Environmental politics, inclusion and ideologies and in transforming to sustainable solid waste management in Dehradun, India.

通过城市政治生态学的方法，该提案旨在探索自然概念如何与社会文化和政治环境叙事联系起来，由各种利益相关者的意图指导，遵循一个针对北部（印度）一个小城市10万公民的塑料隔离计划，该计划由当地非政府组织“废物战士”执行，作为联合国开发计划署和印度斯坦可口可乐公司资助的50个城市项目的一部分。该项目的一个关键问题是研究当地行动者的权力关系、利益和能力如何塑造正式-非正式的可持续废物管理（SWM）经济，并将其转化为可持续废物管理的驱动因素或障碍。

Through an Urban Political Ecology approach, the proposal aims to explore how the concept of nature is tied into socio-cultural and political environmental narratives, directed by the intentions of various stakeholders, following a plastic-segregation-programme targeting 100,000 citizens in a small northern (Indian) city, executed by the local NGO 'Waste Warriors', as part of a 50 city project funded by the United-Nations-Development-Programme and Hindustan-Coca-Cola. A key question for the project involves the study of how power relations, interests, and capacities of local actors shape the formal-informal Sustainable Waste Management (SWM) economy and translate as drivers or barriers for sustainable SWM.