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\"EC<\/a>This project has received \u20ac2,009,653.50 funding from the European Union\u2019s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement No 653753.<\/p>\n

The consortium consists of an outstanding collaboration of researchers and practitioners who have shared interests and a unique mix of skills and experience both inside and outside\u00a0of academia.<\/p>\n

The academic disciplines covered include sociology, environmental sociology, gender studies, science and technology studies, social psychology, cultural geography and children\u2019s geographies, special education and educational research.<\/p>\n

Save the Children practitioners bring practice-based experience of emergencies, disasters and humanitarian work to the project, helping to ensure that it is thoroughly connected with realistic understandings of the needs of children and young people from diverse backgrounds.<\/p>\n

Map of the consortium:<\/strong><\/p>\n