Sustainability and Development Conference

November 9-11, 2018 Ann Arbor, Michigan

@umsustdev #SANDMEET umsustdev.org Friday November 9 2018

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 9

OPTIONAL WORKSHOPS (Advanced registration is required)

9:00-12:00 A1. Critical Dialogue to Enhance Effectiveness in the Practice of Sustainable University League Development (Facilitators: Anna Malavisi, Western Connecticut State University, and (Room D) Marisa Rinkus, Michigan State University)

9:00-12:00 A3. Open-Source Analysis of SDGs at the Food-Water-Energy Nexus Using Global, Dana Building Gridded Modeling (Facilitator: David Johnson, Purdue University) (Room 2315)

13:00-15:30 B1. Improving Evaluation in Foreign Aid (Facilitator: Paul Clements, Western Michigan University League University) (Room D)

13:00-16:00 B2. An Introduction to Using Case-Based Learning in the Classroom and Beyond University League (Facilitators: Meghan Wagner, University of Michigan, Stphanie Kusano, University of (Room 4) Michigan)

14:00-16:00 Early Check-in: Pick up badge and conference materials Dana Building (1st Flr Commons)

16:30-18:00 Plenary roundtable welcome remarks: Arun Agrawal, University of Michigan Modern Languages Building (MLB) Welcome Plenary Roundtable: “Careers and Opportunities in Sustainable Development” (Auditorium 3) Cris Doby, Erb Family Foundation Patrick Doran, The Nature Conservancy Catherine Harris, Acre Shelie Miller, School for Environment and Sustainability, University of Michigan Samuel Passmore, Mott Foundation Jennifer Haverkamp, Graham Sustainability Institute, University of Michigan

Moderator: Shelie Miller, University of Michigan

18:30-20:00 Welcome Reception Dana Building - Check-in station in Room 1040 (1st Floor - Appetizers and non-alcoholic beverages will be served Commons) - Conference welcome remarks: Jonathan Overpeck, Dean, School for Environment and Sustainability, University of Michigan

SDC PREFERRED HOTEL PARTICIPANTS: Look for SDC Resource Team Members to lead you to CCTC for bus service back to your hotel area at 20:00 and at 20:30. You are also welcome to travel back to your accommodation independently. Please see the SDC Transportation Guide (in your folder and linked here https://umsustdev.org/location-and-venue/ for full table table and maps) Friday November 9 2018

POSTERS Displayed in Dana Building 1st Floor Commons and presented during lunch break on Saturday Brooke Bacigal, University of Michigan Breaking Barriers for Refugee Students to Achieve Higher Education

Akosua Sarpong Boakye-Ansah, IHE-Delft Institute The (im)possibilities of improving access to utility water in for water Education urban low-income areas through service differentiation: evidence from Kenya

Chris Boyd Leon, University of Minnesota / Instituto Motivating Savings among the Poorest. Evidence from a de Estudios Peruanos Financial Education Program in Peru

Grant Burrier, Curry College Temples, Travesties, or Something Else? the Developmental State, Ecological Modernization, and Hydroelectric Dam Construction in India Melanie Chasseur, University of Michigan Stewarding Michigan’s Forests: Matching Management Perception with Practice

Hanna Droessler, University of Michigan Meta-Analysis of Livelihood Diversification

Nia Dubon-Robinson, Emory University The awareness of the environmental and health effects of biomass burning using cookstoves in Tibetan households

Jonathan Gunasti, Pomona College Smartphone GPS Data for Slum Health in Rio de Janeiro

Kelsey Hawkins-Johnson, Eastern Michigan For God and For Country: Religious, Economic, and University Institutional Incentives for Church Forest Conservation

Dorothy Hogg, Northwestern University Constructing Inclusive and Responsive Global Governance: An Examination of the Role of Technology, Maps, and the Built Environment

Masiel Infante, Saint Peter's University Enhancing constructive civic engagement for sustainability, a framework to improve epistemic thinking

Jeno Jaramillo, Borough of Manhattan Community Regional Trade Agreements Contribution to Economic College Diversification and Growth in Latin America

Steven Jones, University of Alabama Application of the Coupling Coordinated Degree towards Balancing Road Infrastructure and Socioeconomic Development among Rural Regions

Suhyun Jung, University of Michigan Evidence on the effectiveness of conservation initiatives on improving livelihoods

Obafemi A. Polukoya, Brandenburg Technical Vernacular Architecture and Sustainable Development: University Lessons of the Past for Today’s World

Dow Sustainability Fellowship - Isla Urbana Team, Building Sustainable Water Policy through Mapping Water University of Michigan Sector Actors in Mexico City Friday November 9 2018

Ricardo Reale, Universidade de São Paulo Hydroelectric companies recognized as having the best sustainable practices and their relations with ecosystem services

Suresh Reddy Baswapoor, Centre for Economic and Patterns of Agricultural Transition in Tribal Areas of Social Studies Madhya Pradesh in India: A Macro and Micro analysis Narmeen Rehman, University of Michigan Building A Novel Framework to Reduce Hospital Waste and Expand Access to Basic Medical Supplies

Mihai Voda, Dimitrie Cantemir University Geosystems’ pathways to the future of sustainability

Sarah Vonck, The College of Wooster Living Well of Living Better? How a Failure to Implement Changes to Ecuadorian Environmental Policy Hindered the Treatment of the Ecuadorian Indigenous Community Saturday November 10 2018

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 10 8:00-onward Check-in: Pick up badge and conference materials (Dana 1st Floor Commons)

Coffee stands in Dana (1st Floor) and Mason Hall (2nd Floor)

Please note: Moderators are denoted by * 9:00-10:15 Track A: Sessions 1 – 15 Session 1: Representing Gender for the SDGs Room: Dana 3556 Matthew Klein* University of Wisconsin Are We Making Progress in Identifying Causal Measures of Women’s Bargaining Power? Rahul Lahoti Azim Premji University Intrahousehold Gender Asset Gap Across Countries Janet Hunt Australian National University Using the Individual Deprivation Measure to obtain SDG gender data Trang Pham Australian National University Sampling strategies and data collection processes for gender-sensitive data Salma Ahmed Deakin University Changes in Maternity Leave Coverage: Implications for Fertility, Labour Force Participation and Child Mortality Session 2: Measuring, Monitoring, Assessing Multidimensional Development Room: Dana 1024 Ana Vaz Oxford Poverty and Human A Multidimensional Impact Evaluation: An Empirical Development Initiative Application to Progresa in Mexico James Erbaugh* University of Michigan Poverty eradication, sustainable development, and multidimensional deprivation indicators: Deprivation and land-cover change in Indonesia (2000-2014) Lexi Brewer University of Michigan Measuring the undefinable: An urban sustainability index proposal and its application to Springfield, Missouri Andrey Ivanov EU Agency for Fundamental Rights Sustainable Human Development Index—a pragmatic proposal for monitoring sustainability within the affordable limits Diego Maiorano National University of Singapore Measuring Empowerment: a new survey-based index Session 3: Biodiversity, Conservation and Sustainable Development Room: Dana 1028 Stefan Carpenter* Indiana University Bloomington Examining community attitudes toward governed wildlife in Namibia’s northwest conservancies Onyinye Prince Choko Three Rivers State University Effect of Kerosene and Diesel Contamination on the Hatchability of Achatina achatina Eggs Jorge Wasinton Vela Universidad Nacional de Ucayali Economic Ecological Zoning and Land Use Planning as the Alvarado basis for sustainable biodiversity use. Case study: Abujao River Basin, South Western Amazon. Ucayali region Rica Joy Flor International Rice Research Convergence and divergence of Agroecology and Institute / Wageningen University Integrated Pest Management (IPM): Implications for further development of sustainable agriculture in Cambodia Session 4: Making Conservation Work Room: Dana 1046 Judy Boshoven* Foundations of Success What makes conservation enterprises work: A synthesis of key conditions needed to achieve conservation with an enterprise strategy Saturday November 10 2018

Juan Pablo Henao Universidad de los Andes Does exclusion matter in conservation agreements? A case Henao of mangrove users in the Ecuadorian coast using participatory choice experiments Eduardo Garcia- Universidad Nacional Autonoma Conservation conflicts in Mexican protected areas: the Frapolli de Mexico perspective of park rangers Hambulo Ngoma Indaba Agricultural Policy Pay, Talk or ‘Whip’ to Conserve Forest: Framed Field Research Institute Experiments in Zambia Session 5: Smallholder Agriculture and the SDGs Room: Dana 2024 Festus Amadu* University of Illinois Environmental sustainability and food security impacts of climate-smart agriculture investments in southern Malawi Ilyun Koh Boston University Assessment of the climate vulnerability of Brazilian coffee farmers Harad Lungu University of Pretoria Climate Smart Agriculture technology adoption: An assessment of young farmers' technology adoption in the Northern Province of Zambia Xiaobing Wang Peking University Do farmers’ perceptions of temperature change affect the practice of environmentally friendly agriculture? Evidence from smallholder rubber farmers in the upper Mekong region Olayinka Oladoyin Department of Agricultural Bridging the Financial Inclusion Gender Gap in Smallholder Adegbite economics, Extension and Rural Agriculture and Nigeria: An Untapped Potential for Development, University of Sustainable Development Pretoria Session 6: Indigenous Peoples, Communities, and Knowledges Room: Mason 1401 Evodia Silva Rivera* University of Veracruz A critical alternative approach to Development: Traditional Ecological Knowledge case studies from Mexico. Melanie O'Gorman University of Winnipeg Sustainable Development in Canada's North: Understanding Educational Achievement in Inuit Nunangat Sarah Cummings Athena Institute, VU University Linking local and global knowledge: lessons on improving Amsterdam/Knowledge for the links between traditional and modern medicine in Development Partnership Africa Brett Zeuner University of Michigan Impacts on Indigenous Communities from Cobalt Mining in Australia, Canada, and United States: Questioning Industry’s Declared “Conflict-Free” Status Session 7: Sustainable Development and Energy Use: Interlinkages and cross-impact of SDG 7 Room: Mason 1427 Ranjula Bali Swain* Södertörn University Employment impact of Renewable Energy Erik Gråd Södertörn University Nudges, networks and social preferences in public goods experiments Amin Karimu University of Ghana Renewable Energy and Sustainable Development Goals in the EU Shyam Ranganathan Virginia-Tech Sustainable Development and the Energy sector: Tradeoffs and inconsistencies Session 8: Development Pathways Towards Zero Hunger: Insights from Ecology, Geography, Public Health, and Policy Science Room: Mason 1436 Jennifer Blesh* University of Michigan Structuring markets for diversified agricultural ecosystems Meha Jain University of Michigan Using Satellite Data to Identify the Causes of and Potential Solutions for Yield Gaps in India Saturday November 10 2018

