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Project • CRRP2017-06MY-Kawasaki

Effective Models for Payment Mechanisms for Forest Ecosystem Services in Papua New Guinea, Philippines and Thailand

Project • CRRP2017-04MY-Balt

Ecological vulnerability assessment for adaptation strategy formulation at different spatial scales in Western Mongolia and China

Project • CRRP2017-05MY-Demberel

Climatogenic Transformation of the Alpine Landscapes in Mongolian and Russian Altai

Project • CRRP2017-09SY-Ahmed

Understanding the opportunities and challenges of compliance to safe building codes for disaster resilience in South Asia—the cases of Bangladesh and Nepal

Project • CRRP2016-01MY-Park

Water Pollution Impacts on Carbon Export and Greenhouse Gas Evasion from Asian River Systems

Project • CRRP2016-02MY-Santisirisomboon

SEACLID/CORDEX Southeast Asia Phase 2: High-resolution analysis of climate extreme over key areas in Southeast Asia

Project • CRRP2016-03MY-Nunn

Risk and resilience in the Pacific: Influence of peripherality on exposure and responses to global change

Project • CRRP2016-04MY-Zhen

Assessing land use functions for sustainable land management in Asian countries

Project • CRRP2016-05MY-Rowlings

Managing Organic Amendments to Reduce Greenhouse Gas Emissions and Supplement Fertiliser Nitrogen Inputs in Tropical Indian and Sri Lankan Agricultural Soils

Project • CRRP2016-06MY-Kumar

Development of new water supply strategies in two major cities of India and Sri Lanka in the context of climate change, rapid urbanization and population growth: a vulnerability assessment approach
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