Concerns about the climate crisis and the escalating pace of global consumption are
accelerating the pressure on governments to moderate public demand for resources like …

Abstract The 2015 Paris Agreement marked a significant shift in public and scholarly
discourse on climate change by laying more emphasis on stakeholder involvement and …

Highlights•Connections between social practice theories and design thinking are
developed.•Social Practice Theories extend focus towards a socio-technical system …

Sustainable Consumption: Key Issues provides a concise introduction to the field of
sustainable consumption, outlining the contribution of the key disciplines in this multi …

COVID‐19 has had unprecedented impacts across the international community, with
complex and far‐reaching consequences. Measures to prevent transmission have led to …

Inequalities in conditions of access to water are emblematic of contemporary urban life and
have long been at the center of urban scholarship. This paper considers the theoretical and …

The nexus of water–energy–food (WEF) is as apparent at the household scale as it is
anywhere else. We introduce the “Nexus at Home” as a starting point for exploring the …

This paper uses a social practices lens to examine water management practices of
households in Addis Ababa and Dar es Salaam, their drivers and opportunities for change …

The world is currently confronted with water scarcity which is associated with deteriorating
public sanitation and health, pollution, and ecosystem damage. Maintaining the …

The disposal of unflushable products via the toilet is an enduring problem and increasing
contributor to environmental and infrastructural challenges such as fatbergs, water quality …