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04. Juni 2026

New Publication: Equity and Trust in Zero-Deforestation Commitments

How can sustainability initiatives protect forests while also supporting the people most affected by them?

21. Mai 2026 / Forschung

New Study Examines Justice and Inclusion in Zero-Deforestation Supply Chains

A new publication by Janina Grabs and co-authors explores how zero-deforestation commitments in the Indonesian palm oil sector are experienced by local actors. The study highlights the importance of participation, trust, and long-term…

05. Mai 2026 / News, People

AWARE Sound Fair 2026: Sustainability Through Music and Practice

In the afternoon/evening of the 13th June 2026, the University of Basel will host the AWARE Sound Fair 2026, a student-led event, constructed from the course “The Sound of Sustainability: From Theory to Festival – Coordinating a Greener…

29. Apr. 2026 / People

The Global Coffee Economy: Prices, Power and Regulation

A new radio feature from "Deutschlandfunk Kultur" explores how rising prices, supply chain dynamics and regulation are transforming the global coffee sector. Janina Grabs provides insights on sustainability governance and current policy…

27. Apr. 2026 / Forschung

Understanding Stakeholder Engagement in Living Labs

A new study co-authored by parts of our research group at the University of Basel examines how different stakeholder groups engage in living labs for sustainability transitions. The findings highlight shared motivations but diverse barriers…

15. Apr. 2026

Filmscreening by the Research Network Sustainable Future: The Costo f Growth

The Cost of Growth: This documentary reveals the human and ecological costs hidden behind Europe’s prosperity.

06. März 2026 / News, Forschung

Climate Change and Regulatory Reform in Tanzania’s Coffee Sector

A new study analyzes how climate change and domestic regulatory reforms are reshaping coffee value chain governance in Tanzania. The findings show that smallholder farmers face increasing pressures despite reform efforts.