Actively involved in Reducing Emissions from Deforestation and Forest Degradation (REDD+) development since Conference of the Parties 13 (COP 13), Nepal is the recipient of international assistance to prepare for the implementation of REDD+,

In an effort to address Nepal’s post earthquake housing crisis, a new initiative is harnessing the country’s abundant bamboo resources to rebuild devastated communities and promote sustainable livelihoods. On 25 April 2015, a large earthquake

A river basin has common biophysical, economic, social, and cultural attributes, which facilitate relations among those who live in them who share common resources and related issues. Water resources assessment tools are needed to promote meaningful

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basin shared with key stakeholders in Nepal 11 Aug 2016, Published in bdreport24.com Research on adaptation and climate change in the Gandaki basin shared with key stakeholders in Nepal 11 Aug 2016, Published in Nepal Today HI-AWARE

Forest fires are a major challenge in Nepal, where large patches of forest are lost each year as a result of fire incidents. In recent years, the number of forest fire incidents has risen, further contributing...

This national consultation workshop will introduce the new Common Fund for Commodities (CFC)-funded project in Nepal to the Government of Nepal, multilateral donors, the private sector, and civil society organizations. This project aims to

The International Centre for Integrated Mountain Development (ICIMOD) attracted the world community’s attention to a range of climate change-related issues and their impact on the ecosystem of the Hindu Kush Himalayan region at COP21 in Paris this

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“Climate + Change - Indian Himalayan Region: Our Mountains, Our Future” initiative is an innovative, open-ended initiative to foster Climate Smart Communities throughout the Indian Himalayan region. Becoming Climate Smart requires increased

The action points were developed based on recommendations developed during a consultation organized by the Ministry of Chittagong Hill Tracts Affairs with the Bangladesh Planning Commission and the International Centre for Integrated Mountain

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This conference aims to explore and assess the role of mountains in the Anthropocene, and to develop plausible visions for mountains in a future where unintended or unforeseen consequences of human activities may dominate natural processes.

The Indus River Basin is shared by four countries Afghanistan, China, India, and Pakistan, with the largest portions of the basin lying in Pakistan (52%) and India (33%). The main river originates at Lake Ngangla Rinco on the Tibetan Plateau in the

Meeting Event Archive Stakeholder Consultative Workshop on National Strategy for Sustainable Brick Production in Bangladesh 27 Jul 2017 The Government of Bangladesh’s Department of Environment (DOE), the International Centre for

report: Bringing key stakeholders together to reduce Nepal’s landslide disaster risks 25 Apr 2016 For a country like Nepal, with extreme geological fragility and unsustainable development practices, landscape destruction is nothing new.

basin shared with key stakeholders in Nepal 11 Aug 2016, Published in bdreport24.com Research on adaptation and climate change in the Gandaki basin shared with key stakeholders in Nepal 11 Aug 2016, Published in Nepal Today HI-AWARE