2018- 2021     EU-Horizon 2020 Research proposal. COASTAL – COllaborative lAnd-Sea inTegrAtion pLatform Co-applicant. Received funds: 5 mill Euros

2011-2014                  
Sustainable management of ecosystem services for long term aquaculture production in the Mekong Delta. Sida, Partner Driven Cooperation.
Main applicant. 2011-2014 (January).
Received funds: 4, 5 million SEK
Collaborating partners: The Beijer Institute of Environmental Economics, Sweden, Asian Institute of Technology (AIT), Bangkok, Thailand, WWF-Vietnam, Hanoi Nong Lam University, Ho Chi Min City (HCMC), Vietnam
An Giang University (AGU), Long Xuyen, Vietnam. Ho Chi Minh City University of Technology – HCMUT. Department of ecology, environment and plant sciences, Stockholm University
 
2012-2013
Mainstreaming an ecosystem based approach to climate change adaptation and biodiversity
conservation planning in Vietnam. Sida, Partner Driven Cooperation. Co-applicant together with Vietnamese Ministry of Environment and WWF-Vietnam.
Total funds: 10,5 million SEK
 
2012-2016
Integrated rice-fish farming-safegarding biodiversity for sustainable food production in the Vietnam Delta. PhD student project. Sida
Collaborating partners: Nong Lam University, Cantho University, department of ecology, environment and plant sciences, Stockholm University

2012-2016
Green Infrastructures for ecological sustainability and human wellbeing: a network of forest rural and urban landscapes as laboratories for integrative research. Formas, Strong research environments. Together with SLU, Kristianstad univ.; Moscow Lomonosov State Univ., Russia; Univ. of New Brunswick and Univ. of Quebec, Canada and Michigan Technological Univ., US. 

2014-2016
Integrated nature and cultural heritage conservation in the Swedish mountains. 

2010-2015
The effect of biomass withdrawal on the nutrient balance in forest soils, Funded by the Swedish Forest Agency. 
 
Participatory governance in Swedish forestry 2010 - 2015
 
Gender, fishing communities and climate change in Zanzibar, Tanzania and Inhaca Mozambique. Vetenskapsrådet, VR
 
 
Potential of Agrovoltaic Systems to Reduce Land Use Competition Between Food and Energy Production