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Project • CAF2016-RR01-CMY-Basnayake, CAF2015-RR01-CMY-Basnayake, CAF2014-RR01-NMY-Basnayake

Developing Climate Inclusive Potential Loss and Damage Assessment Methodology for Flood Hazards

Project • CAF2015-RR05-CMY-Lasco, CAF2014-RR05-NMY-Lasco

Assessing the Linkages between Climate Change Adaptation (CCA), Disaster Risk Reduction (DRR), and Loss and Damage (L&D): Case Studies in the Low-Lying Coastal Cities of Indonesia, Philippines, Thailand and Vietnam

Project • CAF2015-RR02-CMY-Singh, CAF2014-RR02-NMY-Singh

Developing and Promoting a People-centred Approach to Assess and Address Impacts of Climate Change Induced Loss and Damage

Peer-reviewed publication • 2014

Assessing diffusive fluxes and pore water radon activities via a single automated experiment

Report • 2014

Project Final Report: CBA2013-11NSY-Pakharkova

Peer-reviewed publication • 2014

Capacity building assessment for integrated marine biogeochemistry and ecosystem research in the Asia-Pacific region

Peer-reviewed publication • 2014

Atmospheric deposition versus rock weathering in the control of streamwater chemistry in a tropical rain-forest catchment in Malaysian Borneo

Peer-reviewed publication • 2014

Climate change vulnerability and adaptation in Metro Manila: Challenging governance and human security needs of urban poor communities

Peer-reviewed publication • 2014

Phytoplankton Biomass Dynamics in the Strait of Malacca within the Period of the SeaWiFS Full Mission: Seasonal Cycles, Interannual Variations and Decadal-Scale Trends

Book / book chapter • 2014

Climate change adaptation in metro manila: Community risk assessment and power in community interventions

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