Jerry Ariel is an esteemed member of the Africa Research and Impact Network (ARIN), currently serving as an Intern with a focus on Climate Change and Sustainable Development. With a robust background in Development Studies, Jerry brings a unique perspective to his work, intertwining sociological theories with empirical research methodologies to address the complex challenges posed by climate change, particularly in underdeveloped and developing countries.

Driven by a fervent interest in understanding the interplay between human societies and environmental dynamics, Jerry’s passion lies in unravelling the intricate connections between social structures, economic systems, and environmental sustainability. Leveraging his expertise in sociological analysis, he actively contributes to ARIN’s mission of advancing knowledge and promoting sustainable solutions for a rapidly changing world.

Within the ARIN team, Jerry plays a pivotal role in supporting research initiatives aimed at elucidating the impacts of climate change on vulnerable communities, assessing adaptation strategies, and exploring avenues for sustainable development. His keen analytical skills and deep understanding of development dynamics enables him to navigate complex data landscapes, uncovering actionable insights to inform policy and practice. Additionally, Jerry has a keen interest in writing articles, further enhancing ARIN’s dissemination of knowledge and promoting dialogue on pressing environmental issues.