Vicente

Sandoval

Position:

Research Associate & Consultant

Organisation:

Freie Universität Berlin

Department:

Disaster Research Unit

Location:

Germany

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About me

Joined

29 July 2019

Contributions

Languages

English

Topics of interest

Governance & Corruption

Open Government

Governance analysis

Statistics

Humanitarian Aid

Cluster

Livelihoods

Material relief assistance and services

Reconstruction relief and rehabilitation

Relief co-ordination, protection and support services

Research for Development

Research/scientific institutions

Climate change & disaster risks

Climate adaptation

Climate Change

Disaster Risk Reduction (DRR)

Flood prevention/control

Climate Change Mitigation

Development Policy

Policy coherence for development

Policy making

South-South cooperation

Sustainable development

Sustainable Development Goals

Urban Development

Housing

Sustainable cities

Urban development

Urban mobility

Urban policies & planning

Countries of interest

Bulgaria

France

Germany

+10

Italy

Netherlands

Poland

Portugal

Spain

Sweden

United Kingdom

Turkey

Norway

Denmark

Chile

LinkedIn profile

https://www.linkedin.com/in/vicentesandoval/

Research Associate at the Katastrophenforschungsstelle (Disaster Research Unit), Freie Unverstität Berlin. Consultant and researcher on Urban Disaster Risk Governance. PhD in Development Planning at the Bartlett Development Planning Unit (DPU), University College London (UCL), MSc. in Urban Management at Technische Universität Berlin (TU-Berlin), and Designer at Universidad Católica de Temuco (UC-Temuco), Chile. Founder and Editor of the Journal of Latin American Studies on Disaster Risk Reduction REDER (https://www.revistareder.com)

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The Latin American Studies group aims to join agendas among Latin American researchers, academics, and practitioners working in the EU. Our main areas of interest are: development planning, urban development, informality, precariousness, disaster research, risk management, and governance.

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