Elisie Kåresdotter

I have a long-standing interest in understanding and modeling sustainable development and climate change processes. Previous studies involve environmental technology, environmental economics, and sustainable development. In previous projects, I have led projects focused on water conflict and cooperation, hydroclimatic changes, carbon sequestration, evaluating the first/last mile problem in public transport, and mapping potential changes to Arctic wetlands given different climate change scenarios. My current focus is mainly on climate change adaptation strategies and nature-based solutions.

Research areas

Water-related conflict and cooperation

Nature-based solutions and ecosystem services

Combined effects of land use and climate change on hydrological responses

Sustainable urban and rural development (transport, green infrastructure, accessibility, carbon sequestration)

Ongoing projects

LandEX: Improving Landscape resilience by integrating measures to adapt and mitigate hydrological EXtremes

ReForMit: Understanding and securing the resilience of forest-based climate change mitigation