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Book / book chapter • 2013

Promoting risk insurance in the Asia-Pacific region: Lessons from the ground for the future climate region under UNFCCC

Peer-reviewed publication • 2013

Supporting local climate change adaptation: a participatory assessment process for secondary cities in Bangladesh and Viet Nam

Peer-reviewed publication • 2013

Capacity building of ALOS satellite data to support mapping and monitoring deforestation and degradation in Indonesia

Peer-reviewed publication • 2013

Conservation Gap Analysis of Dipterocarp Hotspots in Sarawak Using GIS, Remote Sensing and Herbarium Data

Peer-reviewed publication • 2013

Balancing CO2 in the school campus: A strategic entry for greening school communities

Peer-reviewed publication • 2013

Coastal Altimetry Benefits From CryoSat‐2 Synthetic Aperture Measurements: 6th Coastal Altimetry Workshop; Riva del Garda, Italy, 20–21 September 2012

Peer-reviewed publication • 2013

Advancing local green practices towards establishing sound material cycle society in Asian cities

Project • ARCP2012-17NMY-Burnett, ARCP2013-12CMY-Burnett

Assessing the Impact of Climate Change and Development Pressures on Nutrient Inputs into the Mekong River and Tonle Sap

Brief • 2012

Project update: Participatory approaches to forest carbon accounting to mitigate climate change, conserve biodiversity and promote sustainable development

Project • ARCP2012-19NSY-Kamal

Assessing Climate Change Impacts on Salt Marsh and Seagrass Ecosystems in the South and South East Asian Coasts

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