He holds an M.Sc. in Climate Change and International Development from University of East Anglia, United Kingdom. His masters thesis discussed to what extent the World Bank integrates climate change in its operations. Before that, Adis received a B.Sc. in ‘Political Science and Economics’ from Lund University, Sweden.
Adis is also a PhD candidate at Utrecht University Copernicus Institute of Sustainable Development where his research is focusing on the transnational aspects of adaptation governance. It aims to explore and explain the role of non-state actors in adaptation governance.
- A bridging framework for studying transition pathways: from systems models to local action in the Swedish heating domain
- Beyond headline mitigation numbers: We need more transparent and comparable NDCs to achieve the Paris Agreement on climate change
- Exploring connections between the Paris Agreement and the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development
- Policy booklet: understanding impacts and adaptation to high-end climate scenarios in Europe
- Swedish heat energy system – new tensions and lock-ins after a successful transition
- Sweden must take global responsibility for climate change
- Why data access matters: the NDC Explorer reveals new insights on national climate action plans
- Beyond Paris: Some major achievements at COP21 – and the way forward
- 5 ways to help fund the Sustainable Development Goals
- With $10bn banked, what next for the Green Climate Fund?
- Share or spare? Explaining the nature and determinants of climate finance coordination
- PRINDCISSA - private sector finance for NDC implementation in Sub-Saharan Africa
- Transnational adaptation governance: Explaining and exploring the role of new actors in enhancing the success of adaptation
- The Future of Climate Change Adaptation: Analysing, Sharing and Building on the Success of Adaptation Futures 2016
- SEI initiative on global finance