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Project • 2003-CB03-NMY, 2004-CB05-CMY, 2005-CB05-CMY

Capacity Development for Greenhouse Gases Inventory Development in Asia-Pacific Developing Countries

Project • 2003-CB05-NMY, 2004-CB04-CMY

Capacity Building in Climate Change Mitigation with Locally Owned Technology and Systems

Project • 2003-CB06-NSY

UNFCCC Training Workshop for National Climate Change Focal Points in the APN region on Guiedlines for National Communications from Non-Annex I Parties

Project • 2003-CB08-NSY

Travel Fellowships for Young Scientists to attend the 1st CLIVAR conference/Climate Modelling Workshops on RCMS

Project • 2003-CRP01-NMY, 2004-CRP01-CMY, 2005-CRP01-CMY

Enhancement of National Capacities in the Application of Simulaton Models for the Assessment of Climate Change and its Impacts on Water Resources and Food & Agricultural Production

Project • 2003-CRP02-NMY, 2004-CRP02-CMY, 2005-CRP02-CMY

Integrated Assessment Model for Developing Countries and Analysis of Mitigation Options and Sustainable Development Opportunities

Project • 2002-07

International Workshop on Reducing Vulnerability of Agriculture and Forestry to Climate Variability and Climate Change

Project • 2002-11

Joint Support for Symposium on Adaptation of Asia and Pacific to Global Change in the 20th Pacific Science Congress

Project • 2002-12-NMY, 2003-04-CMY, 2004-02-CMY

Water Resources in South Asia: An Assessment of Climate Change-Associated Vulnerabilities and Coping Mechanisms

Project • 2001-02, 2002-13

Climate Variability and Change and Human Health in the Pacific Islands: The Cook Islands, Federated States of Micronesia and Fiji
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