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  1. Impact of Climate Change on Physical and Social Infrastructure

  2. Impact on food security, energy security, and tourism in the GMS


  1. Change in Precipitation (linear trend) in the GMS between 1901 and 2002
  2. Change in Wet Day Frequency (linear trend) in the GMS between 1901 and 2002
  3. Change in Mean Temperature(linear trend) in the GMS between 1901 and 2002
  4. Mean Maximum Temperature Anomalies (1995-2002) in the GMS relative to 1901-1920
  5. Mean Minimum Temperature Anomalies (1995-2002) in the GMS relative to 1901-2002
  6. Rice production and risks of climate change (min. temp. anomalies, sea level rise/storm surge)
  7. Viet Nam - Energy Safety: Hydropower and Temperature Change
  8. Viet Nam - Energy Safety: Risks from Climate Change
  9. Sea level rise & storm surge (1m+3m): Potential risk to major GMS investments
  10. Sea level rise & storm surge (5m+3m): Potential risk to major GMS investments
  11. Sea level rise & storm surge (1m+3m): Potential risk to population
  12. Sea level rise & storm surge (5m+3m): Potential risk to population
  13. Cambodia's Tourism Assets - potential vulnerability to sea level rise, storm surge & flash floods (with Previous Mekong floods)
  14. Cambodia's Tourism Assets - potential vulnerability to sea level rise, storm surge & flash floods
  15. Cambodia's Mangrove Forest - Efficient Protection from Risks of Storm Surge
  16. Important Biodiversity Hotspots and Increase in Maximum Temperature (1901-2002)
  17. Important Biodiversity Hotspots and Change in Precipitation (1901-2002)


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