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Pacific Ethnography - Anthropology research consultancy on Human and Environmental Interaction

by lorenz on Oct 3, 2005 in corporate & business anthropology, development empowerment, ecology nature, applied anthropology, anthropology (general)

(Via my site statistics) Most anthropological research consultancies concentrate on design and business anthropology. Pacific Ethnography do conduct consumer product research, but they provide human environmental impact research as well and work with non-profit-organisations. One of their project is called "Understanding and Changing Polluting Behavior in Los Angeles": They develop benchmarking tools to guide water quality education in Los Angeles County watersheds. They have offices both in San Pedro (California), in Santiago (Chile) and in Pondicherry (India).

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