
Renuka ThakoreUniversity of Central Lancashire | UCLAN · Faculty of Business and Justice
Renuka Thakore
Doctor of Philosophy
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Introduction
Renuka is the Founder of Global Sustainable Futures: Progress through Partnership Network with 6000 coordinators from 165 countries worldwide. Having a background in environment management, she has grown to be a Systems-thinking, Transdisciplinary and Sustainability. She is continuing to provide a collaborative platform for innovative and transdisciplinary partnerships and capacity development for early career researchers supported by senior researchers around the world.
Additional affiliations
October 2020 - present
Global Sustainable Futures Progress through Partnerships Network
Position
- Founder
Description
- The network looks forward to full-fledged collaborative and interactive activities and co-creation of knowledge and practices beyond national borders and academic disciplines, contributing to achieving and realising the SDGs Agenda 2030 and beyond. The network is committed to creating collaboration/partnerships across the low-, middle- and high-income countries, reaching out through its coordinators to secure globally sustainable futures that are urgent and important
April 2018 - present
University College of Estate Management
Position
- Research Officer
Description
- Research
Publications
Publications (18)
The research paper provides targeted insights on the challenges and opportunities for the deployment of AI for climate research, including:
• In the face of the urgent global challenge of climate change, the integration of artificial intelligence (AI) into climate research has emerged as a powerful ally in understanding, mitigating, and adapting to...
Indian female graduate students have to make choices among multiple aspects of their mental and physical abilities as science students and women in a society with different gender norms in the country. However, their experiences have not been well researched within the scholarship on commercial acumen. In this study, using the phenomenological appr...
The "02 Dyas International Conference on Sustainable Development Goals" hosted by Khwaja Fareed University of Engineering and Information Technology, Rahim Yar Khan, proved to be a momentous event that transcended borders and brought together over 50 esteemed international speakers from diverse backgrounds. Throughout this multi-day conference, sch...
This paper highlights the crucial enabling factors in menstrual hygiene management. The use of products depends on various factors such as access to water, privacy, social, cultural and econmic. Gender equality and women’s empowerment are integral parts of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Half of the world’s population are women, and women...
This paper highlights the crucial enabling factors in menstrual hygiene management. The use of products depends on various factors such as access to water, privacy, and social, cultural, and economic factors. Gender equality and women empowernment are integral parts of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Half of the world’s population are wom...
A meaningful and relevant “Excellence in Education Spaces” is imperative so that future generations can address societal risks. This inevitably requires education to integrate strategies to transform the current approaches and build on sustainability strategies. Education for sustainable development (ESD), considered a pivotal vehicle, is, neverthe...
The developing countries have experienced a large number of disaster events with extensive loss of life and goods.
Effective mitigation and preparedness can greatly reduce the threat posed by hazards of all type. The potential of networked models
to enhance the impact and efficiency of investments in disaster resilience (DR) research capacity-build...
This paper provides a strategic approach to strengthening research methods skills in Higher Education Institutions (HEIs) to improve disaster resilience (DR). The findings are based on an initial assessment of the nature, scale and beneficiaries of the research methods training program developed as a part of an ERAMUS+ project called ASCENT (Advanc...
This paper reports the findings of a research study investigating the barriers to Research and Innovation (R&I) in
Disaster Resilience (DR) in Higher Education Institutions (HEIs) in Asia. The scope of the study is limited to three
Asian countries, i.e. Bangladesh, Sri Lanka and Thailand, due to their role in the international collaboration entitle...
The current consumption pattern of natural resources is unsustainable. The industrial society is following the trend of overconsumption which has clearly led to depletion of natural resources and climate change. The real challenge is to provide a higher “quality of life” with limited “biocapacity” of the earth system. The UK government have impleme...
An Environmental Management System certified to ISO 14001 simultaneously helps an organisation demonstrate commitment to improving environmental performance and contributes to better financial performance. This research compares the financial performance (return on sales) of organisations certified to ISO 14001 with organisations that were not cert...
An Environmental Management System certified to ISO 14001 simultaneously helps an organisation demonstrate commitment to improving environmental performance and contributes to better financial performance. This research compares the financial performance (return on sales) of organisations certified to ISO 14001 with organisations that were not cert...
The United Kingdom building sector has been challenged to retrofit a huge stock of existing buildings in order to increase its adaptive capacity for climate change impacts. Addressing such challenges will require systematic structural changes in both, socio-technical and socio-political infrastructure. A numbers of studies have suggested the approa...