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Project • ARCP2008-13NMY-Fukami, ARCP2009-01CMY-Fukami

Flood Risk Management Demonstration Project (phase 1) Under the Asian Water Cycle Initiative for the Global Earth Observation System of Systems (FRM/AWCI/GEOSS)

Project • ARCP2008-14NMY-Okladnikov, ARCP2009-02CMY-Okladnikov

Human Impact on Land-cover Changes in the Heart of Asia

Project • ARCP2008-15NMY-Nkitana, ARCP2009-03CMY-Nikitana

Reducing Water Insecurity through Stakeholder Participation in River Basin Management in the Asia-Pacific

Project • ARCP2008-16NMY-Shrestha, ARCP2009-04CMY-Shrestha

Impacts of Global Change on the Dynamics of Snow, Glaciers and Runoff over the Himalayan Mountains and Their Consequences for Highland and Downstream Regions

Project • ARCP2008-17NMY, ARCP2009-05CMY

Peri-Urban Development and Environmental Sustainability: Examples from China and India

Project • ARCP2008-18NMY-Braimoh, ARCP2009-06CMY-Braimoh

Managing Ecosystems Services in Asia: A Critical Review of Experiences in Montane Upper Tributary Watersheds

Project • ARCP2008-19NMY, ARCP2009-07CMY

Temperature Sensitivity of Soil CO2 Efflux as Altered by Rubber Tree Plantations in Southeast Asia

Project • ARCP2008-20NMY, ARCP2009-08CMY-Iqbal

Assessment of Food and Water Security in South-Asia under Changing Climate Scenario Using Crop Simulation and Water Management Models, and Identification of Appropriate Strategies to Meet Future Demands

Project • ARCP2007-09-NSY

Carbon Financial Markets, Rural Poverty, and Global Climate Change in Southeast Asia – Scoping Workshop, Training and Project Site Development

Project • ARCP2007-15-NSY

Assessing the Mitigation and Adaptation Options for Tropical Peatlands to Reduce GHG Emissions and Increase Resilience to Climate Change