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Project • 2005-11-NSY

DIVERSITAS First Open Science Conference 2005: Travel fund for scientists from developing countries in the Asia Pacific region

Project • 2005-18-NMY, 2006-02-CMY

The Human Dimensions of Urban Ecosystems: Applying the Human Ecosystems Model (HEM) to Urban Environmental Management in ASEAN

Project • 2005-23-NSY

The Degraded Ecosystem Restoration in the Arid and Semi-arid Northern China-Mongolia Region

Project • 2004-09-NSG

Biodiversity Measures in Different Biomes: The Challenge for the Next Decade

Project • 2004-10-NSY

Climate Interactions and Marine Ecosystems: Effects of Climate on the Structure and Function of Marine Food-Webs and Implications for Marine Fish Production in the North Pacific Ocean Marginal Seas

Project • 2004-13-NMY, 2005-03-CMY

Synergy between ecosystem change and biodiversity studies in the Western Pacific and Asia: Establishing case studies for carbon management and biodiversity conservation

Project • 2004-CB08-NSY

Toward Quantitative Understanding of the Natural Fluctuations of Marine Coastal Fisheries of Sardines and Anchovies and their Impact on Fishing-Dependant Human Communities

Project • 2003-10-NMY, 2004-05-CMY

Building local capacity for global change research: the Millennium Ecosystem Assessment sub-global activities in the Asia-pacific region

Project • 2002-17, 2003-06

PABITRA Network for Collaborative Research on the Ecology of Global Change in Island Landscapes of the Tropical Pacific

Project • 2002-18

Sustainable Livelihoods and Biodiversity in the Uplands of Southeast Asia: A Multi-cultural Assessment of Resilience, Risks and Opportunities

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