The 3rd international conference on RUSET
A Transdisciplinary Approach for Promoting Sustainable, Resilience and Just Rural Transitions in the Era of Climate Crisis
Rural communities as well as rural ecology have transformed fundamentally within the last decades. Many factors contribute to these transformations, such as development programs from the government as well as from private and NGOs, diffusion of information technology, development of transportation facilities, rise of education and health levels, interaction with “outsiders”, and so on.
KEYNOTE SPEAKERS
DR.(HC)DRS.A.HALIM ISKANDAR, M.PD
Ministry of Village and Disadvantages Region
Ministry of Village and Disadvantages Region Republic of Indonesia
Dr. Sarah Cardey
University of Reading
School for Agriculture, Policy and Development
Prof. Stewart Lockie
The Cairns Institute
Distinguished Professor
Cairns Institute
DR.RICHARD STENFORD
Universitas Andalas
Fisheries and livelihoods specialist.
Director: The Indigo Consultancy
Lecturer: Postgraduate program Universitas Andalas.
Prof Kosuke Mizuno
University of Indonesia
Professor of Development Studies at School of Environment Science,
Prof.Otto Hospes
Wageningen University & Research; IPB University
- School of Social Sciences, Wageningen University & Research, The Netherland
- Adjunct Professor Faculty of Human Ecology IPB University
Communication & Agricultural Extension
Digital Communication for Rural Development
Conflict and Trans Cultural Communication
Risk and Environmental Communication
Communication and Social Movement
Family Communication
Agrarian & Ecology
Land Grab and Monocrop Expansions
Rural Livelihood Vulnerability
Agrarian Reform and Peasant Movement
Natural Resources Governance
Migration and Development
Community Development
Social Conflict and Social Movement
Digital Community
Poverty and Community Resilience
Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR)
Rural Decentralization and Democracy
Community Development
Gender and Rural Development
Sustainable Rural Development
Climate Adaptation
Smart Village and Social Innovation
Rural Development Policies
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