Andrew Jones University of Michigan Cultivating sustainable food systems: The implications of agricultural biodiversity for healthy diets Lesli Hoey University of Michigan Institutional and data limitations to operationalizing sustainable diets: The experience of Kenya and Vietnam Session 9: Unpacking Sanitation Across Disciplines to Meet SDG 6 Room: Mason 1437 Christopher Hyun* University of California, Berkeley Sanitation for Low-Income Regions: A Cross-Disciplinary Review Zachary Burt Columbia University Tracking Inequity in Sanitation Systems Swati Rayasam Independent/UC Berkeley Barriers to safe drinking water: exploring current monitoring strategies William Tarpeh Stanford University Increasing sanitation access through nitrogen recovery from source-separated urine in Nairobi, Kenya Session 10: Sustainable Development Trade-offs Room: Mason 1448 Julia Jeyacheya* Manchester Metropolitan Towards Theory: Tourism-Led Inclusive Growth and Local University Communities. Anyi Wang Columbia University Willingness to Pay for Environmental Quality Improvements: Evidence from a Contingent Valuation Survey in China Haimanti University of Utah Environmental and socio-economic sustainability in India: Bhattacharya Evidence from CO2 emission and economic inequality relationship. Chen Wang Shanghai University of Finance The Poverty-Growth-Inequality Triangle: Evidence from and Economics Post-WWII Asia Johannes Fedderke Pennsylvania State University Growth and Inequality: The South African Case in International Context - the central role of the labor market Session 11: New Financing Sources for the SDGs Room: Mason 1449 Eric Palmer* Allegheny College After aid: the rise of finance capital and the private sector in a post-assistance world Sakib Mahmud The University of Waikato Are remittances a source of finance for private adaptation strategy? Evidence from the Cyclone Sidr hit regions in southern Bangladesh Carl Hooks Peking University The Money Behind Sustainable Urbanism: Creative Financing for Chinese Eco-Cities Carmina Rivera University of Queensland Understanding the Role of Impact Investment in Financing WASH Outcomes Session 12: Sustainability and Capacity Room: Mason 1460 Patricia McKay* Michigan State University Aligning our human capacities with the challenges we face – Diagnostic tools and skills for improved outcomes Neema Kudva Cornell University Pedagogy for Sustainable Development at the Nilgiris Field Learning Center Master Mushonga University of Stellenbosch Social and Financial Efficiency of Co-operative Financial Institutions: Evidence from South Africa Nozomi Nakajima Harvard University Sustainability of early childhood education projects Session 13: Equity and Development Room: Mason 1469 Sara Lopus* Cal Poly San Luis Obispo Assortative Mating Across Africa's Educational Expansion Chris Hewlett University of Maryland College What contextual factors affect the proposed outcomes of Park multi-stakeholder forums on land-use and/or land-use Saturday November 10 2018

change? Results from a Realist Synthesis Review of the scholarly literature Mehtabul Azam Oklahoma State University Household Income Mobility in India, 1993-2011 Faith Masekesa Southern African Social Policy Do Entitlements and Relative Wages Influence Spouses’ Research Institute Production Effort? Evidence from A Field Experiment in Rural Uganda. Mark Tessler University of Michigan Attitudes of Ordinary Citizens in the Arab World toward Islamic Interpretations Pertaining to Women: Evidence from Surveys in Fourteen Arab Countries Session 14: Drivers of Adoption & Disadoption of Technologies in Agriculture and Green growth Room: Mason 2427 Kwabena Krah* University of Illinois at Urbana- Constraints to adopting soil fertility management practices Champaign in Malawi: a choice experiment approach Peter Agamile Global Development Institute, The Determinants of improved crop varieties adoption and the University of Manchester role of complementary inputs: new insights from rural Uganda Debdutt Behura Orissa University of Agriculture Resilient farm technologies in achieving sustainable and Technology development: Performance and adoption of SRI under multiple constraints in Odisha, India Stephen Morgan Michigan State University Do different extension approaches affect smallholder farmers’ willingness-to-pay for new agricultural technologies? Experimental auction results from Tanzania Clara Pardo Colombian Observatory of Science The importance of science, technology and innovation in and Technology the green growth and sustainable development goals in Colombia Session 15: Land, Tenure, Productivity, and Wellbeing Room: Mason 2437 Jordan Chamberlin* International Maize and Wheat Does farm structure matter? The effects of farmland Improvement Center (CIMMYT) distribution patterns on rural household incomes in Tanzania. Yoko Kusunose University of Kentucky Land Borrowing and Agricultural Productivity in Burkina Faso Arjunan Subramanian University of Glasgow Institutions, agricultural productivity and sustainable development: Experimental evidence from India Felix Yeboah Michigan State University The Intersection of youth access to land, migration and employment opportunities: Evidence from Sub-Saharan Africa

10:15-10:30 Coffee break and snack Dana (1st floor) and Mason (2nd floor)

10:30-11:45 Track B: Plenary Keynote Address Modern Languages “Gender inequality and food security: How far can SDG 5 take us?” Building (MLB) (Auditorium 3) Bina Agarwal, University of Manchester and University of Cambridge

11:45-13:00 Lunch and Poster Session See Lunch Options list in your conference folder Posters displayed in Dana Commons Saturday November 10 2018

13:00-14:15 Track C: Sessions 16 - 30 Session 16: Data to Assess SDG Outcomes Room: Dana 3556 Allison Hopkins* Texas A&M University Sustainable Development in the Yucatan, Mexico: Developing a Local Level Survey Instrument that Links across Scales Datu Buyung Arizona State University Cross-country comparisons of sustainable development Agusdinata pathway: Application of data mining methods Thomas Calvo DIAL, Université Paris-Dauphine Are data collected by NSOs biased? A comparison of Governance, Peace and Security and Afrobarometer surveys in Africa Brent McCusker West Virginia University Spatial analysis of shocks to livelihood systems and their contributing factors in Niger, Uganda, Ethiopia, Malawi, and Bangladesh. Esteban Quiñones University of Wisconsin-Madison Anticipatory Migration & Local Labor Responses to Rural Climate Shocks Session 17: Governing Water Across Scales and Contexts Room: Dana 1024 Soundarya Bucknell University Why do urban slums coordinate around water but not Chidambaram* toilets? Link between the types of public service and collective action in New Delhi’s urban slums Georgina Drew University of Adelaide Drinking “Corporation” Water: Quality Politics and Urban Development in Kochi, India Julia Lopes Rede Clima (Brazilian Global Building the 2030 Agenda from a bottom-up perspective: Climate Change Research recognizing invisible contributions from community-based Network) sanitation and recycling action in semiarid Brazilian climate change hotspots Byomkesh Talukder York University Measuring Sustainability of the Bi-national Water Governance in the Great Lakes Region Session 18: Conflict and Development II: Vulnerability and Instability Room: Dana 1028 Sebastien Mary* DePaul University Does food aid cause political instability in developing countries? Adalbert Winkler Frankfurt School of Finance and War Exposure and Loan Default: Evidence from Kosovo Management Naureen Fatema McGill University Land title and its effect on the incidence and consequence of inter-household conflict in eastern DRC Kaniz Fatema University of Memphis Women Entrepreneurs and Their vulnerability in Informal Sector: A Study on Women Street Vendors in Dhaka city Session 19: Conservation Governance and Community Participation Room: Dana 1046 Mark Buntaine* University of California, Santa Community Monitoring Does Not Activate Oversight of Barbara Revenue Sharing at Bwindi National Park, Uganda Bill Schultz Florida State University Local Participation and Conservation Effectiveness Elena Vallino Politecnico of Torino NGOs and participatory conservation in developing countries: why are there inefficiencies? Talitha Pam Michigan State University COMMUNITY INTERACTIONS IN NATURAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT A Creative Analytical Practice Ethnography of the Mambilla Montane Highland Area in Nigeria

Saturday November 10 2018

Session 20: Assessing Sustainable Development Room: Dana 2024 Omur Damla Kuru* FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL To Respond or Not to Respond? A Review of the Literature UNIVERSITY on How Public Sector Organizations Address Sea-Level Rise in the United States (U.S.) Andrew Jones University of Michigan Setting Priorities to Address the Research Gaps Between Agricultural Systems Analysis and Food Security Outcomes in Low- and Middle-income Countries Oleg Nicetic The University of Queensland Designing research for impact – A framework guiding transdisciplinary research for sustainable development Paul Howe World Food Program The Humanitarian-Development-Peace Nexus: In Theory and Practice Session 21: Food Security and Climate Change Room: Mason 1401 Udita Sanga* Michigan State University A simulation game-based approach to assessing food security and climate resilience among rural farmers in Southern Mali Sika Gbegbelegbe International Institute of Tropical Strategic foresight analysis of the effects of climate change Agriculture on food security in maize-based farming systems in southern Africa Md Saidul Islam Nanyang Technological University Tackling Regional Climate Change Impacts and Food Singapore, Singapore Security Issues: A Critical Analysis across ASEAN, PIF, and Management University SAARC Aniseh Bro University of Michigan Climate Change Adaptation, Food Security and Attitudes Toward Risk among Smallholder Coffee Farmers in Nicaragua Session 22: Politics and Paradigms for Renewable Energy Room: Mason 1427 Sydney Oluoch* Montclair State University Renewable Energy Research in Sub-Saharan Africa: A Silver Bullet or Fools’ Gold Shikha Lakhanpal ATREE (Ashoka Trust for Research Rivers of power, rivers of life: Collective action, Local water in Ecology and the Environment), rights, and Small hydropower development in the Bangalore Himalayas. Pritish Behuria University of Manchester The Political Economy of Solar Energy Expansion in Narendra Modi's India Sibonginkosi University of South Africa Biomass energy: renewing old paradigms and narratives in Mazibuko development Session 23: Climate and SDG challenges Room: Mason 1436 Bhagirath Behera* Indian Institute of Technology Coping with Changing Climate: The Role of Sustainable Use Kharagpur and Management of Traditional Water Harvesting Systems in India Carlo Azzarri International Food Policy Research Climate and Rural Poverty in Africa South of the Sahara Institute Frederick Dapilah Humboldt University Disentangling the paradox: climate change extremes as barriers to adaptation in the savanna semi-arid dry lands of northern Ghana Jon Einar Flatnes The Ohio State University Credit access, migration, and climate change adaptation in rural Bangladesh Ranjay K Singh ICAR-Central Soil Salinity Research Co-production of sustainable knowledge with marginal Institute, Karnal, Haryana communities of India to adapt to environmental stressors: Policy gaps and lessons learnt from local knowledge Saturday November 10 2018

