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Our Regional Land Cover Monitoring System is a first-of-its-kind resource for the region
The RLCMS will improve reporting on forest cover change and support lawmakers in making evidencebased policies to improve related land management practices. Additionally, it will support relevant government departments in making policies, planning, and managing their forestry sector.
Spatially seamless and temporally consistent annual land cover maps for the HKH region support the sustainable management of natural resources, environmental protection, and food security, and provide required information for national and international reporting such as greenhouse gas inventories and environmental-economic accounting
Within hours of the 7.8 magnitude earthquake in Nepal on 25 April, help from overseas started arriving at Kathmandu airport. ...
The thematic working groups (TWGs) of the Himalayan University Consortium have proven to deepen network sustainability. ...
In 2021, we worked with the Secretariat of the Convention on Biological Diversity, partners and CBD ...
Crop residue burning affects public health and contributes to regional pollution and global warming.
The HKH region contains the largest concentration of snow, glaciers, and permafrost. The snow and ice-covered HKH Mountains are a ...
As a one-stop data portal for the HKH region, our Regional Database System ...
In a case illustrative of effective inter-agency collaboration and resource sharing, the flash flood in Panjshir Valley, north-central Afghanistan, on ...
Pastoral communities in the western Himalaya drylands are extremely vulnerable to recurrent droughts. Through our SERVIR-HKH ...