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Peer-reviewed publication • 2025

Socio-ecological approaches in the science of pricing ecosystem services: A perception-based study in some wetlands of Asia and the Pacific

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Project • CBA2025-03MY-Lambino

Gearing up and applying Inter- and transdisciplinary skills in Asia: Building the transdisciplinarity capacity of early career professionals (GAIA Trainers’ Training)

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Project • CBA2025-07MY-Sengupta

Building capacities for risk accounting and auditing in climate sensitive agrarian socio- ecologies of the Hindu Kush Himalayas: Strengthening loss and damage assessment system for community-resilience

Peer-reviewed publication • 2025

Assessing Urban Resilience Through Physically Based Hydrodynamic Modeling Under Future Development and Climate Scenarios: A Case Study of Northern Rangsit Area, Thailand

Peer-reviewed publication • 2025

Assessing climate hazard risks for Mongolian herders: A county-level study in Khovd, Bayankhongor, Dundgovi provinces

Peer-reviewed publication • 2025

Building resiliency of smallholder farmers in upland farming communities in Isabela Province, Philippines

Resources • 2025

Training Manual: Climate-Smart Agriculture Practices for Water-Stressed Area

Peer-reviewed publication • 2025

Selecting the best CMIP6 GCMs for application and downscaling studies over Pakistan, Nepal and Bangladesh

Peer-reviewed publication • 2025

Microplastic occurrence in 21 coastal marine fish species from fishing communities on Viti Levu, Fiji

Peer-reviewed publication • 2025

Soil Salinity Levels Caused by Saltwater Intrusion in Coastal Paddy Areas of Sri Lanka

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