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    • Global warming of 1.5°C
    • Dynamics of ecosystem services
    • Drought
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    • Effective adaptation
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    • Mobility
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      • Building capacity among vulnerable groups
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East Africa Ecosystem Services

14 May 2014
14 May 2014

East Africa Ecosystem Services

 

 

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Adaptation is about people

11 Sep 2019
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Reflections on ASSAR’s multi-level learning: What we achieved and what we learnt in the process

26 Aug 2019

What will global warming of 1.5°C and 2°C above pre-industrial levels mean for semi-arid regions?

09 May 2019

Adaptation is about people: a new ASSAR video

09 May 2019
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From individual to institutional to public – ASSAR’s capacity strengthening in India

11 Apr 2019
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The stories we encounter in the field are the story of all of our lives

11 Apr 2019
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