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Project • CBA2009-04NSY-Visarto

Workshop on Climate and Agricultural Risk Management, Phnom Penh, 2009

Project • CBA2009-05NSY-Salinger

International Workshop on the Content, Communication and Use of Weather and Climate Products and Services for Sustainable Agriculture

Project • CBA2009-06NSY-Brunner

Capacity Building for Mainstreaming Climate Change Issues into Socio-Economic Development Planning in Viet Nam

Project • CBA2009-07NSY-Larigauderie

Second DIVERSITAS Open Science Conference: “Biodiversity and Society: Understanding Connections, Adapting to Change”: Ensuring a Strong Scientific Contribution from the Asia-Pacific Region

Project • CBA2009-08NSY-Almoite

Scaling-Up Agroforestry Promotion Towards Mitigating Climate Change in Southeast Asia

Project • CBA2009-10NSY-Li

Inter-Agency Collaborative Technologies in Earth Observations (EO) for Global Change Research in the Asia-Pacific Region

Project • CBA2009-11NMY, CBA2010-01CMY

Promoting Sustainable Use of Waste Biomass in Cambodia, Lao People’s Democratic Republic and Thailand: Combining Food Security, Bio-energy and Climate Protection Benefits

Project • CBA2009-12NMY-Togtohyn, CBA2010-02CMY-Togtohyn

Dryland Development Paradigm (DDP) Application for the Most Vulnerable to Climate and Land Use Change of Pastoral Systems in the Southern Khangai Mountains of Mongolia (DDPPaS)

Project • CRP2009-01NMY, CRP2010-01CMY

Vulnerability Mapping as Policy Tool in Developing Countries

Project • CIA2009-05-Jitpraphai

Developing Research Capacity on Assessing Community Livelihood Vulnerability to Climate Change Impacts in Central Vietnam and Mekong River Delta

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