Nepal Climate Change Knowledge Management Center is set up at the Nepal Academy of Science and Technology in partnership with the Ministry of Science, Technology and Environment and support of DANIDA, DFID UK, GEF and UNDP Nepal. To strengthened the capacity of the center, it was supported by Climate and Development Knowledge Network. With the mission to serve as dedicated institutional arrangement for managing climate change knowledge in Nepal, NCCKMC is envisaged to become a platform for coordinating and facilitating the regular generation, management, exchange and dissemination of climate related knowledge and build public awareness on climate change.
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Understanding Demand and Supply of Climate Change Knowledge: Nepal
This study explores ways in which climate change knowledge management in Nepal can be strengthened at the local to national level.
Strategy workshop on climate knowledge management in Chitwan, Nepal
In April 2013 Nepal Climate Change Knowledge Management Center organized a one-day Strategy Workshop on Climate Change Knowledge Management in Bharatpur, the headquarter of Chitwan district, Nepal.
Climate Talks in a Remote Mid Hill District of Nepal
On February 17 2013, the Nepal Climate Change Knowledge Management Center organised a Climate Change Awareness Program at Diktel.
Climate knowledge in Nepal's mountainous regions
In May 2012, the Nepal Climate Change Knowledge Management Center (NCCKMC) organized a Climate Change Awareness program in Simkot, Humla.
weADAPT® is partly funded by core support to the Stockholm Environment Institute from Sida. weADAPT® has been established since 2007.
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