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Peer-reviewed publication • 2021

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

Peer-reviewed publication • 2021

Development of an integrated approach for the assessment of climate change impacts on the hydro-meteorological characteristics of the Mahaweli River Basin, Sri Lanka

Book / book chapter • 2021

National policies and programs on climate change and disaster risks that address human security

Resources • 2021

Expert Workshop on ICLAP Data Structure and Analysis in the Asia-Pacific Cities

Peer-reviewed publication • 2021

Multiple values of Bhitarkanika mangroves for human well-being: synthesis of contemporary scientific knowledge for mainstreaming ecosystem services in policy planning

Webinar • 4 March 2021

Side event at the 7th APAN Forum: Partnerships to harmonize science information and knowledge at regional scales for enabling adaptation

Perspective • 2 March 2021

China mainstreaming ecosystem restoration technology into national development priorities for building an ecological civilization

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

Photo by Arisa Chattasa on Unsplash

Project • CBA2020-11SY-Higelin

Connecting women-led local realities with the global discourse on climate adaptation and DRR: Interrogating women’s lived experiences in Cambodia and Vanuatu

Resources • 2021

A web-based graphical user interface (GUI) visualization tool for extreme climate analysis for Serayu, Indonesia and Krishna, India river basins

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