UCRSEA organized the panel, “Community vulnerabilities to Climate Change in Secondary Cities”, at the CCSEAS Conference with Profs. Amrita Daniere and
UCRSEA Panels at the 2017 Annual Conference of Canadian Association of Geographers
On 31 May 2017, UCRSEA organized a double panel session, “Addressing the Challenges of Urban Climate Change Resilience and Vulnerability
UCRSEA Panel Session at the Association of American Geographers (AAG) 2017 Conference
The UCRSEA Partnership Project held a panel session, “Addressing the Challenges of Urban Climate Change Resilience and Vulnerability in Southeast Asia”, at
The Politics of Flooding in Bangkok
With the disastrous Bangkok flood of 2011 as backdrop for his case study, Dr. Danny Marks, UCRSEA Postdoctoral Fellow, set out to challenge the dominant approach
Case Studies on Building Urban Climate Resilience in SEA
UCRSEA held a seminar on November 1 focusing on findings on recent fieldwork conducted by four graduate students in Cambodia
2016 UCRSEA Annual Workshop: Addressing the hallenges of climate vulnerability in urban areas
Opening the Second Annual Meeting and Workshop of Urban Climate Resilience in Southeast Asia Partnership Programme in Hanoi, H.E. David
Friend, Thinphanga present urban transformations, changing patterns of local risk in Mekong at NUS/UNU Conference
Richard Friend and Pakamas Thinphanga presented in a special session on the Mekong region at the Crossing Borders: Governing Environmental Disasters
Discussing climate change resilience research at Mahasarakham University
By Angelica de Jesus (PhD Candidate, University of Toronto) and Ishtiaq Afridi (UCRSEA Summer Research Intern, 2015 and Sustainability Management Program, University
University of Yangon welcomes UCRSEA
The University of Yangon was set up in 1848 and is the most well-known university in Myanmar. A centre of
The Implications of Urbanization and Climate Change in Urbanizing Cities in the Lower Mekong Region
Medium-sized cities in the Lower Mekong countries are rapidly urbanizing. Most urban centres are geographically located in hazardous space, such