Session 24: Trust, Community, and SDG outcomes Room: Mason 1437 Meina Cai* University of Connecticut Political Trust, Risk Preferences, and Policy Support: A Study of Land-dispossessed Farmers in China Sadikshya Aryal University of Minnesota Shaping the Maya Economy: Human-Centered Design Approaches to Multi-Community Governance Andrea Alvarado- University of Pennsylvania Economic Deprivation, Indigenous Status, and Student Urbina Performance in Latin America Youngwan Kim Hankuk University of Foreign Make the Village Better: The Evaluation of the Saemaul Studies Zero Hunger Communities Project in Tanzania and Bangladesh Session 25: Governance, Payments, and Rights for Forests Room: Mason 1448 Elizabeth Andrew- University of Calabar, Calabar Forest governance and the REDD+ program in Nigeria: Essien* Building pathway convergence to eco-livelihood transitions in the Rainforest region of Cross River State Motoe Miyamoto Forestry and Forest Products Poverty reduction saves forests sustainably: lessons for Research Institute policies aimed at halting deforestation Sahan Dissanayake Portland State University Preferences for REDD+ Contracts and Community Managed Forestry: Evidence from Choice Experiments Nepal Ataharul H. University of Guelph “No forest, no dispute”-The rights-based approach in Chowdhury creating an environment for collective action: A case from Madhupur Sal forest, Bangladesh Juan Pablo Sarmiento Center for International Forestry Rights abuse allegations in the REDD+ frontier: A Research preliminary review and way forward Session 26: Making an Invisible Food Production System Visible: Integrating Inland Fisheries into the SDGs Room: Mason 1449 Yu-Chun Kao* Michigan State University Inland fisheries—Invisible but integral to the United Nations’ sustainable development agenda for ending hunger and poverty by 2030 Vittoria Elliott Moore Center for Science, Management and governance activities for inland fisheries Conservation International help achieve targets across the SDGs Abigail J. Lynch USGS National Climate Adaptation Inland fisheries: Examining relationships between a Science Center sustainable food system, hunger and poverty alleviation, and other targets of the SDGs Sui Phang The Ohio State University Are the Sustainable Development Goals good for inland fish and fisheries? Identifying positive synergies and threats to a globally important food system. Session 27: Gender and Educational Inequalities Room: Mason 1460 Madhulika Khanna* Georgetown University The Precocious Period: Menarche and Gender Gap in School Enrollment Chanda Chiseni Lund University Tracing the historical roots of regional and gender inequality in education in Zambia Sadia Priyanka Clark University Female Politicians and Education Attainment: Evidence from State Legislative Elections in India Soham Sahoo Indian Institute of Management Gender Segregation in Education and Its Implications for Bangalore Labour Market Outcomes: Evidence from India Christopher Ksoll Mathematica Policy Research Do Mothers-In-Law Ruin Efficiency? Evidence from Rural India

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Session 28: Drivers of Dietary Diversity and Food Security I Room: Mason 1469 Carly Nichols University of Arizona Equity concerns in nutrition-sensitive agriculture promotion practices: A case from central India Patricio Riveros Latin American Center for Rural Rural territories and agricultural productivity Development- RIMISP Isabelle Vagneron* CIRAD Urban consumer perceptions of food in Myanmar: between tradition and modernity Harriet Friedmann University of Toronto Land for Sustainable Food Production (SDG-2): Understanding the History of Locked-In Agricultural Policies and Urban Planning in Southern Ontario Session 29: Corporate Actions for Sustainable Development Room: Mason 2427 Nandini Deo* Lehigh University Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) in India and the SDGs Manogna Goparaju Stockholm Environment Institute, Corporate Social Responsibility and the Sustainable University of York Development Goals - The Role of the Indian Private Financial Sector. Katrin Heucher Loughborough University From Global Goals to Corporate Sustainability Action – an organizational ethnography on cross-level interactions Lite Nartey University of South Carolina Sustainable Development through Investment: Balancing Efficient and Equitable Performance in Large-Scale Projects Johannes van der Open Universiteit CORPORATE INVOLVEMENT IN SUSTAINABLE Waal DEVELOPMENT GOALS: EXPLORING EMERGING PRACTICES Session 30: Commons and Commoning Across Resource Systems Room: Mason 2437 Vivian Chu* University of Hong Kong Beyond commoning: building nested institutions for rural sustainability Kelly Askew University of Michigan Conserving Pastoralist Commons through Communal Titling in Tanzania James McCann Boston University A Fish Story: Longue Duree and Riverain Development in the Upper Nile, Ethiopia Yu Lu Peking University Microcredits increase risk of pastoralists’ livelihood in arid areas 14:15-14:30 Coffee break Dana (1st floor) and Mason (2nd floor)

14:30-15:45 Track D: Sessions 31 - 45 Session 31: Tracking the SDGs Room: Dana 3556 Edward Barbier* Colorado State University Sustainable Development Goal Indicators: Analyzing Trade- offs and Complementarities Hai-Anh Dang World Bank Tracking the (Well-Intentioned but Complex) Sustainable Development Goals: Emerging Measurement Challenges and Further Reflections Thanh-Huyen Do United Nations Development Monitoring SDG Implementation in Viet Nam through the Programme in Viet Nam Viet Nam Provincial Governance and Public Administration Performance Index (PAPI)—a Citizen-Centric Measuring Tool Saturday November 10 2018

Mario Biggeri University of Florence Tracking SDGs in an integrated manner: Enhancing the SDG Index to capture synergies and trade-offs Session 32: Governing Water, Sustaining the Flow Room: Dana 1024 Jane Zhao* University of North Carolina at Forging resilience beyond the water lines: learning from Chapel Hill high-frequency monitoring of water vending in Kenya Luke Whaley The University of Sheffield The view from above...and below: Understanding the causes of unsustainable groundwater supply in rural Africa Johanna Koehler University of Oxford The paradox of and progress towards rural water sustainability in Africa Raj Kumar G.C. School of Public and International The productive use of gravity fed Piped Rural Water Affairs, Virginia Tech Systems in Nepal Session 33: Participation and Wellbeing Room: Dana 1028 Sarah Dickerson* University of Maryland Maternal Psychological Well-being and Offspring’s Outcomes in Peru: A Quantitative Analysis Stephen Kosack University of Washington Encouraging Participation Leah Squires University of Michigan Rohingya Refugee Response: Transforming Health Care in Southern Bangladesh Mathieu Seppey Institut de recherche en santé Determinants of sustainability: a case study of a RBF publique de l'Université de project in Burkina Faso Montréal Session 34: Assessing Institutional Capacity: Markets and Regulation Room: Dana 1046 Anil Hira* Simon Fraser University Improving Mining Community Benefits Through Better Monitoring and Evaluation Aman Luthra Kalamazoo College Building policy coherence in sustainable development: the regulatory environment governing waste in India Bogdan Prokopovych University of Massachusetts Creating Markets Under Institutional Voids: The Case Of Amherst Small-Scale Renewables In Tajikistan Michiyo Kakegawa Soka University Building Institutions for Sustainable Development - Complying with Environmental and Social Safeguards in Vietnam and Laos Paulo Almeida University of São Paulo Solid Waste in Town and Environmental Issues: partnership and possibilities among civil society, academia and local government Session 35: Financing Sustainable Development: Loans and Micro-Finance Room: Dana 2024 Khan Islam* University of British Columbia Microcredit Contract Design: A Macroeconomic Evaluation Leah Lakdawala Michigan State University From Loans to Labor: Access to Credit, Entrepreneurship, and Child Labor Christoph Sommer University of Heidelberg Unintended consequences of microfinance: adverse effects on banks' SME financing Jonathan Fu University of Zurich Mind the gap: Is ability or opportunity to act the key constraint to improving financial well-being? Session 36: Urban Political Economy and Sustainable Development Room: Mason 1401 Nicola Banks* University of Manchester Tackling the urban youth employment crisis in Tanzania: Building inclusivity or enhancing agency? Joyce Omenai University of Lagos I am in the market': a metaphor for settings - based approach to accelerated human development in Nigeria Saturday November 10 2018

Sai Balakrishnan Harvard University Political Land and the Sustainability of Cities: Land-based environmental and electoral politics in liberalizing India Regis Musavengane University of Johannesburg ‘Does the poor matter’ in pro-poor driven African cities? Toward progressive pro-poor tourism Session 37: Networks, Risks, and Innovation for the SDGs Room: Mason 1427 Camille Saint- IRD — French National Research Ethnicity and Risk Sharing Network Formation: Evidence Macary* Institute for Development from Rural Vietnam Ruchira Bhattamishra Independent researcher An innovative food security experiment in indigenous India: Evidence from Odisha, India Jung Eun Kim University of Hong Kong Don’t you remember that hot summer? Networked perceptions of climate change in Nepal Chidiebere Ofoegbu University of Cape Town Network Approach for Understanding Rural Farmers Access to Climate Adaptation Knowledge: Ghana Case Study Carmen Ponce San Group for the Analysis of Revisiting the determinants of non-farm income in the Roman Development (GRADE) Peruvian Andes in a context of changing intra-seasonal climate variability and spatially widespread family networks Session 38: Climate Change, Demography, and Adaptation Room: Mason 1436 Tammy Lewis* CUNY-Brooklyn College and the Climate Change, Coastal Real Estate Development, and the Graduate Center Reproduction of Class Jake Organ University of New Mexico Climate change, fertility and Sahelian demographics Samuel Sellers University of Washington, Seattle Climate Change Constrains Human Fertility in Indonesia Frank Wätzold Brandenburg University of Farmers’ preferences for good governance in Technology implementing climate change adaptation measures: A discrete choice experiment in Kenya Session 39: Development and Modernization Strategies Room: Mason 1437 Hendrik Oye* University of Oxford Negotiating Development: Togolese Agency in German and Chinese Development Projects and Finance Marco R. Di Tommaso University of Ferrara Industrialization in Southern China: achievements and limits in a sustainable development perspective Steven Jones University of Alabama Connections between Transport Safety and Sustainable Development – Observations from India and Namibia Lingfei Weng Chongqing University Challenges for China’s Belt and Road Initiative in Indonesia and Cambodia Session 40: The African Great Lakes: Addressing Sustainable Development Goals by Addressing Current and Future Research Challenges Room: Mason 1448 Ted Lawrence* African Center for Aquatic 1. Approaching Africa’s Future Fresh Water Challenges Research and Education through Capacity Building and Collaboration Lauren Chapman McGill University Effects of Multiple Stressors on Fish and Fisheries of the Lake Victoria Basin of East Africa Kevin Obiero University of Natural Resources Investing in Knowledge Sharing and Human Capacity and Life Sciences, Vienna (BOKU) Development Through Education and Lifelong Learning in Fisheries and Aquaculture Sectors in Africa Howard Stein University of Michigan Climate Change, Sustainable Development and the Great Lakes of Africa Session 41: Influences on Educational Outcomes Room: Mason 1449 Alejandro Abarca* Universidad de Costa Rica Educational effects of Costa Rica-s housing subsidies Saturday November 10 2018

