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Report • 2026

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

Resources • 2025

Guideline for Dam Breaking Analysis and Flood Hazard Mapping

Resources • 2025

National Reservoir Inflow Forecasting: System Functional Overview

Report • 2025

Project final report: CRRP2022-07MY-Basri

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Project • CRRP2025-03MY-Pham

Developing community-centered self-help approaches of landslide early warning for local residents in mountainous monsoon regions of Southeast Asia under climate change (AppLEW)

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Project • CRRP2025-04MY-Setiawan

The dynamics and spread of Invasive Alien Species (IAS) in equatorial ecosystems under climate change: A comprehensive study through in situ and satellite observation, genomics, and mathematical model

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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

Project • CRRP2025-08MY-To

Emerging contaminants in fine particulate matter: A comparative study of Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl Substances (PFAS) and Mercury across Southeast Asia

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Project • CBA2025-01SY-Fu

Empowering site managers for effective wetland and migratory waterbird conservation in Asia: Building capacity through nature-based solutions, technology, and site-based responses to global change

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