Ehsan Kabir

Ehsan Kabir is a Lecturer in Public Service Management at the University of South Wales' Faculty of Business and Creative Industries. His work focuses on displacement studies, climate change impacts, and vulnerable populations in South and Southeast Asia. Kabir has conducted extensive research on Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh, Afghan internally displaced persons (IDPs), and environmental migrants affected by river erosion and drought in Bangladesh.

His research employs mixed-method approaches including GIS analysis, remote sensing, and qualitative case studies. Key themes include dignity frameworks in displacement contexts, climate adaptation strategies for coastal agriculture, and the socio-economic dynamics of internal migration. Kabir has contributed to over 20 peer-reviewed publications since 2012, with particular emphasis on Bangladesh's development challenges and humanitarian crises.

While no formal awards are listed, his work demonstrates significant contributions to refugee policy analysis and environmental vulnerability frameworks. Teaching responsibilities include public service management modules, while research interests extend to disaster resilience and sustainable development goals implementation in marginalized communities.