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Paul Munro is an Associate Professor in Human Geography at the University of New South Wales (UNSW), specializing in political ecology and environmental history. He has extensively researched forest governance and energy justice, focusing on changing geographies of energy poverty and the emergence of new technologies such as small-scale photovoltaic power. His research includes substantial engagement with communities in Uganda, Kenya, Ghana, Malawi, and Zambia. Munro's work is influential in understanding how financial platforms, like mobile money, reshape how underprivileged rural settings access energy. His monograph 'Colonial Seeds in African Soil' critically examines the history of forest conservation in Sierra Leone, contributing to large-scale projects funded by entities such as the European Union and USAID. With a solid academic background, including a PhD in Geography, he is currently supervising several PhD students and teaching undergraduate courses on sustainability and development.
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