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Research paper thumbnail of CONSORTIUM OF NONTRADITIONAL SECURITY STUDIES NTS ALERT July 01/09 Issue

Research paper thumbnail of The Challenges & Opportunities of Farmland Acquisition in Southeast Asia

NTS Perspective Issue No. 7, Jul 2011

Research paper thumbnail of Southeast Asia and the Outcomes of the COP16

NTS Policy Brief, Jan 2011

Research paper thumbnail of Cancun Agreement: Implications for Southeast Asia

Research paper thumbnail of Pakistan’s Floods: How Not to be Caught Off Guard

NTS Alert, Aug 2010

The Pakistani government and the international community's response to the recent floods has been... more The Pakistani government and the international community's response to the recent floods has been heavily criticised for being woefully inadequate. While a national disaster management framework is in place, the government must investigate ways to empower all stakeholders to improve coordination, responses and future preparedness to natural disasters.

Research paper thumbnail of Changing Cityscapes: Signs of Development or Disaster?

NTS Perspectives Issue No. 1, May 2010

Given the tardy progress in mitigating climate change, adaptation measures are crucial in dealing... more Given the tardy progress in mitigating climate change, adaptation measures are crucial in dealing with the current and future impacts of climate change. Adaptation measures need to be formulated and implemented based on vulnerabilities of different localities. This paper looks at the vulnerabilities of the urban poor in Southeast Asian cities by using the cases of Jakarta and Manila, given that they are already susceptible to regular weather related disasters. While the relation between climate change and extreme weather events may be contested, cities continue to struggle to respond effectively to weather related disasters. This paper argues that various adaptation measures should be a part of holistic urban planning that involves collaborative partnership between local, national and international state and non-state actors.

Research paper thumbnail of Natural Disasters in Southeast Asia: How Prepared Are We?

Asia Views - TEMPO English, Nov 2009

Research paper thumbnail of Typhoon Ketsana: Asia's Katrina

RSIS Commentaries, Oct 2009

The devastation and catastrophe wrought by Typhoon Kestana on the Philippines' capital Manila ref... more The devastation and catastrophe wrought by Typhoon Kestana on the Philippines' capital Manila reflect a huge gap between rising vulnerabilities and preparedness at the national and regional levels. As more climate change results in more devastating cyclones, how can the region better prepare for future emergencies?

Research paper thumbnail of Water Woes and Food Security

Research paper thumbnail of Climate Change Negotiations the Road to Copenhagen

Research paper thumbnail of Climate Change Negotiations: the Road from Bali to Poznan

NTS Alert, Jan 2009

The United Nations Climate Change Conference in Bali in December 2007 was a landmark meeting whic... more The United Nations Climate Change Conference in Bali in December 2007 was a landmark meeting which culminated in the creation of the Bali Action Plan -a roadmap for a two-year process of formal negotiations in devising the specifics for a post-Kyoto Protocol agreement -to mitigate and adapt to the problem of global warming. This edition of NTS Alert therefore takes a look at how far negotiations have come a year on since Bali.

Research paper thumbnail of CONSORTIUM OF NONTRADITIONAL SECURITY STUDIES NTS ALERT July 01/09 Issue

Research paper thumbnail of The Challenges & Opportunities of Farmland Acquisition in Southeast Asia

NTS Perspective Issue No. 7, Jul 2011

Research paper thumbnail of Southeast Asia and the Outcomes of the COP16

NTS Policy Brief, Jan 2011

Research paper thumbnail of Cancun Agreement: Implications for Southeast Asia

Research paper thumbnail of Pakistan’s Floods: How Not to be Caught Off Guard

NTS Alert, Aug 2010

The Pakistani government and the international community's response to the recent floods has been... more The Pakistani government and the international community's response to the recent floods has been heavily criticised for being woefully inadequate. While a national disaster management framework is in place, the government must investigate ways to empower all stakeholders to improve coordination, responses and future preparedness to natural disasters.

Research paper thumbnail of Changing Cityscapes: Signs of Development or Disaster?

NTS Perspectives Issue No. 1, May 2010

Given the tardy progress in mitigating climate change, adaptation measures are crucial in dealing... more Given the tardy progress in mitigating climate change, adaptation measures are crucial in dealing with the current and future impacts of climate change. Adaptation measures need to be formulated and implemented based on vulnerabilities of different localities. This paper looks at the vulnerabilities of the urban poor in Southeast Asian cities by using the cases of Jakarta and Manila, given that they are already susceptible to regular weather related disasters. While the relation between climate change and extreme weather events may be contested, cities continue to struggle to respond effectively to weather related disasters. This paper argues that various adaptation measures should be a part of holistic urban planning that involves collaborative partnership between local, national and international state and non-state actors.

Research paper thumbnail of Natural Disasters in Southeast Asia: How Prepared Are We?

Asia Views - TEMPO English, Nov 2009

Research paper thumbnail of Typhoon Ketsana: Asia's Katrina

RSIS Commentaries, Oct 2009

The devastation and catastrophe wrought by Typhoon Kestana on the Philippines' capital Manila ref... more The devastation and catastrophe wrought by Typhoon Kestana on the Philippines' capital Manila reflect a huge gap between rising vulnerabilities and preparedness at the national and regional levels. As more climate change results in more devastating cyclones, how can the region better prepare for future emergencies?

Research paper thumbnail of Water Woes and Food Security

Research paper thumbnail of Climate Change Negotiations the Road to Copenhagen

Research paper thumbnail of Climate Change Negotiations: the Road from Bali to Poznan

NTS Alert, Jan 2009

The United Nations Climate Change Conference in Bali in December 2007 was a landmark meeting whic... more The United Nations Climate Change Conference in Bali in December 2007 was a landmark meeting which culminated in the creation of the Bali Action Plan -a roadmap for a two-year process of formal negotiations in devising the specifics for a post-Kyoto Protocol agreement -to mitigate and adapt to the problem of global warming. This edition of NTS Alert therefore takes a look at how far negotiations have come a year on since Bali.

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