- Social hydrological analysis for poverty reduction in community-managed water resources systems in Cambodia
- Review of gender-responsiveness and disability-inclusion in disaster risk reduction in Asia and the Pacific
- Challenges and dilemmas of integrating gender in the field of environment and development at SEI
- Effects of environmental change and policy responses on natural resource access in Vietnam: consequences and opportunities for northern ethnic communities
- Power and influence in the development of Thailand’s bioeconomy
Nguyen Ha is a Research Fellow with the Gender, Environment and Development research cluster at the SEI Asia Centre. She joined SEI Asia in November 2013.
Ha has 15 years of experience on program design and management with Oxfam in Vietnam with focus on gender and women’s empowerment; risk, vulnerability and sustainable livelihoods; and, civil society development.
She has been engaged in, and also led, several research projects and assessments on gender in disaster risk reduction, climate change, migration, livelihoods and natural resource management. Ha has an MSc. in gender and development studies.