Manaswini Bhalla Indian Institute of Management Impact of Use of Technology on Student Learning Outcomes Samuel Brazys University College Dublin Which Wheel Gets the Grease? Marginalized Group Agency and District-Level Allocation of World Bank Education Aid in India Jose Feres Instituto de Pesquisa Economia Drought Shocks and Student Achievement in Brazilian Rural Aplicada (IPEA) and Fundação Schools Getúlio Vargas Graduate School of Economics (FGV EPGE) Laura Zimmermann University of Georgia Remember When It Rained - Schooling Responses to Shocks in India Session 42: Drivers of Dietary Diversity and Food Security II Room: Mason 1460 Rachel von University of Illinois at Urbana- Network analyses of household sharing in Zambian villages Gnechten* Champaign Eyleen Barrales Universidad de Santiago de Chile Food security as a key element for sustainable development in rural areas: the case of San Antonio De Coronados, Altiplano Potosino, Mexico Doug Boucher 20507 Darnestown Road, How Global Food and Population Have Been Growing: Dickerson, MD 20842 Malthus, Percentages and the Implications for Agriculture and Development Srabashi Ray Oregon State University Impact of Agricultural Subsidies on Farm Household Food Security: The National Agricultural Input Voucher Scheme in Tanzania Hemant Pullabhotla University of Illinois, Urbana- The Impact of Agricultural Fires on Infant Mortality: Champaign Evidence from India Session 43: Effect of Adoption & Interventions in Agriculture Room: Mason 1469 Jessica Zhu* University of Wisconsin - Madison Heterogeneous farmers' technology adoption decisions: Good on average is not good enough Adane Tufa International Institute of Tropical The yield and income effects of adoption of improved Agriculture soybean varieties and agronomic practices in Malawi Pallavi Shukla University of Illinois at Urbana- Safe and Secure: Impact of Safe Storage Technology on Champaign Food Security in India Justice Tambo Centre for Agriculture and Plant Clinics, Farm Performance and Poverty Alleviation: Biosciences International (CABI) Evidence from Rwanda Session 44: Using Improved Agricultural Information for Better SDG Outcomes Room: Mason 2427 Emily Conover* Hamilton College The Impact of Receiving SMS Price and Weather Information in Colombia's Agricultural Sector Taeyoon Kim Seoul National University Impact of Information Accessibility on Smallholder Farmers’ Income and Productivity by season: The Case of Lao PDR Aparna Krishna Indian Institute of Management Enhancing Agricultural Productivity through Delivery of Bangalore Customised Agricultural Information: Evidence from India Guenwoo Lee The University of Tokyo Comparison of Targeting Methods for the Diffusion of Farming Practices: Evidence from Shrimp Producers in Vietnam

Session 45: Commodification and Tourism in Sustainable Development Room: Mason 2437 Saturday November 10 2018

Rukmani Gounder* Massey University Tourism development in the SIDS: Dynamic linkages, growth and SDGs in Fiji, Jamaica and Mauritius Mohammed Degnet Wageningen University Do locals have a say? Community participation in governance of forest plantations in Tanzania and Mozambique Tina Zappile Stockton University Mobilizing the Private Sector in Tourism: A Conceptual Framework of Corporate Social Environmental Responsibility Towards Improvements in Bio-Cultural Conservation and Biocapacity Samuel Levy Boston University Livelihood outcomes in smallholder schemes in Indonesian palm oil: An examination of recent policy reforms Peter Roberts Emory University Between Farm and Cup: Confronting the Commodification of Specialty Coffee Farmers 15:45-16:00 Coffee break and snack Dana (1st floor) and Mason (2nd floor)

16:00-17:00 Track E: Sessions 46 – 55 (and Editor Roundtable) Session 46: WASH and the SDGs Room: Dana 3556 Mazbahul Ahamad* School of Natural Resources, Pastoralists’ Water Treatment, Sanitation, and Hygiene University of Nebraska-Lincoln, (WASH)-related Preventive Health Behaviors in Tanzania Lincoln, NE Sally Cawood University of Leeds Barriers to Sustainable Urban WASH: Land Tenure and Occupancy Type in Dhaka’s Low-Income Settlements, Bangladesh Rita Jalali American University The Role of Water, Sanitation, Hygiene, and Gender Norms on Women’s Health: A Conceptual Framework Session 47: The Politcal Economy of Land in Sustainable Development Room: Dana 1024 Vijay Ramprasad* University of Minnesota Last of the Rakhas. Institutional trajectories, injustice and conservation Tseday Jemaneh Copenhagen University Land Tenure Security and Internal Migration in Tanzania Mekasha Sambit Bhattacharyya University of Sussex Natural Resources and Political Patronage in Africa: An Ethnicity Level Analysis Session 48: Women's Empowerment and Nutrition: New Approaches to Measurement Room: Dana 1028 Hazel Malapit International Food Policy Research Pro-WEAI: The Project-level Women’s Empowerment in Institute (IFPRI) Agriculture Index Ruth Meinzen-Dick International Food Policy Research Women’s Empowerment in Agriculture: Lessons from Institute Qualitative Research Lauren Maxwell Emory University Measurement Properties of the Pro-WEAI and Initial Guidance for a M&E-WEAI *Agnes Quisimbing (moderator)

Session 49: Food Security and Wellbeing Room: Dana 1046 Saturday November 10 2018

Itishree Pattnaik* Gujarat Institute of Development Women and Sustainable Farming at the Margin: Posers Research, Ahmedabad, India from Rural India Andaleeb Rahman Cornell University Urban food insecurity and migrant wellbeing: Insight from Bangalore slums Samantha Russel University of Michigan Exploring the Relationships Between Food Security and Women's Empowerment in India Session 50: Childhood and Development Outcomes Room: Dana 2024 Masamitsu Kurata* Sophia University Gendered Impacts of Household and Ambient Air Pollution on Child Health: Evidence from Household and Satellite- based Data in Bangladesh Rozana Himaz Oxford Brookes University Do orphans have poorer non-cognitive outcomes during adolescence than non-orphans, and what are the consequences? Niels-Hugo Blunch Washington and Lee University Mothers’ Health Knowledge Gap for Children with Diarrhea: A Decomposition Analysis across Caste and Religion in India Session 51: Dominance in the Workplace Room: Mason 1401 Drusilla Brown* Tufts University PERSPECTIVE-TAKING, INFORMATION PROCESSING AND WORKPLACE VERBAL ABUSE: A BANGLADESH FACTORY MANAGER FIELD EXPERIMENT Nithya Natarajan University of London Modern Slavery and the Growth Imperative in Cambodian Construction: Towards a Critique of Contradictions in Sustainable Development Goal 8 Elaine Zundl Rutgers University Domestic Worker Inequities and Rights: A Mixed-Methods Analysis Session 52: Microfinance and the SDGs Room: Mason 1427 Adriana Garcia* University of Groningen Does microcredit increase aspirations and well-being? Evidence from Sierra Leone Mira Nurmakhanova KIMEP University The Effect of Regulation on Performance of Microfinance Institutions Adalbert Winkler Frankfurt School of Finance and Sustained relationship lending and the role of loan officers Management – Evidence from microfinance Session 53: Better Designs for Agriculture Room: Mason 1436 Jennifer Olson* Michigan State University Testing the Human-Centered Design Approach to Reduce the Labor Burden among Farmers in Kenya: Participatory Development Limitations Redux? Susan Wyche Michigan State University Human-Centered Approaches to Redesigning Small Holder Farmers’ Agricultural Tools: Insights into Sustainable Development from Rural Kenya Osayanmon University of Ibadan Options for Improving the Competitiveness of Domestic Wellington Osawe Rice Production in Nigeria

Session 54: Migration and Trade Room: Mason 1437 Saturday November 10 2018

Maria Elisa Christie* Virginia Tech Gendered knowledge, roles, and spaces: IPM vegetable cultivation and social change in the Nepali mid-hills Vis Taraz Smith College Climate change, social protection, and crop yields: Evidence from India Jade Siu University of Birmingham Agricultural informal trade and trade facilitation: evidence from Uganda Session 55: Conceptual Advances in Sustainable Food Systems Room: Mason 1448 Judith Janker* Agroscope / University Bern What is ‘Sustainable Agriculture’? Critical Analysis of the International Political Discourse Devparna Roy Nazareth College of Rochester Exit, Loyalty, or Voice? Agrarian Distress, Farmers’ Movements, and the Quest for Sustainable Development in India Tim Williams University of Michigan Modeling climate resilience in smallholder agricultural systems: an agent-based approach

Special Session Journal Editor’s Roundtable Discussion Room: Dana 1040 Arun Agrawal (World Development) Marc Bellemare (Food Policy) Lance Gunderson (Ecology and Society) Richard Howarth (Ecological Economics) Joan Nassauer (Land Use and Urban Planning)

CONFERENCE DINNER PARTICIPANTS: Head to CCTC for bus pick-up @ 5:30PM and 6:00PM to Bigalora (3050 Washtenaw Ave Suite 112, Ann Arbor, MI 48104 Phone: (734) 971-2442). SDC Resource Team members will be around to help guide you. You are also welcome to travel there independently. Sunday November 11 2018

SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 11 8:00-onward Check-in: Pick up badge and conference materials (Dana, 1st Floor Commons)

Coffee stands in Dana (1st Floor) and Mason Hall (2nd Floor)

