Institutional Dimension of adaptation to climate risks

Original language	English
Publication status	Published - 2009

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Projects

• 1 Finished
• 1 Not started

Projects per year

• ESS-CC

  Project: Other

  • climate change 100%
  • climate 78%
  • carbon dioxide 62%
  • eddy covariance 55%
  • ecosystem 54%

• Alter-Net (KB-01-004-006)

  Gaaff, A.

  1/01/08 → 31/12/09

  Project: EZproject

  • subsurface drainage 100%
  • water management 82%
  • waterlogging 81%
  • river basin 74%
  • fluphenacur 66%

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Matczak, P., Flachner, Z., Werners, S. E., & Banaszak, I. (2009). Institutional Dimension of adaptation to climate risks. http://www.researchgate.net/publication/40744784_Institutional_Dimension_of_adaptation_to_climate_risks

Matczak, P. ; Flachner, Z. ; Werners, S.E. et al. / Institutional Dimension of adaptation to climate risks.

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Matczak, P, Flachner, Z, Werners, SE & Banaszak, I 2009, 'Institutional Dimension of adaptation to climate risks'. <http://www.researchgate.net/publication/40744784_Institutional_Dimension_of_adaptation_to_climate_risks>

Institutional Dimension of adaptation to climate risks. / Matczak, P.; Flachner, Z.; Werners, S.E. et al.

2009.

Research output: Contribution to conference › Conference paper › Academic

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Matczak P, Flachner Z, Werners SE, Banaszak I. Institutional Dimension of adaptation to climate risks. 2009.