Australia
Australian portfolio of APN engagements
The Australia portfolio of engagements with APN showcases a strategic alignment of engagements and collaborations across critical areas in global change research, driven by impactful projects and capacity-building initiatives. This portfolio highlights significant accomplishments and milestones, underpinned by financial support that generates research outputs and fosters scientific and policy impacts.
Updates and events
Achievements, challenges, opportunities and the importance of regional collaboration: Perspective from an APN project on nature-based solutions for urban water treatment
Certificate of appreciation from the Mayor of Bayawan City awarded to APN for its funding to conduct a project on nature-based solutions (NbS) for water treatment
Asia-wide capacity building workshops for Early-Career Scientists on ocean-climate change resilience with remote sensing technology
Nature-based water treatment solutions in urban areas in Vietnam: Exploring the potential of green roofs and floating wetlands
Recent projects
Strengthening food security via strategic agricultural water management: A case study on assessing water demand from high-resolution SAR remote sensing for enhanced operational plans in water works systems of Vietnam and Cambodia
Promoting adoption of circular economy in agriculture for sustainable development in northern mountainous region of Vietnam
Building capacity through co-production in Indonesia and Malaysia to address the climate change communication gap between scientific and lay audiences through journalists
Developing a new integrated physical-statistical-financial approach for regional flood risk reduction under climate change
Publications
An orienting framework of municipal enablers in urban river governance
Overtopping risk of high-hazard embankment dam under climate change condition
Adapting mountain-farming systems to climate change by reducing food-nutrition-health vulnerability
Contribution of mangrove ecosystem services to local livelihoods in the Indian Sundarbans
Members
- Identifying National Focal Point in progress