Ronju Ahammad

Ronju Ahammad is a Research Fellow at Charles Darwin University's Research Institute for Environment and Livelihoods. His interdisciplinary research integrates ecological and social sciences to address sustainability challenges, with current focus on ecosystem services frameworks for Indigenous communities in northern Australia.

Key research areas include:

• Ecosystem services assessment
• Land use change impacts
• Peatland and agricultural sustainability
• Indigenous livelihood systems

Recent projects evaluate sustainable forestry indicators in Sweden and assess agricultural systems in northern Australia. His publication record demonstrates strong engagement with participatory research methods across diverse global contexts including Bangladesh, Indonesia, and West Africa.

Ahammad's work contributes to UN Sustainable Development Goals through transdisciplinary approaches to conservation and livelihood security.