Srinivasan ANCHA
Former Staff (from Jun 2004 - Dec 2008 )
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In Asian Perspectives on Climate Regime Beyond 2012: Concerns, Interests and Priorities: Chapter1
Remarks: Asian Perspectives on Climate Regime Beyond 2012: Concerns, Interests and Priorities http://pub.iges.or.jp/modules/envirolib/view.php?docid=169
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In Asian Perspectives on Climate Regime Beyond 2012: Concerns, Interests and Priorities: Chapter3
Remarks: Asian Perspectives on Climate Regime Beyond 2012: Concerns, Interests and Priorities http://pub.iges.or.jp/modules/envirolib/view.php?docid=169
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In Asian Perspectives on Climate Regime Beyond 2012: Concerns, Interests and Priorities: Chapter10
Remarks: Asian Perspectives on Climate Regime Beyond 2012: Concerns, Interests and Priorities http://pub.iges.or.jp/modules/envirolib/view.php?docid=169
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In What's New From IGES (IGES newsletter)
気候変動への適応：アジアの開発へ向けた重要課題 気候政策プロジェクト上席研究員 アンチャ・スリニヴァサン 2005年11月 最近、インド洋の津波や米国を襲ったハリケーン「カトリーナ」、ベトナム北部を襲った熱帯性暴風雨「ダムレイ」など、大きな自然災害が世界各地で甚大な人的被害や都市基盤の損壊をもたらしたことがマスメディアで大きく取り上げられた。こうした自然災害はすべてが気候変動に起因するわけではないとされているが、「気候変動に関する政府間パネル第三次評価報告書（TAR）」によると、今後は気候変動が原因で異常気象の頻度や強度が増す恐れがあるといわれている。残念なことに、これまで全世界の気候変動に関連する災害の九割はアジア太平洋地域で起きており、1970年代以来、50万人以上の人命が失われている。...
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In What's New From IGES (IGES newsletter)
Recent catastrophic events, such as Tsunami in the Indian Ocean, Hurricane Katrina in the United States and tropical storm Damrey in northern Vietnam, received great attention in the public media due to their extensive human and infrastructure-related losses. While such events cannot be attributed solely to climate change, the Third Assessment...
Conference Paper
"The 6th Open Meeting of the Human Dimensions o f Global Environmental Change
Conference Paper
"The 6th Open Meeting of the Human Dimensions o f Global Environmental Change
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In Sustainable Asia 2005 and Beyond
Conference Paper
Proceedings of the 15th Asia-Pacific Seminar on Climate Change, Yokohama, Japan. 11-15 Sep. 2005.
Discussion Paper
Impacts of climate change are likely to be severe in the Asia-Pacific region but adaptive capacity is weak in most countries and communities. As much of the adaptation is site-specific and has to be developed at the individual and community level, it is crucial to harness local knowledge in designing adaptation strategies. Focus group interviews...
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