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Project • CBA2008-06NSY-Fuchs

Cities At Risk: Developing Adaptive Capacity for Climate Change in Asia’s Coastal Mega Cities

Project • ARCP2007-20-NSG

Development of Indices and Indicators for Monitoring Trends in Climate Extremes and its Application to Climate Change Projection

Project • ARCP2007-11NMY, ARCP2008-04CMY

Regional Collaborative Research on Climate Change Impacts on Surface Water Quality in Eastern Monsoon Asia: Towards Sound Management of Climate Risks

Project • ARCP2007-16NMY, ARCP2008-08CMY

Asian Mega-Deltas: Monsoon Circulation in Relation to Deltaic-Coastal Hazards and Future Mitigation

Project • ARCP2007-17NMY-Espaldon, ARCP2008-09CMY-Espaldon

Assessing Vulnerability of Communities and Understanding Policy Implications of Adaptation Responses to Flood-Related Landslides in Asia

Project • CBA2007-04NSY

Developing Chemical Analysis Capability in India and Pakistan and Risk Perception of Policy-Makers and People in Asia

Project • CBA2007-05NSY

New Risks of Climate Change – Building Capacity to Protect the Most Vulnerable

Project • 2006-12-NMY, 2007-06-CMY

Climate Crop Disease Risk Management: An International Initiative in the Asia-Pacific Region

Project • CBA2006-08NSY-Salinger

International Workshop on Coping with Agrometeorological Risks and Uncertainties: Challenges and Opportunities

Project • 2005-14-NSY

Community relocation as an option for adaptation to the effects of climate change and climate variability in Pacific Island Countries (PICs)
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