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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.

27. Feb. 2026 / News, Forschung

Climate Change as a Business Strategy in the Coffee Sector

A new Open Access study by Janina Grabs analyzes how climate governance reshapes global coffee value chains. The article highlights who benefits from emerging carbon markets—and who carries the risks.

26. Feb. 2026 / News, Forschung

New Publication: The Role of Religion in Climate Action and Sustainable Development

We are pleased to announce the publication of a new book chapter by Adam Xavier Hearn, Jens Koehrsen, and Ann-Lea Buzzi

20. Feb. 2026 / News, Events, Campus

Kipppunkte im Klimasystem – Aufzeichnung online

Die Forum Basel Lecture 2025 zu Kipppunkten im Klimasystem – mit eindrücklichen Einblicken aus dem polaren Eis.

06. Feb. 2026 / Forschung

EXPECT-AGRI field research underway in Côte d’Ivoire

The EXPECT-AGRI research group has arrived in Côte d’Ivoire and will be conducting field research across the country in the coming weeks.

30. Jan. 2026 / News, Forschung

New publication: Rethinking climate resilience in the coffee sector

A new article by Janina Grabs and PACSMAC project partners has been published in World Development: “Resilience of what and for whom? Climate change mitigation and adaptation in the global, Ethiopian, and Tanzanian coffee sectors.”

17. Dez. 2025 / News, Forschung

New study: How can car dependency be reduced in rural areas?

A new study with participation from the University of Basel explores how car dependency in rural areas can be reduced. Key factors include improved public transport services, integrated on-demand mobility options and targeted measures…