NMPI sees research and experiments as avenues through which the modeling - policy divide can be effectively bridged. The network has developed a concise research and development agenda based on its core themes. NMPI is involved in two kinds of research and experiement, they include:
1. Inhouse projects - initiatives conceptualized, lead and financed by NMPI
2. Collaborative projects - initiatives lead and financed by external organisations that may or may not have membership in NMPI
Two inhouse projects have been initiated since the network was inaugurated in 2007, they include:
5. H2LUMP(Collaborative project with Giessen University, Germany)
Please send your suggestions and comments about the NMPI Network to:
Desmond Yaw Manful, School of Social Science & Public Policy, King's College London, UK, desmond.manful[at]kcl.ac.uk Andrew Hughes, British Geological Survey, UK, aghug[at]bgs.ac.uk Yi He, Tyndall Centre for Climate Change, University of East Anglia, Norwich, UK, yi.he[at]]kcl.ac.uk Beaudry Kock, Dept of Urban Studies & Planning, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, USA, bkock[at]mit.edu