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- Image20.07.2019VietnamWater managementFrom 18th to 19th July 2019 a project meeting at the German ViWaT-Engineering partner took place.
- Image04.07.2019KazakhstanOn 24/6/2019, German and Central Asian representatives from science and industry met in Almaty to usher in the launch of the CASIB regional office as part of a stakeholder conference. The event focused on the emergence and strengthening of networks for joint scientific and economic collaboration between Germany and Central Asia in the context of the CLIENT II funding measure.
- Image31.05.2019NamibiaAdaptation to climate change, Sustainable energy systemsAt the beginning of April, the Institute for New Energy Systems (InES) at the Ingolstadt University of Applied Sciences (THI) launched a new project for sustainable energy supply in rural Africa: PROCEED (short for "Pathway to Renewable Off-Grid Community Energy for Development").
- Image29.05.2019Peru, Ecuador, ChileNatural hazardsThe first annual meeting of the RIESGOS project took place from October 16 to 17, 2018. For almost a year, the RIESGOS team has been working on the research and development of scientific methods to better understand complex interactions in multi-risk analysis and prevent future natural disasters.
- Image29.05.2019Kyrgyzstan, Tadzhikistan, Uzbekistan, KazakhstanLand management, Natural hazardsUnder the leadership of the Federal Institute for Geosciences and Natural Resources (BGR), a German consortium is planning a drone-assisted method for exploring uranium mining legacies in Central Asia in cooperation with partner authorities from Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan.
- Image29.05.2019Ecuador, Chile, PeruNatural hazardsPeople all over the world are rushing to cities, forming increasingly densely populated regions. As a result, natural hazards are also threatening more and more people - the risk of being affected has been increasing worldwide for decades. A disaster is rarely an isolated incident: A flood can cause a landslide or an earthquake can cut off the power and water supply, meaning situations can be exacerbated for those affected as well as task forces. The possible implications of such escalation chains are illustrated by the Fukushima nuclear catastrophe in 2011, in which an earthquake triggered a tsunami disaster on the Japanese coast, subsequently damaging the nuclear power plant.
- Image29.05.2019Chile, Ecuador, PeruAdaptation to climate change, Land management, Natural hazardsUrban agglomerations are growing worldwide and new megalopolises are emerging. The dense settlement structures with millions of people are particularly vulnerable to natural hazards. In the RIESGOS project (Spanish for "risks"), the Earth Observation Center (EOC) of the German Aerospace Center (DLR) investigates natural hazards and their interactions using the Andean region as an example.
- Image08.05.2019BrazilResource efficiency and circular economyOn 8 May 2019, the kick-off meeting of the German partners for the TRABBIO funding project took place at REW Regenis in Quakenbrück.
- Image11.03.2019ChinaWater managementThe CLIENT II project IntenKS officially started on the 11th of march 2019.
- Image28.02.2019South AfricaLand management, Natural hazardsTogether, German and South African researchers are studying how sustainable agriculture can be achieved in the South Cape. Secretary of State Thomas Rachel visited a local wine-growing establishment which tests innovative methods in practice.