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03 September 2013

An Analysis of Forestry Policy, Acts and Rules of Bhutan to Mainstream Climate Change Adaptation

Bhutan is a small, mountainous country on the southern slopes of the eastern Himalayas. It has only about 738,000 inhabitants,1 but it is home to an astounding array of biodiversity. In fact, the country is in one of the world’s t...

THEMES : Adaptation Strategies / Adaptation-Mitigation Nexus

PUBLICATION TYPE : Report / Paper

Bhutan, Northeast Asia

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26 June 2013

Understanding the Policy Contexts for Mainstreaming Climate Change in Bhutan and Nepal: A Synthesis

This report is a synthesis of two Adaptation Knowledge Platform studies that sought to understand the policy contexts for addressing climate change adaptation and key conservation issues in Nepal and Bhutan. These two Himalayan co...

THEMES : Communication and Awareness

PUBLICATION TYPE : Report / Paper

Bhutan, Nepal, South Asia

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15 June 2012

Review of current and planned adaptation action: South Asia

This document presents a review of current and planned adaptation action in South Asia, which is defined as including the following countries: Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Bhutan, India, Maldives, Nepal, Pakistan and Sri Lanka. It fir...

THEMES : Gender and Social Impacts

PUBLICATION TYPE : Report / Paper

All Countries, South Asia

20 May 2012

Ecosystem Services and Poverty Alleviation Study in South Asia (ESPASSA): A Situation Analysis for India and the Hindu Kush Himalayan Region. Annex B: Country Reports.

This Annex to the main regional report contains several country reports discussing links between poverty and ecosystem services. The reports are as follows: A Situation Analysis of Ecosystem Services and Poverty Linkages in Bangl...

THEMES : Natural Resources and Agriculture / Ecosystems Based Adaptation

PUBLICATION TYPE : Report / Paper

All Countries, South Asia