Dr Marina Korzenevica-Proud

Postdoctoral Researcher in Ethnography

Profile

Marina is a human geographer who is developing a qualitative research in collaboration with research partners from Bangladesh, Ethiopia and Kenya. Her focus is on understanding how the interplay between socio-economic inequalities and fluctuations of water-related pressures affect socio-economic structures and form vulnerabilities, particularly gender inequalities.

Publications

Journal (6)

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Korzenevica-Proud M and others, ‘Participation, Inclusion and Reflexivity in multi‐step (focus) Group Discussions’ [2025] Area

Korzenevica-Proud M and others, ‘Unpacking the Progression of Climate Uncertainty into Precarity in the Urban Context of Drylands: The Case of Floods in Lodwar, Turkana’ [2024] Climate and Development

Korzenevica-Proud M and others, ‘From Fast to Slow Risks: Shifting Vulnerabilities of Flood-Related Migration in Lodwar, Kenya’ (2024) 43 Climate Risk Management

Grasham C and others, ‘Engaging With the Politics of Climate Resilience towards Clean Water and Sanitation for All’ (2021) 4 npj Clean Water

Korzenevica-Proud M, ‘Moving, Staying and Returning under Uncertainty: Labour Migration and Identity Formation Among Young Nepali Men’ (2020) 112 Geoforum 148

Grasham C, Korzenevica-Proud M and Charles K, ‘On Considering Climate Resilience in Urban Water Security: A Review of the Vulnerability of the Urban Poor in Sub-Saharan Africa’ Wiley Interdisciplinary Reviews: Water

Report (1)

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Korzenevica-Proud M and others, ‘Public Participation and Community Engagement in Domestic Water Supply Management in Kenya: Progress and Directions’ (University of Oxford 2024)