9:00-10:15 Track F: Sessions 56 - 70 Session 56: Sustainability and Wellbeing Room: Dana 3556 Richard Ross Shaker* Ryerson University Spatial interactions of hidden development dimensions in Toronto: A critical applied assessment of Wellbeing Toronto Naomi Krogman University of Alberta Desolation Row: Sustainability for the Oft-Forgotten Idowu Ajibade Portland State University Sustainable Development Goal on Food Security and Agriculture: A political ecology analysis of opportunities and barriers to progressive realization Gavin Hilson University of Surrey Artisanal and Small-Scale Mining and the Sustainable Development Goals: Critical Reflections and New Directions Session 57: Renewable Energy Impacts Room: Dana 1024 Aparna Katre* University of Minnesota Duluth Mini-grids for the bottom billion for a sustainable rural living: What does the Gram Oorja experience suggest? Praveen Kumar Boston College School of Social Barriers and enablers impacting durability of solar street Work lighting systems in rural India Jayendran Indian Institute of Technology Does involvement of local community ensure sustained Venkateswaran Bombay energy access? A critical review of a solar PV technology intervention in rural India Chuan Liao Arizona State University Poverty Reduction through Photovoltaic-Based Development Intervention in China: Potentials and Constraints Aleid Groenewoudt Eindhoven University of From Fake Solar to Full Service: Do all Solar Products for Technology the BOP Serve People, Planet & Profit? Session 58: Financing Sustainable Development: Rents, Provisioning and Credibility Room: Dana 1028 Meera Mahadevan* University of Michigan The Price of Power: Costs of Political Corruption in Indian Electricity Chloe Cho International Budget Partnership Can You Believe It? The Credibility of Government Budgets and its Implications for the SDGs Max Nathanson University of Oxford “Infrastructure as power: the political economy of Chinese finance in Ecuador” Rachid Laajaj Universidad de Los Andes Oil-rent, rent-seeking and the allocation of talents, evidence from the redistribution of royalties across Colombia Yorbana Seign-goura University of Neuchâtel, Toward a petro-developmental state? Merits and demerits Switzerland of the Chadian rentier state Session 59: Sustaining the Forest Commons Room: Dana 1046 Kimberlee Chang* University of Colorado- Boulder The Emergence of Local Institutions for the Governance of Forest Commons: Experimental Evidence from Bolivia and Uganda Sunday November 11 2018

Wei Zhang International food policy research What do games really reveal? Interpreting observed institute behavior in a framed field experiment in India with a grain of salt Anuja Raj Sharma Community Forest Division, Nepal's Community Forestry for Dualistic development and Department of Forests economic benefits Jicenta Foncha Pan African Institute for Community Forest Management: A Strategy for Development-West Africa Rehabilitation, Conservation and Livelihood Sustainability: The Case of Mount Oku, Cameroon. Grace Iara Souza London School of Economics Participatory policy approaches and collective action in forest commons: Experimental evidence from Program Bolsa Floresta in Brazil Session 60: Climate action for the SDGs Room: Dana 2024 Daniele Malerba* German Development Institute/ Compensation schemes for socially just and inclusive University of Manchester climate policies Godwell Nhamo University of South Africa Auditing the (in)adequacy of (I)NDCs in addressing the climate action sustainable development goal Hanson Nyantakyi- University of Denver Scaling Up Agroecology to Achieve the Sustainable Frimpong Development Goals on Climate Action, Zero Hunger and Gender Equity Sebastian Université du Québec à Montréal “From shared vulnerability to a common climate resilience Weissenberger – Comparison of adaptation case studies around the world” Rémi Generoso Université Lille Reexamining the impact of ENSO on economic growth: the role of local weather conditions Session 61: Climate Policy and Trade as SDG instruments Room: Mason 1401 Adugna Lemi* University of Massachusetts Trade and Climate Change as Determinants of Changes in Boston Cropping Pattern and Land-Use in Ethiopia: Evidence from Panel Data, 1994-2009 Timo Kuosmanen Aalto University School of Impact of Climate Policy on Marginal Abatement Cost: Business Evidence from Convex Quantile Regression Mahmut Yasar University of Texas at Arlington, Exporting and Pollution Abatement Expenditure: Evidence and Emory University from Firm-Level Data Xiaoying Liu University of Pennsylvania What happens in the womb under the dome: the impact of air pollution on birth outcomes Session 62: Technology, Employment, Productivity, and Sustainability Room: Mason 1427 Christine Ngo* Bucknell University Development in the US: Employment First Strategy Jingping Li Shandong University The Cooperativeness of Village Leaders and Villager Welfare in Chinese-Style Resettlement: Lab in the Field Umberto Muratori Georgetown University In Search of Larger Per Capita Incomes: How To Prioritize across Productivity Determinants? Michael Cernea (INDR) International Network on Sustainability and its Risks Displacement and Resettlement J.P. Singh George Mason University IMAGINING DEVELOPMENT 3.0: CAN TECHNOLOGY FOSTER SUSTAINABLE PARTICIPATION IN THE DEVELOPING WORLD? Session 63: Understanding Sustained Escapes from Poverty Room: Mason 1436 Andrew Shepherd* Overseas Development Institute Understanding Sustained Escapes from Poverty Flora Kessy Tanzanian Training Centre for Sustained poverty escapes in Tanzania International Health Sunday November 11 2018

Lucia Da Corta Oxford Policy Management Sustained poverty escapes in Malawi and Rwanda Vidya Diwakar Overseas Development Institute; Sustained poverty escapes in the Philippines University of Cambridge Yisak Tafere Ethiopian Development Research Sustained poverty escapes in Ethiopia Institute Session 64: Coping and Adaptation Across Contexts Room: Mason 1437 Lena Morgon Banks* London School of Hygiene & Is social protection adequate to protect against poverty Tropical Medicine among people with disabilities? Evidence from in Vietnam, Nepal and the Maldives William Golding The Evergreen State College Washington State Indigenous Nation and County Government Climate Change Adaptation Planning Comparative Analysis of Intersectional Equity Considerations Aisha Jibril Federal University of Technology, THE CHALLENGES AND COPING STRATEGIES OF WOMEN Minna, Niger State LIVING IN KPAKUNGU SLUM AREA OF MINNA, NIGER STATE, NIGERIA Divya Solomon University of Michigan Managing risk, aspirations and well-being: household dynamics and implications for adaptation in semi-arid context Andy McKay University of Sussex Household welfare dynamics in rural Vietnam, 2008 to 2018 Session 65: Agriculture for Development (Lightning talks) Room: Mason 1448 Lexi Brewer* University of Michigan Determining the social barriers to engaging in aquaponics and sustainable agricultural systems in São Carlos, Brazil Alicia Harley Harvard Kennedy School of Why does technology fail to benefit the poorest farmers? A Government sociotechnical approach to the study of innovation and poverty Guenwoo Lee The University of Tokyo Motivation for Information Exchange in a Virtual Community of Practice: Evidence from a Facebook Group for Shrimp Farmers Ayandev Saha K.M. Dastur and Company Limited Agriculture Risk Sharing and Financing Facility - De-risking agriculture value chain Pallavi Shukla University of Illinois at Urbana- Willingness to Pay for Food Safety: Evidence from a Champaign Randomized Control Trial in India Justice Tambo Center for Agriculture and Tackling the Fall Armyworm outbreak in Africa: An Biosciences International (CABI) empirical analysis of farmers’ control actions Session 66: Institutions and Infrastructure (Lightning talks) Room: Mason 1449 Jordan Chamberlin* International Maize and Wheat Rural In-Migration in Zambia: Patterns, Drivers and Improvement Center (CIMMYT) Implications for Rural Development Maria-Therese Stockholm University Strengthening Institutions for Sustainable Development in Gustafsson Resource-Rich States: Decentralized Planning in Peru Fabiano Toni Universidade de Brasília Building institutions for food security: UN-Brazil trilateral cooperation arrangement Anna Falentina Australian National University Digitalization and the performances of micro-, small enterprises (MSEs): A case study in Yogyakarta, Indonesia Oguzhan Dincer Illinois State University Does Corruption Kill? Evidence from Half a Century of Mortality Data Shailendra Tiwari Seva Mandir A Gandhian approach : Building Institutions for the sustainable development of commons Sunday November 11 2018

Session 67: Development and Climate Change (Lightning talks) Room: Mason 1460 Pritish Behuria* University of Manchester Developmentalism and Environmentality in East Africa: The Comparative Political Economy of Plastic Bag Bans in Kenya, Uganda and Rwanda Ira Irina Dorband Mercator Research Institute on Poverty and Distributional Effects of Carbon Pricing in Low- Global Commons and Climate and Middle-Income Countries – a Global Comparative Change Analysis Ryan Edwards Dartmouth University Causes of Southeast Asian forest fires: a multi-scalar analysis Alejandro Lopez- CIDE Land use and deforestation in Mexico: Towards a carbon Feldman sequestration model Carmen Ponce San Group for the Analysis of Adaptation to climate change in the tropical mountains? Roman Development (GRADE) Effects of intra-seasonal climate variability on crop diversification strategies in the Peruvian Andes Luping Zhang Nanjing University of Aeronautics Reassessment of global climate risk: Non-compensatory or and Astronautics compensatory? Ranjay K Singh ICAR-Central Soil Salnity Research Bottom-up Knowledge and Social-ecological Resilience of Institute, Karnal Livelihood: An Insight from Adi Women of Arunachal Pradesh, Northeast India Session 68: Water, Sanitation, and Health; Energy Provision and Access (Lightning talks) Room: Mason 1469 Vis Taraz* Paris School of Economics, CNRS Climate change, Migration, and Irrigation Hendrik Oye University of Oxford The Limits of Solar PV for Sustainable Development and Poverty Alleviation in Rural Kenya Sneha Thapliyal Indian Institute of Management Consumption, Welfare, and Inclusive Growth: Evidence Indore, India from India's National Sample Surveys Supriya Garikipati University of Liverpool Menstrual Health Policy in Developing Countries: Examining the Paradigm and Exploring Alternatives Vanesa Jorda UNU-WIDER Global inequality in length of life: 1950-2015 Mathieu Seppey Institut de recherche en santé Scale-up assessment of a results-based financing pilot publique de l'Université de project in Burkina Faso Montréal Mariana Cerca Humboldt University of Berlin and Unveiling social sustainability through the political Agroscope discourses on biofuels in Brazil and Germany Mazbahul Ahamad School of Natural Resources, Behavioral Strategies and Residential Water Conservation: University of Nebraska-Lincoln, A Meta-regression Analysis of Field Experiments Lincoln, NE Session 69: Agriculture, Adoption, and Impacts Room: Mason 2427 Prabhat Barnwal* Michigan State University The Green Revolution and Infant Mortality: Evidence from 600,000 Births Richa Kumar Indian Institute of Technology Untangling Under-Nutrition: Agriculture, Dietary Diversity Delhi and the Hollowing out of Rural India Julius Manda International Institute of Tropical The Impact of Improved Cowpea Varieties on Poverty in Agriculture (IITA) Nigeria: A Counterfactual Analysis Approach Dontsop Nguezet Paul International Institute of Tropical Impact of Cropping System Intensification Technologies on Martin Agriculture (IITA) Poverty Reduction in the Great Lakes Region of Africa

