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Data de Início e Hora
Novembro 4, 2009
12:30
PM.
Data de Término e Hora
Novembro 4, 2009
1:30
PM.
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Fraser Building, Room 157 University of Victoria
Victoria, British Columbia, Canada
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Featuring Stephen Tyler, Consultant and CAPI Associate.
Vietnam is one of the five countries in the world likely to be most affected by climate change. The country is urbanizing rapidly, and its cities lie in a narrow coastal lowland zone that is already vulnerable to flooding and tropical storms. This talk will review the climate vulnerabilities of thee medium-sized cities in Vietnam, and describe the bases for strengthening resilience to climate change in these cities. The talk will highlight climate adaptation challenges to be faced by Vietnamese cities in coming decades. Stephen Tyler is the founder of Adaptive Resource Management Ltd., an interdisciplinary consulting practice specializing in community-oriented natural resource management and adaptation studies, active in British Columbia and internationally.
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Centre for Asia-Pacific Initiatives
More specifically, CAPI was established to fulfill six functions:
(i) To serve as a clearing house for the collection and dissemination of information regarding activities on campus, and in the community;
(ii) To provide a forum for the exchange of ideas and information among interested persons...
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