Welcome to CLIMATE 2011 / KLIMA 2011
The World´s CO2-friendly Scientific On-line Climate Conference
"Climate Change and Disaster Risk Management"
7-12 November 2011
The global climate neutral conference CLIMATE 2011 has been closed.
Thank you all for your participation at Climate 2011! Climate 2011 was a great success and we have moved a step forward in respect of a better understanding of the connections between climate change and disaster management.
The interactive parts of the conference are now closed, but you can still access the conference content. Selected papers will be published in a book or in peer-reviewed journal. All registered participants will be informed about the next steps.
We also want to invite you to take part in Climate 2012, to be held on 5-9 November 2012, with the theme "Climate Change, Island States and Sustainable Technolgies".
See you at Climate 2012!
Worldwide participation
Current Top 10 countries:
- Germany
- Afghanistan
- United States of America
- India
- Bangladesh
- Nepal
- Vietnam
- United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland
- Nigeria
- Australia
Select a category with papers
 | Climate-smart disaster risk management |
 | Climate-smart capacity-building |
 | Costs and benefits of climate-smart adaptation |
 | Climate smart methods, tools and technological solutions |
Most read papers
- Environmental Performance and Vulnerability to Climate Change: A Case Study of India, Nepal, Bangladesh, and Pakistan
- An Analysis of the Causes of Non-responses to Cyclone Warnings and the Use of Indigenous Knowledge for Cyclone Forecasting in Bangladesh
- Climate-Change Refugees in Nepal: the need for Climate-Smart Capacity Building
- Addressing Interpretive Uncertainty in Flood Risk Management
- How effective is small dam flood safety accountability and assurance policy in Vietnam?
Newest discussion entries
- A very good paper.
(written by Saraswati KhadkaChhetri)
Comment for paper "Environmental Performance and Vulnerability to Climate Change: A Case Study of India, Nepal, Bangladesh, and Pakistan" - Extremely Good Paper.
(written by Sher Chhetri)
Comment for paper "Environmental Performance and Vulnerability to Climate Change: A Case Study of India, Nepal, Bangladesh, and Pakistan" - Re: Using Artificial Neural Network in monitoring and validation
(written by Ingo Hartmeyer)
Comment for paper "Adapting to Climate Change in a High Mountain Environment – Developing a Monitoring Expert System for Hazardous Rock Walls"
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2012
Join us again in 2012 for another exciting week full of learning, discussion and interaction and save this date: CLIMATE 2012, 5 to 9 Nov 2012, on Climate Change, Island States and Sustainable Energy!
News
2011/11/18
CLIMATE 2011 has ended - but all content still accessible!
Even though the e-conference has closed its virtual doors - meaning that the discussion boards are closed -, you can still access all papers, watch the climate videos, check out funding sources etc.
2011/11/10
Best Paper Award 2011
CLIMATE 2011 is proud to give this year's award to Medani P. Bhandari from the Syracuse University, US, for his paper "Environmental Performance and Vulnerability to Climate Change: A Case Study of India, Nepal, Bangladesh, and Pakistan". Congratulations!
2011/11/09
Review Live Chat 10 Nov: Climate-smart disaster risk management
This Q+A session, facilitated by the Institute of Development Studies and Plan International explored in detail the climate smart disaster risk management approach: What would a climate smart organisation, programme or policy look like in the real world? Missed this chat? Find the chat log here.
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