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Project • ARCP2007-11NMY, ARCP2008-04CMY

Regional Collaborative Research on Climate Change Impacts on Surface Water Quality in Eastern Monsoon Asia: Towards Sound Management of Climate Risks

Project • ARCP2007-19NMY, ARCP2008-10CMY

Development and Application of Climate Extreme Indices and Indicators for Monitoring Trends in Climate Extremes and their Socio-Economic Impacts in South Asian Countries

Project • CBA2006-01NSY

Capacity building and buidling research needs on the ecology of global change and Island landscapes of the Republic of Palau

Project • CBA2006-09NSY

Scoping Workshop on South Asia Rapid Assessment Project’s (SARAP) Results for Designing Future Research Agenda and Capacity Building Requirements

Project • CBA2006-05NMY, CBA2007-02CMY

Climate Change and Variability Implications on Biodiversity — Youth Scenario Simulations and Adaptations

Project • CRP2006-03NMY, CRP2007-03CMY, CRP2008-03CMY

Climate Change in Southeast Asia and Assessment on Impact, Vulnerability and Adaptation on Rice Production and Water Balance

Project • 2006-08-NMY, 2007-03-CMY

Integrating Support System for Managing Environmental Change and Human Impact on Tropical Ecosystems in East Asia and the Pacific

Project • ARCP2006-13NMY, ARCP2007-07CMY

Investigation on the Impacts of Urban-Rural Air Pollution on Air Quality and Climate in Southeast Asia

Project • ARCP2005-10-NSY

Development and Application of Climate Extreme Indices and Indicators for monitoring Trends in Climate Extremes and their Socio-economic Impacts in South Asian Countries

Project • 2005-14-NSY

Community relocation as an option for adaptation to the effects of climate change and climate variability in Pacific Island Countries (PICs)

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