Paul Sild
Paul Sild is SADF’s Research Assistant. He joined the team in March 2019. He holds a Master’s degree in International Relations from the University of Glasgow, where he wrote his dissertation on the EU’s normative power in development assistance with the ACP group. Before, International Relations, he studied Continental Philosophy at the University of Essex, specialising in post-structuralist philosophy and Hegel. Before joining SADF, he worked as a Project Assistant at the Unrepresented Nations and People’s Organisation in Brussels, where he focused on minority rights in Iran, Vietnam and Algeria.
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COMMENT 273 – Constitutional Recognition of Indigenous Peoples is Essential for Fostering Pluralism
Indigenous peoples are one of the ongoing topics of debate in Bangladesh. Since independence, the Chittagong Hill Tracts have been in turmoil due to the failure to include the ethnicity of indigenous peoples in the constitution formed in 1972. Although an agreement was signed in 1997, the main problems...
SADF Podcast 7 – Unlocking Green Investment: FDI in Nepal’s Renewable Energy
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Aa7_G1s40L4&t=388s
In this episode, we explore how foreign direct investment (FDI) in Nepal’s renewable energy sector can help tackle urgent climate challenges. With abundant natural resources, Nepal offers unique opportunities for green investments that drive innovation, job creation, and sustainable development. Join industry expert Prof. Tim Gocher OBE DL, Founder...
SADF Newsletter 6 – Nepal’s Renewable Energy – a Huge, Untapped, Regional Potential
On 26.01.25, SADF held a podcast hosted by Mrs. Sushmita Chaulagain with Mr. Tim Gocher, who runs the Dolma Impact Fund. Called ‘Unlocking Green Investment: FDI in Nepal's Renewable Energy’, the podcast can be seen as an inside scoop on the practicalities of investing in Nepal.
Meant for all investors,...