This $109,723 Project Grant awarded by the National Science Foundation (NSF) Social, Behavioral, and Economic Sciences (SBE) program (CFDA 47.075) supports a collaborative research project led by Arizona State University to assess information sharing practices and data infrastructure within four international environmental agreements (IEAs) governing global biodiversity conservation. The project will analyze the formal rules, technical architectures, and stakeholder perceptions surrounding information exchange on IEA platforms in order to advance understanding of how data sharing influences environmental governance and resource management. Key research activities include parsing IEA information sharing rules, examining IEA data infrastructures, and interviewing decision-makers to model factors affecting data exchange behaviors. The project aims to provide comprehensive insights on strengthening transparency, trust, and equity in global biodiversity conservation efforts through improved information sharing approaches. No subawards are planned under this award.
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