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Report • 2015

Evidence for climate change adaptation and disaster risk reduction synergies of interventions: An inductive approach

Project • CBA2014-11NSY(B&ES)-Zhang

IMBER ClimEco4 Summer School – Delineating the Issues of Climate Change and Impacts to Marine Ecosystems: Bridging the Gap between Research, Assessment, Policy and Management

Project • CBA2014-09NSY-Mathai

Training workshop and edited volume on “Green Growth: Political Ideology, Political Economy and Policy Alternatives”

Project • CAF2014-RR03-NMY-Pereira, CAF2015-RR03-CMY-Pereira, CAF2016-RR03-CMY-Pereira

Integrating CCA, DRR and L+D to Address Emerging Challenges due to Slow Onset Processes

Project • CBA2014-06NSY-Hien

Scientific Capacity Building in Climate Change Research Techniques for Non-Governmental Organisations (NGOs) in Vietnam

Project • ARCP2015-10CMY(B&ES)-Liang, ARCP2014-19NMY(B&ES)-Liang

Coastal forest management in the face of global change based on case studies in Japan, Myanmar and the Philippines

Project • CBA2014-04NSY-Divya, Sharma

A Comprehensive Capacity Building Program on Urban Climate Change Resilience in India

Peer-reviewed publication • 2014

Building capacity on access and benefit-sharing in Southeast Asia

Conference material • 2014

Summer School: Delineating the Issues of Climate Change and Impacts to Marine Ecosystems: Bridging the Gap Between Research, Assessment, Policy and Management

Book / book chapter • 2014

Vulnerability and Resilience of the Mongolian Pastoral Social-Ecological Systems to Multiple Stressors

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