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    Transboundary Working Groups (TbWG)

    TRANSBOUNDARY WORKING GROUPS

    Floods

    The transboundary working group (TbWG) has a critical role in the Koshi DRR Knowledge Hub (KDKH). The group will focus on key issues regarding transboundary floods, provide recommendations for improved transboundary collaboration for preparedness and capacity building, and synthesize current understanding and the way forward for flood management.

    KDKH Floods

    KDKH TbWG FLOODS

    Members

    S.N. Name Institution Country
    1 Thanapon Piman Stockholm Environment Institute (SEI) Asia Thailand
    2 Manish Shrestha ICIMOD ICIMOD
    3 Mandira Singh Shrestha ICIMOD ICIMOD
    4 Dilip Kumar Gautam RIMES International Nepal
    5 Atul Aditya Pandey Patna University India
    6 Dharma Raj Uprety Practical Action Nepal
    7 Diganta Barman North Eastern Space Applications Centre (NESAC) India

    Publications

     

    Cascading adaptation of rural livelihood to changing environment: Conceptual framework and experiment from the Koshi River basin

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    Mapping agriculture dynamics and associated flood impacts in Bihar using time-series satellite data

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    Flood risk assessment in South Asia to prioritize flood index insurance applications in Bihar, India

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    An integrated assessment of vulnerability to floods using composite index – a district level analysis for Bihar, India

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