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Current Work on Issues Related to Glacier Melt/Retreat in AsiaAppendix A.2 ‐ Summary by RegionOrganizational GroupMultilaterals and UNagenciesOrganization NameWorld Bank (Afghanistan)UNEPUNDPADB (Afghanistan)Central Asian Institute for Applied Geosciences (CAIAG)The Executive Committee of the International Fund for saving the Aral SeaNGOs(Kazakhstan)BIOM (Kyrgyzstan)ICIMOD (Afghanistan)World Glacier Monitoring ServiceInternational Food and Policy Research Institute (IFPRI)Research InstitutesUS Geological Survey Afghanistan (Afghanistan and adjacent areas of Pakistan,Tajikistan, and Kyrgyzstan)Southeast AsiaSoutheast Asia (Mekong river basin)Donor AgenciesResearchInstitutes/NGOsUSAIDSIDACGIAR Challenge Program on Food and WaterInternational Water Management Institute (IWMI)Nicholas School of the Environment, Duke University4
Appendix A.3Summary by Theme
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AcknowledgementsThe diversity of in
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elevation, retreats. Measuring the
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Potential for Cross-Sectoral, Multi
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7. More efficient, climate-change-r
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An outcome of this process was incr
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changing ecosystems and land-use pa
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SECTION 2GLACIERS AND HYDROLOGIC CH
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complex and time consuming, so only
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The World Glacier Monitoring Servic
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and a decrease in the summer/winter
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alance. Berthier et al. (2007) comp
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forcing (climate change) (Ramanatha
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contribution, compared to total run
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These concerns are mirrored in the
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Human health and ecosystem impacts
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Glaciers are also an important sour
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and China (Figure 3.13 on page28).
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Figure 3.13. Projections of water s
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uncertainties about water availabil
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River Basin) include southern Kazak
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in action and the Mekong River Comm
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exacerbate vulnerability on the gro
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Another major information gap in th
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SECTION 5APPROACHES TO ADDRESSING C
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is deposited on reflective glacier
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