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<strong>IGM</strong>/10/10<br />

<strong>SPG</strong>/10/10<br />

areas of a region. The regions cover parts of Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Bhutan,<br />

China (Tibet), India, Myanmar/Burma, Nepal, and Pakistan. In addition, the<br />

workshop included discussions on the Millennium Development Goals, and on the<br />

EU-Energy Initiative (EUEI), which focuses on poverty eradication and sustainable<br />

development.<br />

5-6 December, 2004. Securing Sustainable Livelihoods in the Hindu Kush-<br />

Himalayas: Directions <strong>for</strong> Future Research, Development, and Cooperation.<br />

Kathmandu, Nepal<br />

The International Centre <strong>for</strong> Integrated Mountain Development (ICIMOD) organised<br />

the symposium to reflect on the Centre’s achievements during the past two decades<br />

and to look into the future in order to meet the challenges emerging in the HKH<br />

region.<br />

6-8 December, 2004. Better Air Quality 2004. Agra, India<br />

The Clean Air Initiative <strong>for</strong> <strong>Asia</strong>n Cities of the <strong>Asia</strong>n Development Bank organised the<br />

Better Air Quality (BAQ) 2004 regional workshop, in Agra. More than 600 experts<br />

from around the globe gathered, during BAQ 2004, to discuss air quality issues and<br />

present updated in<strong>for</strong>mation on air quality management research and strategies.<br />

The workshop also provided a venue <strong>for</strong> senior policy-makers and stakeholders, in<br />

<strong>Asia</strong>, to exchange experiences. The details of BAQ 2004 and the various<br />

presentations made during the workshop are available at (www.baq2004.org).<br />

Capacity-Building Activities:<br />

The APN CAPaBLE Programme:<br />

Under the APN CAPaBLE Programme, the following workshops have been organised<br />

<strong>for</strong> capacity building/capacity enhancement of South <strong>Asia</strong>n researchers:<br />

1. South <strong>Asia</strong> Regional Training Workshop on Crop Simulation Modelling. June 28 -<br />

July 9 2004 at Chiang Mai University, Thailand, under APN CABaBLE project<br />

(2003-CRP-Theme I- Khan).<br />

2. Workshop on Integrated Assessment Models <strong>for</strong> Developing Countries-<br />

Sustainable Development and GHG Mitigation Opportunities. 9-10 August 2004 at<br />

<strong>Asia</strong>n Institute of Technology, Bangkok, Thailand, under APN CABaBLE project<br />

(2003-CRP-Theme II- Shukla).<br />

3. South <strong>Asia</strong> Training Workshop on Watershed/Water Management Modelling. 4-<br />

15 October 2004, Islamabad, Pakistan, under APN CABaBLE project (2003-CRP-<br />

Theme I- Khan).<br />

4. South <strong>Asia</strong> Workshop on Review and Harmonisation of Climate <strong>Change</strong><br />

Scenarios. 13-17 December 2004, Kathmandu, Nepal, under APN CABaBLE<br />

project (2003-CRP-Theme I- Khan).<br />

START Advance Institutes:<br />

START Advance Institute 1: Climatic Variability and Food Security – Projects<br />

in South <strong>Asia</strong><br />

1. Application of Seasonal Climate Forecast <strong>for</strong> Sustainable Agriculture Production in<br />

Telangana sub-division of Andhra Pradesh, India – K.K. Singh.<br />

2. Improving Food Security and Resource Use of Irrigated Crop Production Systems<br />

through Climate Forecasts in Southern India - R. Selvaraju.<br />

3. Will Climate Forecasting and New Knowledge Tools Help Resource-Poor Farmers<br />

From Debt to Prosperity? Farmers’ Participatory Approach to Manage Climate<br />

Variability (India) - Nageswara Rao.<br />

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