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Megan Farrelly is a professor at Monash University specializing in Human Geography and Environmental Studies. She is an interdisciplinary researcher focusing on environmental and urban geography, sustainability transitions, and policy governance. Her research examines the role of experimentation in influencing sustainable urban transitions, strategic governance, and the impact of policy levers driving sustainable transformations in practice. With extensive experience in the urban water domain, she has undertaken numerous projects, including work with the National Urban Water Governance Program and the CRC for Water Sensitive Cities. Currently, she is involved in researching energy transition pathways and the role of microgrids in enhancing decentralized energy systems. Megan's ongoing projects include investigating urban experimentation's impact on water and energy sustainability and characterizing the enabling policy environments for small and medium enterprises to adopt sustainable practices. As a mentor, she has successfully supervised numerous PhD and Master’s students and is open to taking new students for future projects related to urban governance and sustainability.
Monash University • Clayton, Australia
Teaching and research in Human Geography, focusing on sustainability transitions and policy governance.
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