SSS Partners

SSS is at the forefront of Sustainability Science towards finding solutions to post 2015 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). We work with a wide variety of evolving local, national and global leading indivuduals, organisations, private and public sectors to strengthen the potential for positive impact arising from our research as well as the experience we give to our students.

Working with partners in Malawi. — ESPA ASSETS- Malawi

External collaborators include:

The Ecosystem Services for Poverty Alleviation (ESPA) Programme (funded by NERC, DFID, ESRC).
ESPA ASSETS global collaborators : incl. Conservation International, Chancellor College Malawi, LEAD Africa.
ESPA Deltas global collaborators : incl. partners in Bangladesh, China and India.
Natural Environment Research Centre.
The Centre for Climate Change Economics and Policy (CCCEP).
Climate and Development Knowledge Network (CDKN).
LTS International.
The Government of Vietnam .
UNESCO.
Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) - contribution to the IPCC Fifth Assessment Report (AR5).
UNEP- World Conservation Monitoring Centre .
University of Ghana.
The World Universities Network (WUN) with reference to Adapting to Climate Change.
WWF Latin America .

Other Global Networks relating to Sustainability Science:

Find our more about our world-leading research and associated project collaborator on our Research Themes pages.

SSS Key facts

University of Southampton- World Leading University.
University of Southampton- UK Leading University .
SSS is at the forefront of Sustainability Science.
SSS current research funding totals over £6.5 million.
SSS has over 100 members.
Professor Robert Nicholls Contributed to the Nobel Peace Prize 2007.
Southampton at 60 SSS success projects:
- No 48- Safeguarding global food supplies .
- No 52- Sustainable energy in Africa .
- No 55- Student enterprise brings light to Africa .