Updates
APN participates in the SPREP dialogue driving climate resilience efforts in the Pacific
Call for Participants: 2025 APN Proposal Development Training Workshop in the Temperate East Asian Region
Call for research proposal: Accelerating research for sustainable and inclusive solutions for enhance urban resilience to climate change in ASEAN
Core activities
Regional research
Through the competitive Collaborative Regional Research Programme (CRRP), we promote regional research that has potential to improve our understanding of global change and its implications while contributing to the sound scientific basis for policymaking in areas affected by global change.
Explore regional researchCapacity development
CAPaBLE, our scientific capacity development programme, aims to enhance the capacities of scientists, policymakers and practitioners to assess global change issues, and explore options to resolve the issues towards achieving sustainability. Through CAPaBLE, we support activities that enhance capacities at the individual, organizational and systemic levels.
Explore capacity developmentScience-policy linkages
One of our goals is to strengthen the interactions among scientists and policymakers. To this end, we work with governments, project teams and international partner organizations to develop policy-relevant knowledge products and to create empowering environments conducive to enhancing science-policy interactions.
Explore science-policy linkages
Our impact
More than
projects funded since 1996
More than
awarded as project grants as of July 2020 (in USD)
projects led by researchers and practitioners from developing countries in the Asia-Pacific region
publications produced
Recent publications
Multi-hazard probability assessment in Quinali A Watershed, Albay, Philippines
Activity Report: Establishment of Agroforestry Models in Barangay Tala, Rizal Laguna and Barangay San Cristobal, San Pablo City, Laguna
Microplastic abundance in the surface water of tropical estuarine fronts
Adapting mountain-farming systems to climate change by reducing food-nutrition-health vulnerability
Latest projects
