Viktar Kireyeu

Address: Sir Winstonchurchilllaan 283 F29, 2288DA Rijswijk, The Netherlands

 

E-mail: viktar@erda-rte.eu

 

Mobile: +36 70 5946787

 

 

 
Dr. Viktar Kireyeu is a limited partner in Erda RTE; he is a forest researcher, trainer and consultant, focusing on issues of climate change adaptation and biodiversity conservation. He holds a PhD in Environmental Sciences and Policy from Central European University. Dr. Kireyeu is involved in teaching BSc and MSc courses on carbon sequestration (Central European University), climate change adaptation (St.-Petersburg State University, Pskov State University), environmental information and communication (Siberian Federal University, Kharkiv National University of Urban Economy), and land use governance (Odessa State Environmental University, Belarusian State Technological University). His recent teaching and curriculum development experience also includes involvement in design and implementation of Tempus projects, Jean-Monnet projects (in Belarus, Russia, and Ukraine), and Visegrad projects (in Belarus and Ukraine).
  1. Järv, H., Shkaruba, A., Likhacheva, O., Kireyeu, V., Ward, R., Sepp, K. 2021. A tale of two protected areas: “value and nature conservation” in comparable national parks in Estonia and Russia. Land (pending)
  2. Shkaruba, A., Skryhan, H., Likhacheva, O., Katona, A., Maryskevych, O., Kireyeu, V., Sepp, K., Shpakivska, I. 2021. Development of sustainable urban drainage systems in Eastern Europe: an analytical overview of the constraints and enabling conditions. Journal of Environmental Planning and Management (https://doi.org/10.1080/09640568.2021.1874893)
  3. Shkaruba, A., Skryhan, H., Likhacheva, O., Kireyeu, V., Katona, A., Shyrokostup, S., Sepp, K. 2021. Environmental drivers and sustainable transition of dachas in Eastern Europe: an analytical overview. Land Use Policy 100 (https://doi.org/10.1016/j.landusepol.2020.104887)
  4. Bobylev, N., Gadal, S., Kireyeu, V., Sergunin, A. 2020. EU‐Russia cross‐border co‐operation in the twenty‐first century: turning marginality into competitive advantage. Regional Science Policy and Practice 12: 847–865. (https://doi.org/10.1111/rsp3.12316)
  5. Shkaruba, A., Likhacheva, O., Kireyeu, V., Vasileva, T. 2018. European environmental assistance to the Region of Pskov in Northwest Russia: sustainability, effectiveness, impact, implications for environmental governance. Journal of Environmental Policy & Planning 20(2): 236-251. (https://doi.org/10.1080/1523908X.2017.1398639)
  6. Shkaruba, A., Kireyeu, V., Likhacheva, O. 2017. Rural-urban peripheries under socioeconomic transitions: changing planning contexts, lasting legacies, and growing pressure. Landscape and Urban Planning 165: 244-255. (https://doi.org/10.1016/j.landurbplan.2016.05.006)
  7. Shkaruba, A., Likhacheva, O., Vasileva, T., Kireyeu, V. 2016. Outcomes of EU enlargement for nature resource governance in the region of Pskov: an analytical overview of EU technical assistance projects. Pskov Journal of Regional Studies, Vol. 28: 80-95.
  8. Shkaruba, A., Skryhan, H., Kireyeu, V. 2015. Sense-making for anticipatory adaptation to heavy snowstorms in urban areas. Urban Climate, 14: 636-649.
  9. Niaverau, A., Shkaruba, A., Kireyeu, V., Vasilieva, T., Dziamidavec, V., Ravino, A., Niaverau, D., Lukashuk, N., Jarmonina, I., Dziubanau, V., Varapajeva O. 2014. Forest Governance. Minsk: Pachatkovaya Shkola.
  10. Shkaruba, A., Kireyeu, V. 2013. Recognising ecological and institutional landscapes in adaptive governance of natural resources. Forest Policy and Economics 36: 87-97.
  11. Shkaruba, A., Otto-Banaszak, I., Kireyeu, V. 2012. Environmental governance and rise of multi-level biodiversity governance in the former USSR. In Environmental management, ed. N.K. Maksimenko, 200-221, Kharkiv: V.N. Karazin Kharkiv National University.
  12. Banaszak-Otto, I., Shkaruba, A., Kireyeu, V. 2011. The Rise of Multi-Level Governance for Biodiversity Conservation in Belarus. Environment and Planning C 29: 113-132.
  13. Usava, I., Kireyeu, V., Skryhan, H., Tupitsyna, N. 2011. Mahilyow: state of the environment. Minsk: EKAPRAEKT.