Felix Kwabena Donkor
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Felix Kwabena Donkor is a sustainability scientist whose research centers on the intersection of environmental governance, climate resilience, and the implementation of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). His major contributions lie in analyzing how high-impact, low-probability (HILP) events—such as climate-induced weather extremes—threaten global progress, and in proposing resilient pathways to “build back better.” His most-cited work, “SDG Final Decade of Action: Resilient Pathways to Build Back Better from High-Impact Low-Probability (HILP) Events” (2022, 17 citations), provides a critical framework for navigating the final decade of the 2030 Agenda. Beyond this, Donkor’s scholarship explores the governance of natural resources, climate adaptation strategies, and the socio-ecological dynamics of vulnerable communities. His work is particularly notable for bridging policy analysis with on-the-ground realities, offering actionable insights for researchers and practitioners alike. With a growing citation record, Donkor is establishing himself as a key voice in sustainability science, helping to chart a course through the complex challenges of our time.
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