climate change
Sharing Knowledge on Climate Change Science and Adaptation in Melamchi, Sindhupalchok: A Brief Report
Climate Change Awareness Program and Consultation cum Interaction Program in Baglung, Okhaldhung and Solukhumbu District
A Brief Report on Climate Change Awareness Program & Consultation cum Interaction Program on Climate Change Knowledge Management
Assessing Impacts of Climate Change and Water Induced Disasters from Gendered Perspective in Darchula, Nepal
RIVER ECOLOGICAL STUDY: BUILDING THE KNOWLEDGE BASE FOR VARIETY OF ASSESSMENTS SUCH AS CLIMATE CHANGE IN NEPAL
Region-wise Effects of Climate Sensitive Variables on Some Specific Disease Burdens in Nepal
Building Knowledge for Climate Resilience in Nepal: Research Briefs
Assessment of Current Energy consumption Practices, Carbon Emission and Indoor Air Pollution in Samagaun, Manasalu Conservation Area, Nepal
Nepal is one of the lowest energy consuming countries in the world. More than 85 percent of its total energy comes from traditional biomass energy such as forests, agricultural residues and by-products from crops. Due to increasing per capita energy consumption, natural resources are being depleted with heavy emission of GHGs in the atmosphere which is supposed to be the cause of global climate change.
Macroinvertebrates as biological indicators of climate induced change in Nepal Himalaya
The rivers and streams of Himalayan region are most vulnerable to climate change and are likely to affect all freshwater ecosystems and their fauna. Benthic macroinvertebrates are sensitive to changes in temperature, precipitation, and the associated flow regimes, which make them particularly responsive to the effects of climate change.
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