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Daniel Lohmann

Daniel is an intern with the Environmental Change and Security Program, and is pursuing a Master’s degree in international relations at the Norwegian University of Life Sciences (NMBU) in Ås, Norway.

His previous work with an agritech startup company servicing Russia and Ukraine has directed his interests toward sustainable farming and agricultural policy in Eastern Europe.

  • Evaluating Enterprise: Twenty Years of Conservation Through Sustainable Livelihoods

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    Eye On  //  September 7, 2018  //  By Daniel Lohmann
    Chitwan National Park Elephant Breeding Center

    “It’s not often that we have the opportunity to go back to a site 20 years later and see what happened,” said Cynthia Gill, Director of USAID’s Office of Forestry and Biodiversity during a recent Wilson Center event on a retrospective evaluation of the “conservation enterprise” approach to biodiversity. Conservation enterprises are income-generating activities that provide social and economic benefits and help meet conservation goals.

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  • The PHE Approach: Addressing Multiple Issues With Integrated Solutions

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    On the Beat  //  September 6, 2018  //  By Daniel Lohmann
    Health Clinic Worker

    “The PHE [population, health, and environment] approach addresses the relationship between human health and environmental health, to improve primary healthcare services, conserve biodiversity and natural resources, and develop sustainable livelihoods,” said Sarah Harlan, the Learning and Partnerships Director at K4Health, introducing a recent webinar featuring three PHE leaders from Madagascar, East Africa, and the Philippines.

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  • Reaching for Resilience in East Africa

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    From the Wilson Center  //  July 26, 2018  //  By Daniel Lohmann
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    “Resilience isn’t an outcome, it is a process—and capacity-building is crucial,” said Chelsea Keyser, Deputy Chief of Party for USAID’s PREPARED program, during a recent event at the Wilson Center marking the end of the five-year project. PREPARED (Planning for Resilience in East Africa Through Policy, Adaptation, Research, and Economic Development) developed 14 different tools to help communities adapt to the impacts of the changing environment in the East African region, including unreliable rainfall and rising temperatures.

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  • Mapping Refugees and Urban Job Opportunities

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    Eye On  //  July 2, 2018  //  By Daniel Lohmann
    Urban refugees

    Although most of us picture refugees living in remote, dusty camps, as many as 2.1 million of the developing world’s working-age refugees reside in major urban areas—where they should have greater access to employment opportunities. However, according to a new report from the Center for Global Development, finding employment remains “one of the major unmet needs identified by refugees.”

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