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management protocols for large-scale survey datasets collected across ±600 villages and up to 10,000 households in Niger. Contribute to the analysis of RCT results, including estimation of treatment effects
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global societal challenges. Illegal logging is the third most profitable global crime, worth an estimated €50–150 billion each year. Therefore, the European Union will introduce stricter trade rules (EUDR
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and demonstrates Naturalis’ ambition to use its scientific collection to help address global societal challenges. Illegal logging is the third most profitable global crime, worth an estimated €50–150
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fossil fuels, making it a major source of industrial CO₂. Electrifying these processes with green electricity is essential: an estimated 80–130 TWh of Dutch industrial demand must be electrified before
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acts as a pathfinder for novel technologies and working methods across all space domains. The ACT has been a pioneer of biomimetics within ESA since the early 2000s, when it initiated the first