Core activities
We pursue our vision by supporting collaborative regional research, scientific capacity development, and strengthening linkages between the science, policy and practitioner communities.
Core activities
Regional research
Through the competitive Collaborative Regional Research Programme (CRRP), we promote regional research that has potential to improve our understanding of global change and its implications while contributing to a sound scientific basis for policymaking in areas affected by global change.
Explore regional researchCapacity development
CAPaBLE, our scientific capacity development programme, aims to enhance the capacity of scientists, policymakers and practitioners to assess global change issues, and explore options to resolve issues towards achieving sustainability. Through CAPaBLE, we support activities that enhance capacity at individual, organizational and systemic levels.
Explore capacity developmentScience-policy linkages
One of our goals is to strengthen interactions among scientists and policymakers. To this end, we work with governments, project teams and international partner organizations to develop policy-relevant knowledge products and create empowering environments conducive to enhancing science-policy interactions.
Explore science-policy linkagesSearch projects
Latest projects
Integrated governance of microplastic pollution under climate change within a One Health Framework: A platform for sustainable practices for coastal Asia
Coping with concurrent heatwaves and ozone pollution in megacities of East and Southeast Asia: Past trends, current mitigation strategies, and future adaptation measures
Emerging contaminants in fine particulate matter: A comparative study of Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl Substances (PFAS) and Mercury across Southeast Asia
Empowering site managers for effective wetland and migratory waterbird conservation in Asia: Building capacity through nature-based solutions, technology, and site-based responses to global change
Harnessing the resilience of agricultural heritage systems to climate change in the highlands of Southeast Asia
Advancing SDG 11 through capacity building and science-based urban spatial planning (SciBUSP) in Southeast Asia: Big Earth Data solutions for sustainable urban planning
The implications of tropical cyclones on food security and gender roles in disaster recovery and response in Fiji, the Cook Islands, Vanuatu, and the Solomon Islands
Developing community-centered self-help approaches of landslide early warning for local residents in mountainous monsoon regions of Southeast Asia under climate change (AppLEW)
