John Nahr
2026 Fellow
Understanding Indigenous Refugee Management Practices through Cross Talk Methodology
John Narh is a Human Geographer by training with interest in climate change and migration, natural resource governance and management, and resource policy. Specifically, John has extensive experience in how governance contexts influence migration decision at climate-vulnerable locations, natural resource conflict and resource curse, forest management, mineral development fund policy and the role of translocal practices on, and political ecology of, agroforestry, as a nature-based solution for climate change. John has also gained extensive experience in migration and translocality in West Africa through the Mitra|WA project for his PhD research. John has worked on large-scale migration projects funded by the European Commission (ongoing: Link4Skills, MARS), DANIDA, IDRC and UKRI as a research assistant at the Centre for Migration Studies at the University of Ghana.