Tagged: ACCESS Report

The report describes all the ACCESS highlights and impact we have enjoyed over the past 12 months across our four work packages, as well as the challenges we have faced in this, our third year. It also details the opportunities we have identified for the future and outlines some of the plans we have for […]

In recent years, UKRI, and its constituent research councils, have funded numerous initiatives that include flexible funding as part of their mandatory work programmes. In managing these flexible funds, research investments find themselves having to act as funding bodies, governing and distributing resources effectively and fairly – yet many have limited experience in doing so. […]

  One of the key aims of ACCESS is to bring diverse individuals and organisations together to support connections and spark new conversations in environmental social science. Our Annual Assembly plays a key role in this relationship building. Every June, we bring together some 80-plus environmental social scientists from across academia, the public sector and […]

Participants considered the range of social sciences that can and should be included in the list, the different social groups that can and should be studied, and the different types of environments and environmental issues that can and should be examined. The interviews also highlighted the range of different goals of research in this area, […]