Sunday November 11 2018

Session 70: Business and State for Improved Outcomes Room: Mason 2437 Chang Hoon Oh* Simon Fraser University CONFLICTS BETWEEN MINING COMPANIES AND COMMUNITIES: CHARACTERISTICS, CAUSES AND RESOLUTION APPROACHES Mari Katayangi Hiroshima University Exploring the Potentials of Business as a Peacebuilding Tool Veeshan Rayamajhee University of New Mexico Natural Disasters, ex-post coping mechanisms, and post- disaster resilience: Evidence from 2015 earthquakes in Nepal Steven Samford University of Michigan State-Led Promotion of Sustainable Innovations in Low- Tech Microenterprises 10:15-10:30 Coffee break and snack Dana (1st floor) Mason (2nd floor)

10:30-11:45 Track G: Sessions 71 - 85 Session 71: Smallholders, Diet, and Water Services Room: Dana 3556 Martin Heller* University of Michigan Environmental Analyses to Inform Transitions to Sustainable Diets in Developing Countries: a Component of the EATS Project Didier Alia Evans School Policy Analysis & Who is a smallholder farmer? Features and implications of Research Group (EPAR) - alternative definitions with an application to household University of Washington survey data in Nigeria, Tanzania, and Ethiopia Sonia Hoque University of Oxford Affordability of drinking water services – Insights from a ‘water diary’ study in Bangladesh and Kenya Joshua Miller Northwestern University Development and Validation of an Instrument to Measure Household Water Insecurity Across Cultures: The Household Water InSecurity Experiences (HWISE) Scale Session 72: Health, Hygiene, and Public Services Room: Dana 1024 Marco J Haenssgen* University of Oxford The End of Modern Health Policy? How the Social Science of Superbugs Challenges Medical Discourse Shruthi Ramesh University of Delhi Menstrual Hygiene Management in Poor Adolescent Girls: A Comparative Cross-Sectional Study of Chennai and Delhi Patrick Ndayizigamiye University of KwaZulu-Natal Potential adoption of mobile health (mHealth) to enhance public healthcare services delivery in Burundi. Lisa Bagnoli Université libre de Bruxelles - Does national health insurance improve children’s health? ECARES National and regional evidence from Ghana Patrick Hunnicutt University of California, Santa Massive Citizen Reporting is Too Inconsistent and Costly to Barbara Improve Public Services: A Field Experiment and Framework Session 73: Biomass and Household Energy Use Room: Dana 1028 Daniel LaFave* Colby College The Impacts of Improved Biomass Cookstoves on Child and Adult Health: Experimental evidence from rural Ethiopia Dev Nathan MSSwaminathan Research Women's economic empowerment for adoption of clean Foundation cooking energy Angelika Müller University of Heidelberg Trees and the grid - Electrification and timber consumption in Nigeria Sunday November 11 2018

Lila Khatiwada Initiative for Global Development, Health and time saving impact of clean cookstoves: University of Notre Dame evidence from rural Uganda Debra Israel Indiana State University Household Fuel Use in Rural Bolivia Session 74: Assessing Institutional Capacity: Cooperation and Collective Action Room: Dana 1046 Steven Orchard* School of Global Studies, Adaptive Capacity and Collective Action in Marginal University of Sussex Mountainous Areas in Uttarakhand, India Minette Nago Zeufack University of Göttingen The role of cooperation agencies in the governance of Congo basin forests: builders or wreckers? Leonardo Bonilla- Banco de la República Protected Areas Under Weak Institutions: Evidence from Mejía Colombia Pasquale De Muro Roma Tre University The role of collective action in the achievement of SDGs: the case of producers’ organizations in rural areas of developing countries Session 75: Fisheries Governance in Sustainable Development Room: Dana 2024 Maria Claudia Lopez* Michigan State University Decentralizing the Governance of Inland Fisheries in the Pacific Region of Colombia Devendraraj Indian Institute of Technology Local leadership in facilitating climate change adaptation Madhanagopal Bombay efforts: Reflections from the self-governing coastal fishing villages of Tamil Nadu, India. Pranietha Mudliar Ithaca College Governing Common Waters: Challenges to Inclusive Adaptive Governance in Lake Victoria’s Fisheries Paulo Santos Monash University Fish are food: evaluating the impact of a fisheries conservation program on biodiversity and nutrition Session 76: Trade and Technology in Sustainable Development Room: Mason 1401 Katarzyna Cieslik* Wageningen University When You Are Gone. Smartphones, Stewardship and Sustainability in a Community-Driven Conservation Project in Naryn, Kyrgyzstan Emmanuel Apiors The University of Tokyo Mobile Money Education and Mobile Money Participation: Evidence from Ashanti Region, Ghana Sami Bensassi University of Birmingham Informality and corruption in cross-border trade : evidence from West Africa Pamina Koenig Paris School of Economics Trade and activism: evidence from the Rana Plaza Collapse Session 77: Indigenous Peoples, Rights, and Governance Room: Mason 1427 Kimberly Marion Northwestern University Navigating the Spaces between Human Rights and Justice: Suiseeya* Reshaping Indigenous Representation in Global Environmental Governance Adrienne Marvin Foundations of Success A Guide to Choosing the Best Approach to Indigenous- Conservation Partnerships Augusta Molnar UN Special Rapporteur for Taking down the wall-- Indigenous Peoples, conservation Indigenous peoples and SDGs Matthew Retallack Carleton University Do Environmental Impact Assessments Align with Indigenous Self-Determination? A Systematic Review Session 78: Steady State Economies and the SDGs Room: Mason 1436 Anna Malavisi* Western Connecticut State Thinking towards a steady-state economy for sustainable University development Feng Hao University of South Florida The Unequal Exchange of CO2 emissions between High- Sarasota-Manatee Income Countries and Middle and Low-Income Countries Sunday November 11 2018

Justin McKinley Monash University How Irrigation Subsidies May Influence the Adoption of Alternate Wetting and Drying in Vietnam’s River Deltas Richard Norton University of Michigan Acts of Government and Acts of God: Using U.S. Coastal Legal Doctrines to Critique the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals Jennifer Muz George Washington University The sustainable devleopment challenge for adolescents in the Global South Session 79: Rural Urban Relationships in Development Room: Mason 1437 Tom Logan* University of Michigan Urban density’s effect on mental health Scott Campbell University of Michigan Urban Unsustainability as a Chronic, Manageable Disease? Alternatives to the “Cure” of Restoring Equilibrium to City- Nature Systems David Moreno Rimisp Territory and livelihoods: productive diversification among rural-urban households in Chile Shohei Nakamura World Bank Recent Trends of Poverty and Urbanization in Sub-Saharan Africa Session 80: Gender Equity and Cultural Autonomy: Implications for Sustainable Development Room: Mason 1448 Jaehyun Ahn Texas A&M University Disparity in Development between Urban and Rural Females in Ghana, Senegal, and Liberia Lindsey Coleman Texas A&M University The Girl Power Project in Uganda – An evaluation of its impact at the community Tessa Davis Just Like My Child Foundation Empowering Teen Girls in Uganda – the Just Like My Child Foundation’s Girl Power Project Jenna Kurten Texas A&M University The Promise and Peril of Fertility Reduction Among Indigenous Peoples *Manuel Piña (moderator) Session 81: ODA for the SDGs Room: Mason 1449 Raquel Artecona* United Nations Economic Financing SDGs in Latin America and the Caribbean: the Commission for Latin America and role and perspectives of Multilateral Development Banks the Caribbean Jaap Bos Maastricht University Self-Regulation in Sustainable Finance: the Case of the Equator Principles Steve Brechin Rutgers University Tangling The Web of Development Funding?: Official Development Assistance, Climate Change Financing, and The UN Sustainability Goals in Belize, CA Gus Greenstein Stanford University Designing Resilient Social-Environmental Standards for Development Finance Institutions: Implications from the 2012-2016 World Bank Safeguards Review and Update Session 82: Addressing unequal Opportunities Room: Mason 1460 Supriya Garikipati* University of Liverpool From ‘Financial Inclusion’ to ‘Empowerment’: The Women Who Make It Nathan Cook University of Colorado at Boulder Unpacking the effects of ethnic quotas on the political inclusion of disadvantaged ethnic groups in local governance councils Shatakshee Dhongde Georgia Institute of Technology Rapid Economic Growth but Rising Poverty Segregation: Will Vietnam Meet the SDGs for Equitable Development? Joanne Fitzgibbons University of Waterloo Just urban futures? Exploring equity in “100 Resilient Cities” Sunday November 11 2018

Rana Hendy Doha Institute for Graduate Inequality of Opportunity in Education in the MENA Region: Studies A Closer Look at the Post-Arab Spring Session 83: Gender, Employment, and Inclusion Room: Mason 1469 Irene Selwaness* Faculty of Economics and Political The Dynamics of Family Formation and Women’s Work: Science, Cairo University What Facilitates and Hinders Female Employment in the Middle East and North Africa? Veeramani Indira Gandhi Institute of Exchange Rate Fluctuation, Labor Laws and Gender Choorikkadan Development Research Differences in Job Dynamics: Analysis of Manufacturing Industries across Indian States Eun Mee Kim Ewha Womans University Where is Gender in the SDGs? An Examination of Voluntary National Reviews (VNRs) Rayees Sheikh Indian Institute of Technology Women in Informal Labor Market: Evidence from India Bombay Elizabeth Asiedu University of Kansas Women’s Representation in Parliament, Gender Quotas and the Passing of Gender Sensitive Policies Session 84: Stability and Change in Agriculture Room: Mason 2427 Catia Batista* Universidade Nova de Lisboa Improving Access to Savings through Mobile Money: Experimental Evidence from Smallholder Farmers in Mozambique Ihsaan Bassier University of Massachusets, When the minimum wage increases by a lot: Evidence from Amherst South Africa’s agricultural sector Priyanka Parvathi Leibniz Universität Hannover The Pull towards Part-time Farming: A Micro-perspective on Rural Agricultural Transformation in Southeast Asia Marie Ndeye Gnilane Cheikh Anta Diop University Modeling the price dynamics of sheep in Senegal Diouf Timothy Silberg Michigan State University Maize Farmer Preferences for Striga Control Practices in Malawi Session 85: Agricultural Yields, Debt, and Sustainable Development Room: Mason 2437 Ayala Wineman* University of Washington Crop yield on multi-cropped plots: Aligning measurement with goals Johannes Möllmann Georg-August Universität Hedging credit risk of smallholder farmers with remotely- Göttingen sensed Vegetation Health Indices Sandeep Kandikuppa University of North Carolina, Indebtedness and Class: A Case Study from Rural Andhra Chapel HIll Pradesh Jonathan Di John SOAS, University of London Putting agriculture at the heart of sustainable development through the industrialization of freshness Ayandev Saha K.M. Dastur and Company Limited Managing Climate Change risks through innovative universal insurance scheme: A step towards a strong and resilient agriculture sector

11:45-13:00 Lunch and Poster Session See Lunch Options list in your conference folder Posters displayed in Dana Commons

