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Climate Profile Myanmar - Cover Image
Technical Report
Climate Profile Myanmar
2018
UN-Habitat Myanmar, Department of Meteorology and Hydrology (DMH) and the Regional Integrated Multi-Hazard Early Warning System (RIMES), Building Resilience and Adaptation to Climate Extremes and Disasters (BRACED).
This document provides evidence to support community climate related experiences and perceptions, in key townships of Central Dry, coastal and hilly zones of Myanmar; and develop inferences, opportunities and risks offered by location specific climate variability, extremes, and trends.
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Climate Risk Information Needs for Decision Making in Myanmar - Cover image
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Climate Risk Information Needs for Decision Making in Myanmar
2017
UN-Habitat Myanmar, Department of Meteorology and Hydrology (DMH) and the Regional Integrated Multi-Hazard Early Warning System (RIMES), Building Resilience and Adaptation to Climate Extremes and Disasters (BRACED).
This research looks at capacities, gaps, and requirements in end-to-end forecast generation and application, for providing a road map, to guide national and local government decision-makers, non-government institutions, and UN organizations, and other development institutions, in pursuing development initiatives, integrating informed disaster risk reduction and climate adaptation initiatives.
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Statement by Costa Rica
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Evaluating the Impact of New Urban Legislation: A Guide to Ex-Ante Analysis
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Application guidelines
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The Urban Law and Conflict Series (Volume 2, Emergency Response): Enhancing Urban Law to Protect Housing, Land and Property Across the Conflict Cycle
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SDG 11 Side Event at ECOSOC Partnerships Forum: Accelerating evidence-based action and partnerships for SDG 11
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SDG Action Segment for Goal 11
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Decades of conflict and natural disasters have internally displaced an estimated 6.3 million Afghans, forcing many to seek refuge in urban and peri-urban areas. Since September 2023, large-scale returns from Pakistan and Iran have further intensified the protracted humanitarian crisis. More than 4 million people have been repatriated since 2023, including over 2 million in 2025 alone, often with little more than what they can carry. This continued influx is placing immense pressure on the availability of sh
Fact Sheet
un-habitat_housing_initiatives_in_afghanistan_selected_projects_factsheet.pdf
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Press Release
Media advisory: Media accreditation for the thirteenth session of the World Urban Forum now open
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UN-Habitat Housing Initiatives in Afghanistan - Selected Projects
Fact Sheet
UNHabitat_Housing_initiatives_in_afghanistan_selected_projects.pdf
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