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Perspective • 17 November 2021

On-the-ground promotion of climate change adaptation strategies in selected upland farming communities in Southeast Asia

Peer-reviewed publication • 2021

Capacity building at community forestry level for synergistic implementation of NDCs’ adaptation and mitigation commitments

Resources • 2021

Climate change adaptation through site specific agroforestry farming for communities and household in upstream catchment area of Da River: A Practical Guidance

Side event • 10 November 2021

Engaging in global change research: Experiences and lessons of APN-funded capacity development projects

Webinar • 10 November 2021

INREM 2021: Advancing Ecosystems Restoration, Resilience and Sustainable Development through INREM

Webinar • 5 November 2021

International Go Green Forum “Climate change: An inevitable disaster or a challenge that can be overcome?”

Side event • 26 October 2021

UNFCCC COP26 seminar: Development and utilization of information platforms towards climate resilient societies in the Asia-Pacific Region

Brief • 2021

Establishment of rainwater harvesting facilities in selected upland farming communities in Albay Province, Philippines: Lessons and experiences

Peer-reviewed publication • 2021

Investigating the main reasons for the tragedy of large saline lakes: Drought, climate change, or anthropogenic activities? A call to action

Peer-reviewed publication • 2021

Evaluation of prospects and barriers of biogas produced from livestock waste towards sustainable developmentand adaptation to climate change in Nghe An province, Viet Nam
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