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START-Southeast-Asia START Southeast Asia Regional Committee www.sarcs.org/new/index1.htm
Objectives of START-Southeast-Asia: For several decades, the rates of economic growth, industrialization, urbanization and globalization have been faster in the Southeast Asia region than in most parts of the world. Together with continuing poverty and a steady rise in the population, this increase in economic activity has been exerting a great pressure on the region’s natural resources. Critical environmental change issues of high priority include adaptation to global change, the monsoon system, food and water security, coastal and forest degradation, air quality, sustainable development, loss of biodiversity, and climate variability. START’s research and capacity building activities in Southeast Asia address these issues.For further details, link to the START-Southeast-Asia Home Page Last update: 8/23/10 Go Back
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| Type of Structure: | network / framework activity |
| Regional Scope : | regional in the area: Asia |
| Parent Organisations : | START |
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| Duration : | 1993 to present |
| Contact Address : | Chao-Han Liu Chancellor of the University System of Taiwan Environmental Research Studies National Central University Chung Li, 32054 Taiwan Phone: +886 3 426 4822 FAX: +886 3 426 3204 e-Mail: chliu2(at)gate.sinica.edu.tw |
Objectives of START-Southeast-Asia:
For several decades, the rates of economic growth, industrialization, urbanization and globalization have been faster in the Southeast Asia region than in most parts of the world. Together with continuing poverty and a steady rise in the population, this increase in economic activity has been exerting a great pressure on the region’s natural resources. Critical environmental change issues of high priority include adaptation to global change, the monsoon system, food and water security, coastal and forest degradation, air quality, sustainable development, loss of biodiversity, and climate variability. START’s research and capacity building activities in Southeast Asia address these issues.