Sustainable Development and Climate Change Management Sustainable Development and Climate Change Management

The primary objective of the Consortium is to foster cooperation between North American and European scientists and organisations on matters related to sustainable development. This also includes cooperation with countries from other regions. A further objective of the Consortium is to contribute to a greater dialogue between members, by organising joint events and engaging in scholarly research leading to publications in peer-reviewed journals.

The Consortium is truly transdisciplinary and accommodates all aspects of sustainability and associated themes (e.g. climate change, energy, ethics, poverty, gender, etc) catering to a wide thematic basis.
 

Head of ENASRC
Prof. Dr. (mult.) Dr. h.c. (mult.) Walter Leal
Director of the Research and Transfer Centre “Sustainability and Climate Change Management” (FTZ-NK)
Ulmenliet 20
21033 Hamburg
Room 0.39 / AS4
T +49.40.428 75-6313
walter.leal2 (at) haw-hamburg (dot) de

Executive Director
MSc. Laís Viera Trevisan
Research and Transfer Centre FTZ-NK
Ulmenliet 20
21033 Hamburg
Room: 0.33
Lais.VieraTrevisan (at) haw-hamburg (dot) de

Executive Director
Dr. Joao Eustachio
Research and Transfer Centre FTZ-NK
Ulmenliet 20
21033 Hamburg
Room: 0.36
Joao.Eustachio (at) haw-hamburg (dot) de
 
Executive Director
Dr. Amanda Salvia
Research and Transfer Centre FTZ-NK
Ulmenliet 20
21033 Hamburg
Amanda.Lange-Salvia (at) haw-hamburg (dot) de

The Consortium undertakes the following activities:

•  Joint bidding for research projects at national and international funding programmes
•  Joint publications in peer-reviewed journals
• Organisation of joint events
• Award of fellowships to North American and European experts for joint visit

This network collaborates with the International Journal of Sustainability in Higher Education.

Participation in the Consortium is open to any higher education institution, foundation, or non-profit organisation interested in undertaking joint work on matters related to sustainable development.

To join the network, a Memorandum of Understanding is signed with partner universities (via a commitment letter) to formalise their involvement in the programme. Partner universities can then refer to themselves as members of ENASRC. They can participate in all its activities, organise or co-organise events, and coordinate or partner in ENASRC-led projects.

The membership is valid for the whole university, and you will be its representative in our network. This implies that if other colleagues and departments wish to join the programme, they are welcome and do not need to sign another letter/membership document.

There are two categories of membership:

• 1. Standard membership: Free of charge, with access to the activities undertaken by the Consortium.
• 2. Premium membership: With a yearly fee of €2,500 (two thousand and five hundred Euros) or currency equivalent.

A premium membership entails the following services:
1.    Status as a priority partner in the preparation of research projects and other project applications
2.    No project preparation costs
3.    Status as a priority partner in participating in journal articles
4.    Status as a priority partner in the organisation of scientific events
5.    Award of fellowships to North American and European experts for joint visits
6.    Two waivers of conference registration fees per year
7.    Four discounts on conference registration fees per year

Interactive Google Map with members

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European- North American Sustainability Research Consortium
Professor Walter Leal
Hamburg University of Applied Sciences
Ulmenliet 20
D-21033 Hamburg
Germany
ENASRC (at) haw-hamburg (dot) de