13:00-14:15 Track H: Sessions 86 - 100 Session 86: Inclusion, Accountability and Sustainability Room: Dana 3556 Sunday November 11 2018

Michael Eggen* University of Wisconsin-Madison Blinded by success: How upward accountability and project proliferation create spaces of exploitation in sustainable development John McArthur Brookings Institution Spotlight on outcomes: A country-level methodology for identifying which people and issues are getting left behind on the Sustainable Development Goals Kristine Stiphany Texas Tech University What is Situated about Smart for Sustainability in the Context of Informality? Sophia Polasky Oregon State University Building community resilience: lessons learned from a case study in West Africa Session 87: Energy Access and Impacts Room: Dana 1024 Paola Velasco University of Cambridge Understanding Acceptance of Wind Farms in Marginalised Herrejon* Contexts – the Case of Southern Mexico Abhishek Malhotra ETH Zurich Trade-offs and synergies in policy mixes for electricity access: The case of India Laurence Delina Boston University ‘Energy Use for Productive Purposes’ as Indicator for Energy Access: Lessons Learned from Thailand and the Philippines Aïcha Sanou Center for Studies and Research Assessing the impacts of biofuel production on food on International Development security in developing countries: the case studies of (CERDI)/ School of Economics/ Indonesia and Mexico University Clermont Auvergne Nadia Singh Northumbria University Political Economy of Bioenergy Transitions in Developing Countries: A case study of Punjab, India Session 88: Assessing Institutional Capacity: Governance and Decision-Making Room: Dana 1028 Danielle Falzon* Brown University Process over action: institutional barriers to addressing climate change under the UNFCCC Ana Alicia Dipierri Université libre de Bruxelles Assessing the role of institutional robustness to guarantee communal farming irrigation systems sustainability during climate change Lessons learnt from an irrigation dilemma game in Northwest Argentina (Andes region) Julia Leininger German Development Institute Governing the SDGs: Drivers of institutional reform Yu Lu Humboldt University of Berlin Institutions and Retrospective Thinking: Decision-making for Climate Adaptation in Agro-pastoral China Session 89: Forest Governance and Management Practices Room: Dana 1046 Julia Wondolleck* University of Michigan Seeking synergies to advance sustainable forest governance in Eastern Europe and Russia: Insights from IUCN’s Forest Law Enforcement & Governance (FLEG) Programme Paulo Massoca Indiana University Halting deforestation in Brazil: lessons from the 'deforestation blacklist’ Miriam Romero University of Göttingen Tree planting adoption among oil palm farmers: the role of perceptions and intentions Rodrigo Arriagada Pontificia Universidad Católica de The impact of forest conservation incentives on social and Chile institutional outcomes in indigenous communities in Ecuador Molly Lipscomb University of Virginia Property Rights and Deforestation: Evidence from the Terra Legal Land Reform in the Brazilian Amazon Session 90: Water Policies and Practices Sunday November 11 2018

Room: Dana 2024 Zhao Ma* Purdue University How Formal and Informal Institutions Interact to Shape Watershed Management in the Colca Watershed of Peru Corrie Hannah University of Arizona Context & Institutional Adoption: A place-based assessment of water user adoption of new Water User Associations in Tajikistan Karan Misquitta University of Illinois, Urbana- Imagined Stocks and Flows: Uncertainty, Institutions and Champaign the Politics of Groundwater Regulation in Semi-arid India Kathryn Vasilaky Cal Poly, Department of Groundwater Depletion in Northern India: Myself and Economics Others Session 91: Indigenous Communities and Livelihoods Room: Mason 1401 Carla Galan-Guevara* National Autonomous University Threats of a monetized global economy to indigenous of Mexico livelihoods: the case of Santa Fe de la Laguna in Mexico Ariana Escalante University of York Indigenous peoples and renewable energy in Mexico Medha Chaturvedi South Asia Institute, University of Human and Environment Cost of Mining on Indigenous Heidelberg Communities in India Shiara Kirana National Autonomous University HEALTH IMPLICATIONS OF RAINWATER CAPTURE ON González Padrón of Mexico ACHIEVING ACCESS TO DRINKING WATER: CASE STUDY OF AN INDIGENOUS COMMUNITY IN JALISCO, MEXICO Session 92: Environment and Development Tradeoffs Room: Mason 1427 Eeshani Kandpal* World Bank Safety Nets and Natural Disaster Mitigation: Evidence from Cyclone Phailin in Odisha Dipti Gupta Indian Institute of Management Achieving sustainable development in India along the low Ahmedabad carbon pathways: Macroeconomic assessment Syed Hasan Lahore University of Management The Greenness of Pakistani Cities 2004-2014: Urban Sciences Growth and Household Carbon Emissions Hirdan Katarina Costa Universidade de São Paulo The main environmental permitting requirements on CCS activities in Brazil Fabiano Toni Universidade de Brasília Impacts of Payments for Environmental Services on small landholders in the Brazilian Amazon Session 93: Scaling and Compliance in Development Room: Mason 1436 Nene Oumou Diallo* Université de Sherbrooke Financing enterprises in the missing middle: is scaled-up microcredit the solution? Kyla Van Maanen Northeastern University Coastal adaptation in developing countries: a synthesis of approaches used and contributions to UNFCCC-financed adaptation projects Sabarinath Krishnan University of Birmingham Scalability of development projects: What matters? Susan Ostermann University of Notre Dame, Keough Regulatory Pragmatism & Legal Knowledge: Fostering School of Global Affairs Compliance with Conservation Law in Areas of State Weakness Session 94: Innovation, Diffusion, Migration Room: Mason 1437 Nisa Vidya Yuniarti* London School of Economics and The Influence of Innovation Diffusion on Creative Economy Political Science (Case Study: Karinding Music Group in Bandung) Zhezhi Hou Binghamton University Growing from Agglomeration: A Semiparametric Varying Coefficient Approach Gregory Knapp University of Texas at Austin Sustainable Geographies: Multiple Actors and Change in the Rural Equatorial Andes Sunday November 11 2018

Tiago Ferraz Universidade de São Paulo Internal Migration, Rainfall and Local Labor Markets in Brazil Ellen Holtmaat Graduate Institute of International The Global Diffusion of Voluntary Environmental Programs: and Development Studies, Geneva The Case of Chemical Industry's Responsible Care Program Session 95: Natural Resources, Politics, Inequality Room: Mason 1448 Becca Nixon* Purdue University River-based livelihood trade-offs and the associated equity implications for sustainable development along the Swat and Kabul rivers of Pakistan Mangala Purdue University Contesting Water Rights Subramaniam Diana Suhardiman International Water Management Spatial Politics and Local Alliances Shaping Nepal Institute Hydropower Tuoyuan Xu University of Michigan Conservation Equity for Local Communities in the Process of Tourism Development in Protected Areas: A Study of Jiuzhaigou Biosphere Reserve, China Session 96: Children and the Household Room: Mason 1449 Tanima Ahmed* American University The Impact of Child Support, Foster Care and Care Dependency Grants on Time Use in South Africa Barnali Basak University of Sussex Child Quantity-Quality Trade-off Revisited: Evidence from India Felix Muchomba Rutgers, The State University of Parents’ Assets and Child Marriage New Jersey Debra Shepherd Stellenbosch University When the results surprise us: The short and long term effect of an early childhood parenting intervention in the Caribbean Jing Zhang University of Nottingham The Impacts of Children on Chinese Household Asset Holdings: An Intra-household Approach Session 97: Equality, Equity, Education, and Development (Lightning talks) Room: Mason 1460 Mark Tessler* University of Michigan Religion, Trust, and Other Determinants of Muslim Attitudes toward Gender Equality: Evidence and Insights from Fifty-Four Surveys in the Middle East and North Africa Mehtabul Azam Oklahoma State University Are Urban-Rural Welfare Differences Growing in India? James Bang St. Ambrose University International Flows of Gender Norms: The Impact of Remittances on Women’s Acceptance of Domestic Violence in Punjab Soundarya Bucknell University Is urban planning gender inclusive? The case of sanitation Chidambaram and women' safety in India Peter Roberts Emory University Accelerating Women-Owned Businesses: Gender Matching and the Efficacy of Advisory Relationships in Entrepreneur Support Programs Debabrata Talukdar University at Buffalo, State How Does “Who You Are” Shape Your Household’s University of New York Decisions about Whether and How Much to Spend on Education? : Insights from a Sub-Saharan Country Chen Wang Shanghai University of Finance Inequality and the Middle Income Trap and Economics Carol Maoine University of Michigan Using Urban Metabolism Tailor-made Method Solutions to Promote Minority Education at the Campus Level Session 98: Inequality, Education, Land, and Health in Sustainability and Development (Lightning talks) Room: Mason 1469 Sunday November 11 2018

Alex Money* University of Oxford Infrastructure and the Constructive Coporation Rahul Lahoti Azim Premji University How Serious is the Neglect of Intra-Household Inequality in Multi-dimensional Poverty and Inequality Analyses? Jennifer Verriotto MRIGlobal Humanitarian Collaboration to Improve the Venezuelan Health System Semee Yoon Yonsei University Research for UN 2030 Development Agenda: Understanding where We Stand for SDGs Implementation through Text Mining Godwell Nhamo University of South Africa ODA and related education Sustainable Development Goal indicators: The emerging African picture Meina Cai University of Connecticut Land Financing and Urbanization: How State Debts Impact Farmers in China Steven Jones University of Alabama Peace, Transport, and Samfunnssikkerhet – Opportunities for Crosscutting Research Session 99: The Effects of Information and Geography on Agricultural Input Usage Room: Mason 2427 Thomas Jayne* Michigan State University The Changing Face of Agriculture in Tanzania: Indicators of Transformation Wendong Zhang Iowa State University The Impacts of a Chinese Nationwide Fertilizer Education Program: A Difference-in-Difference Approach David Murphy University of Evansville Underground Knowledge: Estimating the Impacts of Soil Information Transfers through Experimental Auctions Helena Wehmeyer International Rice Research Farmers’ socio-economic structure in Myanmar with regard Institute (IRRI), University of Basel to closing rice yield gaps Session 100: Strengthening Supply Chains Room: Mason 2437 Sarah Kopper* Michigan State University/J-PAL Factor prices, market imperfections, and input use in Kenya: Boserup re-examined Maria del Milagro Lincoln University Micro-mills for sustainable production and women Nunez-Solis empowerment: Evidence from Costa Rica’s Tarrazu region Vinish Kathuria Indian Institute of Technology Distress Selling and role of agriculture supply chain – A study of horticulture crop in India Alicia Barriga University of Connecticut The supply chain for seed in Uganda: Where does it all go wrong? 14:15-14:30 Coffee break Dana (1st floor) Mason (2nd floor)

