- Policy dialogue on a bioeconomy for sustainable development in Thailand
- Risks, barriers and responses to Indonesia's biogas development
- Narratives of low-carbon transitions: understanding risks and uncertainties
- Investigating ecology and poverty dimensions of biomass use and energy access: methodological issues
- Evaluating the relative strength of product-specific factors in fuel switching and stove choice decisions in Ethiopia: A discrete choice model of household preferences for clean cooking alternatives
Dr Takeshi Takama worked for the SEI Oxford Centre from 2006–2010. Since 2010, Dr Takama has been an SEI Affiliated Researcher, currently with SEI Asia.
Dr Takama has lived in Indonesia since 2010, working as a Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) Expert to support the government of Indonesia on climate change adaptation planning and vulnerability assessments.
Dr Takama is involved in various projects related to environment and development, climate change, and human behaviours including demand assessment of bio-ethanol / clean cooking stoves and the development of climate adaptation decision supporting tools.
Education
DPhil Geography and Environment (University of Oxford), MSc in Environmental change and management (University of Oxford), BCom in Economics (University of Auckland) and MSc in Biological Sciences/Statistics (University of Auckland).