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LUCCi – Land Use and Climate Change
Interactions in Central Vietnam

The research project “Land use and climate change interactions in Central Vietnam”  with a project period of five years (July 2010 to July 2015) aims at providing a scientific basis to develop optimized land use and water resources management strategies. To develop such strategies, interdisciplinary research methods are applied which consider both natural and social science approaches.

On the one hand, greenhouse gas emissions from different land uses and land covers are quantified and on the other, possible climate change impacts on existing land uses are analysed and suitable adaptation strategies are developed. Data collection and scenario development is conducted in close collaboration with the national and local stakeholders and during the last phase of the project, these strategies are jointly implemented in the project region and offered to be transferred to further Central Vietnamese and other similar regions.

News

December 2016
LUCCi consortium publishs a joint publication by Springer

7-9 March 2016
"Sustainable Land Management" - Final LAMA conference 2016 in Berlin

23-25 March 2015
Final LUCCi Workshop in Vietnam

6 February 2015
Workshop on Research Progress, LUCCi products and Implementation in Cologne

14-17 October 2014
Postgraduate training course on Monitoring, Information and Modelling for River Basin Management in Da Nang

12 June 2014
Stakeholder workshop on Dry Season and Flood Season Risk Management at the Vu Gia - Thu Bon River Information Center, Da Nang

31 March - 1 April 2014
Training workshop at the Vietnam Academy for Water Resources: Irrigation management on River Basin Level 

28 March 2014 
LUCCI Consortium Workshop in Da Nang at the Vietnam Academy for Water Resources

24-27 March 2014 
LUCCI Stakeholder Workshops in Tam Ky and Da Nang

10-11 October 2013
LUCCI Workshop "Research Progress, Scenarios and ESS" in Cologne

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