Arthur Rempel
Arthur is currently a PhD researcher at the department of Governance and Inclusive Development of the University of Amsterdam, under the supervision of Joyeeta Gupta. His research is centered around fossil fuel governance and the climate emergency, with a special focus on implications for poorer and more vulnerable countries from the global South. With degrees in Chemical Engineering and Systems Engineering - and a recent MSc in International Development from the UvA - Arthur enjoys using his analytical skills to study the climate emergency from both numeric and qualitative angles.
Shifting government support away from fossil infrastructure during the post-pandemic recovery may successfully tackle the climate emergency.
access_time 6 - 8 min
10 June, 2020
label_outline Climate & Natural resources
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Presenting two quick-scans as part of the ongoing study by The Broker on ‘aid transitions in fragility and protracted crisis settings’.
access_time 4 - 8 min
21 April, 2020
label_outline Food security and stability
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Outlining the potential of private sector involvement in international development.
8 January, 2020
label_outline '(Un)usual suspects' — SURe programme
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Shedding new light on the Dutch role in and impact on international development.
11 December, 2019
label_outline '(Un)usual suspects' — SURe programme
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