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Project • EBLU2010-03NMY(R)-Scheyvens, EBLU2011-04CMY(R)-Scheyvens, EBLU2012-02CMY(R)-Scheyvens

Participatory Approaches to Forest Carbon Accounting to Mitigate Climate Change, Conserve Biodiversity, and Promote Sustainable Development

Project • EBLU2010-04NMY(C)-Skole, EBLU2011-02CMY(C)-Skole

Developing an MRV system for REDD+: Scaling up from project level to a national level REDD+ MRV systems for Laos and Viet Nam

Project • ARCP2010-08NSY

Impact of Climate Change on Food Security and Biosecurity of Crop Production Systems in Small Pacific Nations

Project • ARCP2010-09NSY

Enhancing Adaptation to Climate Change by Integrating Climate Risk into Long-Term Development Plans and Disaster Management

Project • ARCP2010-13NMY-Bae, ARCP2011-05CMY-Bae

Climate Change Impact Assessment on the Asia-Pacific Water Resources Under AWCI/GEOSS

Project • ARCP2011-02CMY-Koike, ARCP2010-10NMY-Koike

River Management System Development in Asia Based on Data Integration and Analysis System (DIAS) under the GEOSS

Project • ARCP2010-11NMY-Asanuma, ARCP2011-03CMY-Asanuma

Intercomparison of Landsurface Process Modelling at Asian Drylands

Project • ARCP2011-04CMY-Paudel, ARCP2010-12NMY

Community Based Forestry and Livelihoods in the Context of Climate Change Adaptation

Project • ARCP2010-14NMY, ARCP2011-06CMY-Li

Analysis on Urban Land-Use Changes and its Impacts on Food Security in Different Asian Cities of Four Developing Countries Using Modified CA Model

Project • ARCP2010-15NMY, ARCP2011-07CMY-Han

The Impact of Spatial Parameters on GHG Emission: A Comparative Study between Cities in China and India
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