GHAFFAR ALI
Associate Professor
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Email：alig@szu.edu.cn

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Currently, Dr. Ghaffar Ali is working as Associate Professor at the College of Management, Shenzhen University, PR China. Prior to this, he was at Institute of Urban Environment, Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS) and Adjunct Assistant Professor at Asian Institute of Technology, Thailand from 2017 to 2018. He has also served the United Nations on special mission, Bangkok during 2016. He has post-Ph.D. experience of different organizations such as UN, China, Thailand, Pakistan, Japan, and USA for almost 6 years. He completed his Ph.D. degree at Asian Institute of Technology, Thailand in 2013 with distinction. His expertise is in the field of Environmental Economics, Ecological Economics, Climate Change Policy, Food Economics, GHG accounting, and Renewable Energy. He has published more than 40 research papers in high impact factor international journals, conferences, working papers and one book published as well. He is serving as editor of a book, to be published in 2020 by Willy & Sons. Several articles and monographs are underway to submit/publish soon. In addition, he has won few international projects and few are in pipeline. Dr. Ali is very much flexible in group activities, collaborations, field work and joint ventures with the multiple institutions/working groups at any level. Dr. Ali is reviewer of almost 20 international journals including (Journal of Cleaner Production, Science of the Total Environment, Journal of Environmental Management, Waste Management, Renewable and Sustainable Energy Reviews, Urban Climate, and Food Security) and member editorial board of a journal.




