Sustainable development in rural populations: an agenda for future research

Eloise M. Biggs; N. Suckall; J.M.A.  Duncan; G.R.  Watmough; L. Jones

Sustainable development in rural populations: an agenda for future research

Eloise M. Biggs
, N. Suckall
, J.M.A. Duncan
, G.R. Watmough
, L. Jones

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Abstract

This paper reflects on the discussions of an early career researcher colloquium regarding sustaining the world’s rural populations. It provides a background note on rural sustainability through summarising the contribution of Earth summits and poverty eradication targets to improving rural livelihoods. There is pressure on our planet to ensure a sustainable future and four emergent themes were noted as essential considerations for future sustainability: climate change; food security; water security; and adaptation and governance. The paper concludes by suggesting
that a more integrated multi-institutional framework is required to provide a solid platform for conducting sustainability research.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Proceedings of the 2012 Cumberland Lodge Colloquium on ‘Sustaining the World’s Rural Populations’
Pages	1-8
Number of pages	8
Publication status	Published - 2012
Externally published	Yes
Event	Cumberland Lodge Colloquium on ‘Sustaining the World’s Rural Populations’ - Windsor, United Kingdom Duration: 19 Jul 2012 → 19 Jul 2012

Conference

Conference	Cumberland Lodge Colloquium on ‘Sustaining the World’s Rural Populations’
Country/Territory	United Kingdom
City	Windsor
Period	19/07/12 → 19/07/12

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Biggs, EM, Suckall, N, Duncan, JMA, Watmough, GR & Jones, L 2012, Sustainable development in rural populations: an agenda for future research. in Proceedings of the 2012 Cumberland Lodge Colloquium on ‘Sustaining the World’s Rural Populations’. pp. 1-8, Cumberland Lodge Colloquium on ‘Sustaining the World’s Rural Populations’, Windsor, United Kingdom, 19/07/12.

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