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Poster Session for Young Researchers
On the occasion of ISAP2014, IGES hosted a poster session to give young researchers and students a chance to participate and exchange views on their research ideas. This year’s posters were provided by students from three universities, namely, Yokohama National University (YNU), Keio University Shonan Fujisawa Campus (KEIO) and United Nations University (UNU-IAS), as well as young IGES researchers.
Eight posters were submitted and all ISAP audience and speakers were requested to vote for the highest evaluated poster. The awards went to Mr. Md Saiful Islam and Mr. Mohammad Raknuzzaman, Yokohama National University.
PS-1
"Trace metals contamination in soil and foodstuffs around the industrial area of Dhaka city, Bangladesh and health risk assessment"(465KB)Md Saiful Islam, Shigeki Masunaga(YNU)
PS-3
"Concentration of heavy metals in water, sediment and some commercial fish species in the coastal area, Bangladesh and health risk assessment"(1.74MB)Mohammad Raknuzzaman, Shigeki Masunaga (YNU)
PS-4
"Assessing the Role of Social Entrepreneurship in Promotion of Inclusive Development: Evidence from India"(1.3MB)Rama Krishna Reddy Kummitha (UNU-IAS)
PS-5
"Who took my Carbon? Mapping spatial inequities in carbon access and allocation – A paradigm shift from global ‘North-South’ to local ‘Urban-Rural’"(1.5MB)Mahendra Sethi (UNU-IAS)
PS-6
"Assessing disaster risk reduction and climate change adaptation synergies of risk insurance: Employing Impact Pathway Framework for Assessing Risk Insurance (IPFARI)"(1.5MB) Divya S. Solomon, with SVRK Prabhakar (IGES)PS-7
"Urban green space change in large Japanese cities from 2000-2012"(473KB)Brian Johnson (IGES)
PS-8
"Risk Perception and Responses of Coastal-Flood Prone Community on Sea Level Rise —Case Study of Bontang Kuala Fishermen’s Village, East Kalimantan Indonesia—"(6.4MB)Rina Nurhayati (KEIO)
PS-9
"Lesson Learned from Woody Biomass Implementation in Shimokawa and Hita of Government and Private-sponsored 'Woody Biomass' Project - Case Study of Shimokawa and Hita "(4.1MB)Eky Yenita Ristanti (KEIO)
- Awards Ceremony of Poster Session in Closing session
- Poster Session for Young Researchers
Go to top of pagePoster Session on IGES’s Major Achievements “Vote for the Top Three”
We held a poster session highlighting some of IGES’s recent major achievements. All speakers and participants at ISAP2014 are cordially invited to vote for the Top Three achievements.
TP-1
"Removal of Barriers for Installing Low Carbon Technology in
Cambodia’s Rice Mill Sector"(465KB)TP-2
(5.5MB)
"Community Based Forest Biomass Monitoring
‐ Training of Trainers Manual"TP-3
"A Core Set of Indicators for Monitoring 3Rs Implementation
‐ Proposed for the member countries of Regional 3R Forum in Asia and the Pacific ‐"(1.74MB)
TP-4
"Promoting Synergies between Air Pollution Control and Climate Change Mitigation in Asia
‐ IGES jointly authored the Asian Co‐benefits Partnership White Paper ‐"(521KB)TP-5
"IGES Clean Development Mechanism (CDM) Project Database ‐Facilitating projects to promote development and reduce greenhouse gasses‐"(1.5MB)TP-6
"A Calculator to Quantify Climate Impacts from the Waste Sector"(1.5MB)
TP-8
"Low‐Carbon City Plan of Iskandar, Malaysia
‐ LoCARNet supports its development and implementation ‐"(6.4MB)TP-9
"Kitakyushu Urban Centre Low Carbon Activities in Asian Cities"(4.1MB)
"Thailand is Developing its NAMA Strategy for Climate Change ‐ Supported by the LoCARNet’s scientific network ‐"TP-11
"Mobilising Knowledge and Building Capacities for Climate Resilience in the Asia‐Pacific"(6.4MB)
"Indian Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) Apply Japanese Low‐Carbon TechnologiesISAP2014 Exhibitions
ISAP2014 held an exhibition and poster display on the main floor with outputs of the latest research activities at IGES and UNU-IAS as well as attractive displays from sponsors and related organisations.
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