科学研究
1. Hussain, J., Pan, Y., Ali, G., Xiaofang, Y. 2020. Pricing behavior of monopoly market with the implementation of green technology decision under emission reduction subsidy policy. Science of The Total Environment, 709, 136110.
2.Ali, G., Yan, N., Hussain, J., Xu, L., Huang, Y., Xu, S., Cui, S. 2019. Quantitative assessment of energy conservation and renewable energy awareness among variant urban communities of Xiamen, China. Renewable and Sustainable Energy Reviews, 109, 230-238.
3. Ali, G., Abbas, S., Pan, Y., Chen, Z., Hussain, J., Sajjad, M., Ashraf, A. 2019. Urban Environment Dynamics and Low Carbon Society: A Multi-Criteria Decision Analysis Modeling for Policy Makers. Sustainable Cities and Society, SCS_101763.https://doi.org/10.1016/j.scs.2019.101763
4. Abbas, J. Mahmood, S., Ali, H., Raza, M.A., Ali, G., Aman, J., Bano, S., Nurunabi, M. 2019. The Effects of Corporate Social Responsibility Paractices and Environmental Factors through a moderating Role of Social Media Marketing on Sustainable Performance of Business Firms. Sustainability, 11, 3434; doi:10.3390/su**
5. Bashir, M.K., Murtaza, M., Ali, G. 2019. Drinking water efficiency, economic impact, and peri-urban society: An empirical household analysis. Under review to Urban Water Journal.
6. Ali, G. 2018. Climate Change and Spatial Heterogeneity of Pakistan: Empirical Evidence using Multidisciplinary Approach. Science of The Total Environment, 634, 95-108.
7. Ali, G., Pumijumnong, N., Cui, S. 2018. Valuation and Validation of Carbon Sources and Sinks through Land Cover/Use Change Analysis: The Case Study of Bangkok Metropolitan Area. Land Use Policy. vol. 70, 471-478.
8. Ali, G., Anbren, S., Bashir, M.K. 2018. Climate Mitigation, Low-Carbon Society, and Dynamism of Educational Institutes in a Low-income Country. Environmental Science & Pollution Research. vol. 25(4), 3775-3784.
9. Yan, X., Cui, S., Xu, L., Ali, G. 2018. Carbon Footprints of Urban Residential Buildings in Xiamen: A Household Survey Approach. Sustainability, vol. 10(4), 1131-1141.
10. Bashir, M.K., Schilizzi, S., Sadler, R., Ali, G. 2018. Vulnerability to Food Insecurity in Rural Punjab, Pakistan. British Food Journal. vol. 120 (9), 2088-2101.
11. Rose, S., Ashfaq, M. Hassan, S., Ali, G. 2018. Nexus between Malaria and Agricultural Output through the Channels of Gender, Sanitation, and Socioeconomic Status. Polish Journal of Environmental Studies. vol. 27(1), 287-296.
12. Bashir, M. K., Ashfaq, M., Sharif, M. K., Ali, G. 2018. Food safety perceptions vs reality: the case of peri-urban areas of Rawalpindi, Pakistan. Journal of Animal & Plant Sciences, 28(4): 2018, 1128-1141.
13.Ali, G., Pumijumnong, N., and Cui, S. 2017. Decarbonization Action Plan Using Hybrid Modeling for Low Carbon Society: A Case of Bangkok Metropolitan Area. Journal of Cleaner Production, 168, 940-951.
14. Ali, G., Ashraf, A., Bashir, M.K., and Cui, S. 2017. Exploring Environmental Kuznets Curve in relation to Green Revolution: A Case Study of Pakistan. Environmental Science & Policy, 77, 166-171.
15. Abbas, T., Ali, G., Adil, S.A., Bashir, M.K., Kamran, M.A. 2017. Economic Analysis of Biogas Adoption Technology by Rural Farmers: A Case of District Faisalabad, Pakistan. Renewable Energy, 107, 431-439.
16.Molla, N.A., Ali, G., Mollah, K.A., Wongwit, W., Shipin, O., Ramasoota, P., Nur, H.P. 2017. Migration, Health and Socioenvironmental safety among children of Dhaka, Bangladesh. Archives of Environmental and Occupational Health, 72 (6), 336-342.
17. Ali, G., Bashir, M.K., Ali, H., and Bashir, M.H. 2016. Utilization of Rice Husk and Poultry Wastes for Renewable Energy Potential in Pakistan: An Economic Perspective. Renewable and Sustainable Energy Reviews. vol. 61, 25-29.
18. Ali, G., Yaseen, A., Bashir, M.K., Adil, S.A. and Hassan, S. 2016. Women Empowerment, Microfinance and Poverty Nexus: An Empirical Estimation Perspective. International Journal of Social Sciences. vol. 1(1), 643-653.
19. Shabana, Ali, G., and Bashir, M. K., Ali, H. 2015. Housing Valuation of Different Towns Using the Hedonic Model: A Case of Faisalabad City, Pakistan. Habitat International, vol. 50, 240-249.
20. Abbas, S., and Qamer, F.M., Murthy, M.S.R., Tripathi, N.K., Ning, W., Sharma, E., and Ali, G. 2015. Grassland Growth in Response to Climate Variability in the Upper Indus Basin, Pakistan. Climate, vol. 3, 697-714.
21. Molla, N.A., Mollah, K.A., Ali, G., Fungladdaa, W., and Tomomid, H. 2014. Quantifying Disease Burden among Climate Refugees Using Multidisciplinary Approach: A Case of Dhaka, Bangladesh. Urban Climate, vol. 8, 126-137.
22.Ali, G., Abbas, S., and Qamer, F.M. 2013. How Effectively Low Carbon Society Development Models Contribute in Climate Change Mitigation and Adaptation Action Plans in Asia. Renewable and Sustainable Energy Reviews, vol. 26, 632-638.
23. Ali, G. and Abbas, S. 2013. Exploring CO2 sources and sinks nexus through integrated approach; insight from Pakistan. Journal of Environmental Informatics, vol.2 (22), 112-122.
24. Ali, G., Abbas, S., Tanikawa, H., Ahmed, S., Mollah, N.A., Qamer, F.M. 2013. Comparative Cost Analysis of Waste Recycling for Best Energy Alternative. Journal of Biodiversity and Environmental Sciences, vol. 3(8). 111-120.
25. Abbas, S., Qamer, F.N., Ali, G., Tripati, N.K., Shehzad, K., and Saleem, R. 2013. An Assessment of Status and Distribution of Mangrove Forest Cover in Pakistan. Journal of Biodiversity and Environmental Sciences, vol. 3 (6), 64-78.
26.Ali, G. and Nitivattananon, V. 2012. Exercising Multidisciplinary Approach to Assess Interrelationship between Energy Use, Carbon Emission and Land Use Change in a Metropolitan City of Pakistan. Renewable and Sustainable Energy Reviews, vol.16 (1), 775-786. (Best Paper Award)
27.Ali, G., Nitivattananon, V., Abbas, S. and Sabir, M. 2012. Green Waste to Biogas: Renewable Energy Possibilities for Thailand’s Green Markets. Renewable and Sustainable Energy Reviews, vol.16 (7), 5423-5429.
28.Ali, G., Nitivattananon, V., Mehmood, H., Sabir, M., Rehman, S. and Abbas, S. 2012. A synthesis approach to investigate and validate carbon sources and sinks of a mega city of developing country. Environmental Development, vol. 4, 54-72.
29.Ali, G., Nitivattananon, V., Molla, N.A. and Hussain, A. 2010. Selection of Appropriate Technology for Solid Waste Management: A Case of Thammasat Hospital, Thailand. World Academy of Science, Engineering and Technology, vol.40, 251-254.
30. Molla, N.A., Mollah, K.A., Ashraf R. and Ali, G. 2010. DALYs Lost due to Diarrhea: Household Level Drinking Water Treatment. (Awarded as Best Paper in The Seventh International Symposium on South East Asian Water Environment on October 28-30, 2009 AIT Conference Center, Thailand. Later published in International Journal of Southeast Asian Water Environment 4, IWA Publishing, United Kingdom.https://www.iwapublishing.com/books/27/southeast-asian-water-environment-4
科研奖励
Top 1% Peer Review Award2019in Environment & Ecology by Web of Science group and Publons
Top 1% Peer ReviewAward2019in Cross Field by Web of Science group and Publons
Best Paper Award 2018received at458^thInternational Conference on Chemical and EnvironmentalScience (ICCES-2018), Washington D.C. USA
Best Paper Award 2018received at 3^rdInternational Conference on Urbanization on Watersheds, Chinese Academy of Sciences, PR China
Best Paper Award 2018received at2^ndInternational Conference on Sustainability in the Changing Environment: ways for the Future Development, COMSATS University,Pakistan
Top 1% Peer Review Award2019in Environment & Ecology by Web of Science group and Publons
Top 1% Peer Review Award2019in Engineering by Web of Science group and Publons
Outstanding ReviewerRecognition Award2018by Energy Strategy Reviews, Elsevier 2018
Chinese Academy ofSciences (CAS) Fellowship, China, 2017
Outstanding ReviewerRecognition Award 2017 by Waste Management,Elsevier 2017
Productive Scientistof Pakistan Award 2017 by Pakistan Council for Science and Technology, Islamabad, Pakistan
Mahidol UniversityAdvanceResearch Fellowship from Thailand in 2016
Outstanding ReviewerRecognition award by Renewable and Sustainable Energy Reviews, Elsevier 2016
Teaching Award 2015by University of Agriculture Faisalabad and Aao Parhao foundation of Pakistan
Most OutstandingDoctoral Graduate 2013 award (highest award of AIT) byAsian Institute of Technology,Thailand
Sciencedirect top25most downloaded article titled as “A synthesis approach to investigate and validate carbon sources and sinks of a mega city of developing country” in Environment Development
Most cited articletitled as “A synthesis approach to investigate and validate carbon sources and sinks of a mega city of developing country” in Environment Development
Outstanding studentof the year 2012 award by Pakistan Student Association, Asian Institute of Technology, Thailand
Best Paper Awardby Renewable and Sustainable Energy Reviews, Elsevier, 2012
Award for Asian YoungProfessional on Water Research,Ohgaki Memorial Scholarship Japan, 2009
Best Student Award2009 by Embassy of Pakistan, Bangkok, Thailand
Faculty Color 2007,University of Agriculture Faisalabad (UAF),Pakistan