14:30-15:45 Track I: Sessions 101 - 115 Session 101: Inequality, Growth, Capabilities, and Sustainability Room: Dana 3556 Alicia Harley* Harvard Kennedy School of Transition pathways toward Sustainable Development: An Government Analytical Framework and a Case Study Heath Henderson Drake University Estimating Capabilities with Stochastic Frontier Models José María Sarabia University of Cantabria Estimation of income inequality from grouped data Assia Liberatore University of Chieti-Pescara The Relationship Between Economic Growth and Human Well-being in Latin America: A Longitudinal Research Based on the Physical Quality of Life Index Vanesa Jorda UNU-WIDER Global inequality: how large is the effect of top incomes? Session 102: Trade, Growth, and Firms in the SDGS Room: Dana 1024 Sunday November 11 2018

Valentina Rollo* International Trade Centre Exploring firm competitiveness: a factor analysis approach Anastasia-Alithia Laboratoire Population Can we measure female social entrepreneurship Seferiadis Environnement Développement, performance? Aix- Marseille Univ/IRD Henrique Maxir University of São Paulo Pollution and International Trade of Non-Renewable Natural Resources: an Evidence from the Gravity Model Session 103: Technologies for the SDGs Room: Dana 1028 Rosa María Fuentes Universidad Autónoma del Estado Three-dimensional (3D) fluorescence spectroscopy Rivas* de México characteristics of the dissolved organic matter in groundwater and irrigation wastewater from an agricultural region. Andres Cuadros- Universidad Icesi Remittances, Health Insurance, and Pension Contributions: Menaca Evidence from Colombia David Carrera- Universidad de las Fuerzas Potential solutions of the hydric need with a 3-D Fog- Villacres Armadas Espe collector in a high andean community in Central Ecuador Lutz Philip Hecker Brandenburg University of Spotlight on spatial environmental policy spillovers: An Technology Cottbus-Senftenberg econometric analysis of wastewater treatment in Mexican municipalities Session 104: Energy Use, Poverty, and Impacts Room: Dana 1046 Janak Joshi* Central Michigan University Policy Effectiveness, Spatial Dependencies and Energy Market: Evidence from the Renewable Portfolio Standard Anna Falentina Australian National University The impact of electricity blackouts on the performance of micro, small enterprises: Evidence from Indonesia Peter Mulder Vrije Universiteit On the non-linear relationship between urbanization and energy poverty. Evidence from Mozambique. Iman Al-Ayouty The American University in Cairo ENVIRONMENTAL TOTAL FACTOR PRODUCTIVIY: EVIDENCE FROM EGYPT’S ENERGY INTENSIVE INDUSTRIES Session 105: Conflict and Development I: Peace and Displacement Room: Dana 2024 Shahriar Kibriyah* Texas A&M University Historical and Geographical pathways of civil conflict in Sub-Saharan Africa: An exploration through growing season weather shock and slave trade Soazic Elise Wang The World Bank, UC Berkeley Long-Term effects of hosting refugees on second Sonne generation health outcomes: Evidence from Tanzania Santiago Saavedra Universidad del Rosario End-of-war deforestation: Evidence from Colombia's Peace Deal Muazu Shehu Gombe State University Humanitarian Crisis and Sustainable Development: Perspectives and Preferences of Internally Displaced Persons in North-eastern Nigeria Alejandro Abarca University of Costa Rica A farewell to arms: the long run developmental effects of Costa Rica's army abolishment Session 106: Health in Sustainable Development Room: Mason 1401 Sadia Malik* York University Sustainable Development Goals and the Political Economy of Health Care Reform in Pakistan Lisa Rogge Leibnitz University Hannover Health Insurance Reform in Indonesia: Implications for Health Care Usage and Out-of-pocket payments Jesse Hession University of Auckland Can a CDD Program Enhance Educational and Health Grayman Outcomes? Findings from a Nine-Year, Mixed-Methods Evaluation in Indonesia Sunday November 11 2018

Wafa Mataria American University in Cairo FOREIGN AID and THE HEALTH SECTOR: A Case Study from the PALESTINIAN NATIONAL AUTHORITY Session 107: Market Interventions for a Low Carbon Economy Room: Mason 1427 Ira Irina Dorband* Mercator Research Institute on Double progressivity of infrastructure development Global Commons and Climate through carbon pricing - Insights from Nigeria Change Gabriela-Ileana German Development Institute The transition towards a low-carbon economy under Iacobuta (DIE/GDI) Agenda2030: trade-offs and synergies between achieving climate-change and SDGs targets Mark Purdon Université du Québec à Montréal State and Carbon Market: The Political Economy of Climate (UQAM) Finance Effectiveness from the Kyoto through Paris Xun Zhou Aalto University School of Causal Effect of China’s Carbon-Emissions Trading Pilots on Business Carbon Intensity: Evidence from the Electric Power Industry Session 108: Sustaining Change in Indigenous Contexts Room: Mason 1436 Maiko Sakamoto* The University of Tokyo Development and Subjective Well-being - A Case of Indigenous People in a Changing Environment in Lao PDR– Mallapu Gopinadha Centre for Economic and Social Indigenous Communities and Sustainable Development: A Reddy Studies study of Forest Right Act – 2006 in a South Indian State Mai Phuong Nguyen World Agroforestry Centre Opportunities and constraints in agroforestry adoption for indigenous people in Northwest Vietnam Chengzhi Yin Tsinghua University Impact of Lesotho's Chieftainship on Sustainable Urban Development: A Perspective of Formulation and Implementation of Urban Planning Session 109: Technologies for Development Room: Mason 1437 Stephanie Swinehart* Fordham University Impact Evaluation of a Satellite-Assisted Resource Management Tool for Pastoralists Jacqueline Corbett Universite Laval A Multi-disciplinary Research Agenda for Cleantech Jonghoon Park Michigan State University The range of cooling effects of small green spaces using a T-type thermocouple sensor Yexuan Gu University of Illinois at Urbana- Using geodesign technologies to achieve Sustainable Champaign Development Goals (SDGs): the case of flood resilience planning in Chicago Shamen Vidanage IUCN Restoring Traditional Irrigation Systems for Land, Ecosystem Service, and Livelihood Improvements: A Choice Experiment Survey of Cascading Tank Systems Restoration in Sri Lanka Session 110: Supply Chains and the SDGs Room: Mason 1448 Eva Lema* Central Michigan University Blue Economy & sustainable development in the Great Lakes basin: a benchmark analysis Min Gon Chung Michigan State University Global impacts of meat trade on non-communicable diseases Ryan Edwards Darmouth University Agricultural processing spillovers Amy Braun University of North Carolina at SDG 14 Implementation and Emerging Geographies of Chapel Hill Oceans Sustainable Development Zaneta Kubik Center for Development Research Determinants f foreign direct investment in agribusiness (ZEF) sector in Africa: a spatial analysis. Session 111: Impact of Refugee Inflows on Host and Origin Communities Sunday November 11 2018

Room: Mason 1449 Jackline Wahba* University of Southampton Impact of Refugees on Immigrants’ Labor Market Outcomes Ragui Assaad IZA Migration Shocks and Housing: Evidence from the Syrian Refugee Crisis in Jordan Isabel Ruiz University of Oxford The Consequences of Large Scale Refugee Repatriation for Economic Development Ragui Assaad University of Minnesota Impact of Syrian Refugees in Jordan on Education Outcomes for Jordanian Youth Session 112: Knowledge and Politics in Setting and Measuring SDGs Room: Mason 1460 Sakiko Fukuda-Parr* The New School Keeping out Extreme Inequality out of the Agenda: SDGs and the Politics of Measurement tools Steve MacFeely UNCTAD The Big (data) Bang: opportunities and challenges for compiling SDG indicators Bhumika Muchhala The New School The Global South as Norm-Makers: Negotiating the SDGs Elaine Unterhalter University of London The many meanings of measuring quality education: politics, targets and indicators in SDG4 Session 113: Rural-Suburban-Urban linkages and the SDGs Room: Mason 1469 Thomas Vicino* Northeastern University The Evolution of Shrinking Suburbs: Patterns and Challenges to Sustainable, Resilient Development in Metropolitan America Peter Orazem Iowa State University Urban-Rural Wage Gaps, Inefficient Labor Allocations, and GDP per Capita Debabrata Talukdar University at Buffalo, State The “Hobbesian World” of Tenant Households Living in University of New York Informal Settlements of Sub-Saharan Africa: Insights from the Urban Slums of Kenya Alfian Helmi Hokkaido University Salt Industrial Development and Agrarian Transformation in Rural Kupang, Indonesia Session 114: Environmental Impacts of Agricultural Policies Room: Mason 2427 Balsher Singh Sidhu* University of British Columbia Restructuring agricultural power tariffs in India to meet multiple Sustainable Developments Goals Leonardo Resende Pontifícia Universidade Católica do ENVIRONMENTAL, SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC RECOVERY Rio de Janeiro THROUGH SILVOPASTORAL SYSTEMS: study cases in Brazilian farms John Zinda Cornell University Explaining Heterogeneous Afforestation Outcomes: How Community Officials and Households Mediate Tree Cover Change in China Martin Delaroche Indiana University Sustainable pathways for agricultural production in the tropics: what financial and environmental tradeoffs? Heng Shue Teah The University of Tokyo Debunking Smallholder Resource Use in the Malaysian Palm Oil Industry Session 115: Markets and Agricultural Incomes Room: Mason 2437 James E Allen IV* University of Michigan Are Agricultural Markets More Developed Around Cities? Testing for Urban Heterogeneity in Separability in Tanzania Patrese Anderson University of Illinois Urbana- Connecting local markets to household food security: Champaign evidence from Zambia Pulak Mishra Indian Institute of Technology Linking Land-constrained Farmers to Markets: A Study in Kharagpur West Bengal in India Sunday November 11 2018

Andrew Gerard Michigan State University Side selling and farmer income in Burundian coffee cooperatives 15:45-16:00 Coffee break and snack Dana (1st floor) and Mason (2nd floor)

16:00-17:30 Track J: Plenary Roundtable Discussion

16:00-17:30 “Realizing Sustainability and Development: Knowledge, Collaborations, and Power for Modern Languages Realizing the SDGs” Building (MLB) (Auditorium 3) Agnes Quisumbing, IFPRI Eleanor Allen, Water for People Isabella Bakker, York University Ana María Ibanez, Universidad de los Andes, Bogotá, Colombia Marlene Wolfe, Tufts University

Moderator: Arun Agrawal, University of Michigan

17:10-17:20 Concluding remarks: James Holloway, Vice Provost, University of Michigan

17:20-17:30 SDC participant polling and feedback