Bina Limbu

Bina Limbu is a researcher affiliated with the Department of Geography and Environmental Sciences at Northumbria University. She holds a Doctor of Philosophy and is actively involved in interdisciplinary research focusing on disaster resilience, post-earthquake reconstruction, and sustainable development, with a strong regional focus on Nepal.

Her research interests lie at the intersection of environmental geography, anthropology, and policy studies. She explores how communities rebuild homes and lives after disasters, particularly earthquakes, and how infrastructure like roads influences sustainable development and resilience. Her work integrates qualitative anthropological insights with environmental science perspectives to inform more effective and culturally sensitive recovery policies.

Her recent publications demonstrate a trend toward interdisciplinary collaboration, combining geographical analysis with social science frameworks. The research spans disaster risk reduction, housing policy, and community resilience, often in the context of South Asia. This reflects a growing scholarly focus on integrating local knowledge into global sustainability and disaster management agendas.

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Bina Limbu collaborates with a diverse network of researchers across institutions and disciplines. While no formal students or advising roles are listed, her collaborative publications suggest active mentorship and team-based research. There is no mention of specific grants or funding sources in the provided content.

She is part of a research environment at Northumbria University that supports interdisciplinary work in environmental sciences and disaster resilience, likely contributing to collaborative projects and policy-relevant research outputs.