课程讲授
1. Microeconomics
2. Environmental & Resource Economics
3. Environmental Policy
4. English in Business

教研项目
1. Project on-going on Food miles,carbon footprints, and urbanization funded by Construction of High-level Talents, Shenzhen university, PR China. Fund Amount- 300,000 RMB as PI.Start date: 08-11-2019; End date: 10-10-2021
2. Project completed on Identification of socio-economic factors affecting food and nutritional status of female rural labourers, marginal farmers and landless rural households funded by Ministry of National Food Security and Research, Pakistan. Fund Amount- USD 0.026 million as co-PI.Start date: 15-12-2015; End date: 14-12-2017
3. Project completed on Seed inacculaion withRizhobiumand plant growth promoting Rizhobacteria (PGPR), funded by AVRDC-World Vegetable Center, Taiwan. Fund Amount- Euro 0.46 million as co-PI. Start date: 1-04-2015; End date:31-03-2018
4. Project won on competitive basis titled as “Impacts of Climate Change on Crop Productivity and Household Food Security in Disaster Prone Areas of Indus river” funded by AIP-USAID. Fund Amount USD 0.1 million as PI(Declined)


Consultancy
1. Strategy and Field Consultantto JICA, Japan from February, 2018 to May, 2018
2. Research Consultant to Mediacom Group of Companies, Dubai and Pakistan from June, 2015 to January, 2016
3. Research Consultant toVictoria Institute of Economic Studies,Melbourne Australia from January, 2014 to December, 2014
Memberships
1. Member, Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers(IEEE)
2. Member, International Society for Environmental Information Sciences(ISEIS)
3. Member, International Society for Development and Sustainability(ISDS)
4. Convener, Society of Young Economists, University of Agriculture Faisalabad, Pakistan
5. Former Chairperson of Culture & Gender Committee, Student Union, AIT, 2009
6. FormerChairperson of Sports Committee, Student Union, AIT, 2008
7. Former President, The Agrarian Society, University of Agriculture, Faisalabad, 2007