Tanaya DuttaGupta

Tanaya DuttaGupta

Post Doctoral Fellow-Social Differentiation and Climate Change

Tanaya DuttaGupta is a Post-Doctoral Fellow in the Livestock, Climate and Environment program at ILRI. She holds a PhD in Sociology from the University of California, Davis. Her research broadly focuses on climate adaptation, resilience capacities, and gender norms, practices and relations in households and communities. Tanaya’s work is situated across local contexts in South Asia and East Africa. For South Asia, her research explores mobilities and inequalities in Bangladesh and India, along with social protection and climate resilience of rural women and their households in Bangladesh. In East Africa, her work examines how social relations, practices, and capacities shape and get shaped by climate adaptation, and how adaptation processes can become more socially inclusive and equitable. 

My Blog Posts

Field day participants learn from an adaptation pioneer (photo credit: ILRI).

ILRI News

Farmer-led approach supports socially inclusive innovations in Kenya's dairy sector

Field day participants learn from an adaptation pioneer (photo credit: ILRI).

ILRI News

Farmer-led approach supports socially inclusive innovations in Kenya's dairy sector