Dilshaad Bundhoo

Dilshaad Bundhoo is a multidisciplinary researcher at the University of Gloucestershire specializing in socio-cognitive dynamics, ecological economics, and conflict resolution. Her work bridges interpersonal resilience in socio-political conflict zones with environmental governance, focusing on sustainable livelihoods and the resilience-sustainability nexus.

• PhD research on workplace resilience in Israel/West Bank
• Postdoc in UK-India ESRC-funded sanitation/water access project
• Active in research-led teaching across environmental governance, conflict transformation, and socio-ecological systems

Her recent publications analyze rural-urban transitions in the Global South, ecosystem service flows, and circular sanitation models. She contributes to debates on peri-urban turbulence and wellbeing-heritage linkages, applying her fieldwork expertise in conflict environments.

Professional memberships include the Royal Geographical Society (RGS-IBG) and International Association for the Study of the Commons (IASC). Her research methodology combines policy evaluation, case studies, and resilience frameworks across socio-environmental contexts.