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Peer-reviewed publication • 2026

Licensed Commoning and the Authoritarian Commons: Governing Participation in China’s Community Gardens

Report • 2026

Report: GAIA Project Holds Co-Design Workshop for Trainers’ Training on Transdisciplinary Approaches

Peer-reviewed publication • 2025

Mass distribution of PET and PC microplastics in the atmosphere of Tianjin, China

Report • 2025

Project final report: CBA2023-02MY-Ju

Report • 2025

Project final report: CRRP2022-09MY-Myagmarsuren

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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 • CBA2025-06MY-Elahi

Strengthening institutional capacity and farmer adoption of protective practices for climate-resilient pest management in South Asian rice farming

Vy Xuyen, Ha Giang, Vietnam. Credit: Nguyen Sy Kha

Project • CRRP2025-01MY-Nguyen

Harnessing the resilience of agricultural heritage systems to climate change in the highlands of Southeast Asia

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Project • CRRP2025-06MY-He

Integrated governance of microplastic pollution under climate change within a One Health Framework: A platform for sustainable practices for coastal Asia

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Project • CRRP2025-07MY-Huang

Coping with concurrent heatwaves and ozone pollution in megacities of East and Southeast Asia: Past trends, current mitigation strategies, and future adaptation measures

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