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Digby Race is an experienced researcher specializing in socio-economic dimensions and interactions related to livelihoods, environments, and economies. He has explored critical issues facing sustainable livelihoods and development in rural and remote Australia as well as the Indo-Pacific region, with the aim of creating opportunities to achieve both livelihood resilience and environmental sustainability. In his role at the Fenner School, Digby serves as an adjunct academic at the University of the South Pacific and Linacre College at Oxford University. He holds the position of Professor of Land Management and was the inaugural Dean of the Graduate School at the University of the South Pacific in Fiji. Digby's research interests include socio-economic analyses of rural livelihoods, natural resource management, agroforestry, farm forestry, project program evaluation, and rural industry development. He has been actively involved in various research projects that address these themes.
Australian National University • Canberra, Australia
Leading research and education in the field of land management, focusing on sustainable practices and policies.
University of the South Pacific • Fiji
Contributing to research and teaching in land management and sustainable development.
Graduate School, University of the South Pacific • Fiji
Established and led the Graduate School to enhance research and academic programs.
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