START in partnership with UNEP, WMO, IPCC, the University of Ghana, the University of Dar es Salaam and the Bangladesh Centre for Advanced Studies recently launched a 9-city assessment on urban and peri-urban agriculture and climate change. More
START is pleased to announce the grantees for the 2011 START Grants for Global Environmental Change Research in Africa. The theme of this year's Call for Applications was climate change, agriculture, and food security with an emphasis on the sustainability of ecosystem services. More
The second international conference – Cities at Risk: Building Adaptive Capacities for Managing Climate Change Risks in Asian Coastal Cities (CAR II) – was held from 11-13 April 2011 in Taipei, Taiwan. View Presentations
START is partnering with the University of Cape Town’s CSAG, the WCRP, the CDKN, the ICTP, and the SMHI to develop an Africa-wide training program that aims to develop the capacity and expertise within the region to analyze, interpret and apply CORDEX results to decision making in terms that are relevant to Africa’s knowledge needs. More
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START Participates in Games for a New Climate Jessica Boesl, March 30th, 2012
On 26-27 March START participated in Games for a New Climate at the Frederick S. Pardee Center for the Study of the Longer-Range Future to support and promote the use of games to teach people about the uncertainty and risks associated with extreme weather events.
ACCFP Alumni and US Federal Agencies Convene for Climate Adaptation Dialogue Clark Seipt, February 24th, 2012
ACCFP Alumni convened at the U.S. Global Change Research Program’s National Coordination Office to discuss their experiences applying scientific knowledge to climate change adaptation efforts in Africa.