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Project • CBA2024-01SY-Santiago

Bridging academic researchers and vulnerable island communities in the Philippines: Enhancing capacities for climate and disaster risk management of low-income municipalities in Batanes, Philippines

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Project • CBA2024-02SY-Neupane

Empowering communities: visualization of citizen science contributions in disaster risk reduction (CSDRR)

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Project • AOA2022-02SY-Babel

Training workshop on “How to Measure Water Security? Using the Water Security Assessment Tool (WATSAT)”

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Project • CRRP2023-07MY-Nguyen Huy

Developing a new integrated physical-statistical-financial approach for regional flood risk reduction under climate change

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Project • CRRP2023-08MY-Cruz

Climatic hazard assessment to enhance resilience against climate extremes for Southeast Asian megacities (CARE for SEA megacities)

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Project • CRRP2023-09MY-Das

Mitigation potential of GHGs from open waste burning under present scenario and future optimistic scenarios: cases of south asian countries Nepal and Bangladesh

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Project • CRRP2023-10MY-Uchiyama

Unraveling urban resilience using City Preparedness Index: Scientific evaluation method for developing policy and action networks

Project • CBA2023-01MY-Landicho

Future-proofing smallholder farmers in selected rural communities in the Philippines through nature-positive food production

Project • CBA2023-02MY-Ju

Exploring technologies innovation for smallholder farmers in the context of climate smart agriculture

Project • CBA2023-02MY-Azhari

Building capacity through co-production in Indonesia and Malaysia to address the climate change communication gap between scientific and lay audiences through journalists

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