

    One of the greatest challenges of the 21st century is meeting human needs for natural resources, whilst remaining within earth's biophysical limits. Our aims to address this, so that & can thrive together

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    28 Oct 2019

    Register on Eventbrite for ’s talk next week on her sustainable post-2020 vision! Hosted by in !

    Next week: ⁦⁩ is speaking in ⁦⁩ on her vision for a sustainable post-2020 future for us all - pls register on Eventbrite to come alone! All welcome! ⁦@OxZooDept⁩ ⁦⁩
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  15. 25 Sep 2019

    Supporting adaptation through local-level climate finance: lessons from Kenya - International Institute for Environment and Development via

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  16. 30 Jul 2019

    Just M-E-L? Not really. It’s about using evaluation as the basis for inclusive and evidence-based learning, planning, and management of resources. Let’s start with example - using MEL to progress : Dorothy Lucks

    WATCH: IIED's (remotely) presented at on the crucial role that Pacific islands play in progressing and the ways to measure it using a new monitoring, evaluation & learning toolkit -->
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  17. 20 Mar 2019

    Good comments from the last BRACED Dfid event last month

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    23 May 2018

    8th session of francophone regional cluster for underway in . Experts on the management of climate change from central African region working with partners from Germany, Belgium and Switzerland to address partnerships in transparency on the agreement

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  19. 2 Mar 2018

    Showcasing projects building resilience to El Niño - lessons from the field

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  20. 27 Dec 2017

    How are protected areas and land concessions affecting deforestation in Cambodia? New paper out!

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