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Peer-reviewed publication • 2020

Projected evolution of drought characteristics in Vietnam based on CORDEX-SEA downscaled CMIP5 data

Peer-reviewed publication • 2020

Isolation of efficient cellulose decomposer in sandy cropland and its application in straw turnover in agro-pasture ecotone of northern China

Peer-reviewed publication • 2021

Using best available information to conduct impact assessment of future climatic hazards on a landfill

Peer-reviewed publication • 2021

Roles of ecotourism in household income improvement and natural resources protection in Tam Giang Lagoon of Quang Loi Commune, Quang Dien

Peer-reviewed publication • 2021

HIỆN TRẠNG VÀ MÔ HÌNH PHÁT TRIỂN DU LỊCH DỰA VÀO CỘNG ĐỒNG TẠI THỪA THIÊN HUẾ

Book / book chapter • 2021

Adaptation communication of indigenous and local knowledge: Can community radios be mobilized in the Hindu Kush Himalaya region?

UNESCO World Heritage Site - Nagacadan Rice Terraces (Kiangan, Ifugao) (PHOTO: FLICKR/SHUBERT LAZARO CIENCIA (CC))

Project • CRRP2020-07MY-Deepagoda

Greenhouse gas emissions from paddy ecosystems (GREPEC): Critical windows of water and gas diffusivity

Peer-reviewed publication • 2021

The importance of community perceptions and capacity building in payment for ecosystems services: A case study at Phu Kao, Thailand

Photo by Tom Rickhuss on Unsplash

Project • CBA2020-03MY-Dey

Building capacities among AP-PLAT partners in the “science of pricing ecosystem services” for enabling ecosystem-based adaptation for sustainable future

Photo by Mamun Srizon on Unsplash

Project • CBA2020-02MY-Mizuno

Development of adaptation communication framework mainstreaming indigenous and local knowledge for Hindu-Kush Himalayan region

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