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Project • CBA2007-03NSY-Nunn

Understanding Environmental Decision-Making in the Rural Pacific Islands

Project • CBA2007-09NSY

Capacity Building in Asian Countries on Climate Change Issues Related to Future Regime

Peer-reviewed publication • 2007

The Use of Agriculture System Modeling for Crop Management: Case Study in Pusaka Negara

Project • CBA2006-10NSY

Institutional Dimensions of Global Environmental Change (IDGEC) Synthesis Conference; Institutions for Sustainable Development in the Face of Global Environmental Change: Questioning – Explaining – Demystifying (QED)

Project • CBA2006-12NMY-Boer, CBA2008-01CMY-Boer

Increasing Adaptive Capacity of Farmers to Extreme Climate Events and Climate Variability through Enhancement of Policy-Science-Community Networking

Project • CRP2006-01NMY, CRP2007-01CMY, CRP2008-01CMY

Improving Policy Responses to Interactions Between Global Environmental Change and Food Security Across the Indo-Gangetic Plain

Project • CBA2006-07NSY

Institutional Dimensions of Global Environmental Change: Water, Trade, and Environment

Project • 2005-19-NSG

Implementation of the LOICZ II Science Plan through Regional and National Workshops, Synthesis and Policy Assessment, Gap-filling Studies, Capacity Building and Networking in the South Asian Region (Regional Scoping Workshop on Science-Policy Linkages in Integrated Coastal Zone)

Project • 2005-CB02-NMY

Guidelines for Environmental Education Focusing on Environmental Ethics and the Human Dimensions of Global Change

Project • 2004-12-NMY, 2005-02-CMY

Role of institutions in global environmental change
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