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This report is an update of the Sustainable Banking in ASEAN report issued by WWF in partnership with the National University of Singapore (NUS) Centre for Governance, Institutions and Organisations (CGIO) in October 2017. This report benchmarks 34 banks

This report seeks to address a major research gap by adopting an intersectionality approach to better understand the different climate risks, vulnerabilities, adaptation and resilience among people of different ages and different genders. In particular

This study integrates a socioeconomic damage assessment model with a near real-time flood remote sensing and decision support tool (NASA’s Project Mekong). The study assesses direct damages to populations, infrastructure, and land cover using the 2011

Climate change will potentially have negative impacts on urban transportation insfrastructure (UTI) in Southeast Asia. Therefore, improved understanding of climate change loss and damage, as well as the linkages between hazards, vulnerabilities, adaptive

This paper estimates the impact on the US export economy of an illustrative infectious disease outbreak scenario in Southeast Asia that has 3 stages starting in 1 country and, if uncontained, spreads to 9 countries. The study used 2014-2016 West Africa

Aftershocks aims to provide readers with an accessible look at what would happen today if we were to experience some of the iconic disasters of the past. The pages that follow look at how risk modeling can be used to analyze natural events that led to the

This booklet features a collection of stories that reflects the widespread work of ADPC across Asia and the Pacific and beyond. It not only showcases ADPC's extensive work to achieve its vision of safer communities and sustainable development through

ASEAN Science-Based Disaster Management Platform (ASDMP) Project

This disaster management research roadmap for the ASEAN region was created in the hopes that it will guide the process of achieving the goal of becoming a global leader on disaster risk