CARE for South Asia | The Climate Adaptation and Resilience for South Asia project, or CARE for South Asia, is implemented by the Asian Disaster Preparedness Center (ADPC) and Regional Integrated Multi-Hazard Early Warning System for Africa and Asia (RIMES), and supported by the World Bank.

The CARE for South Asia project supports the region in building resilience to climate change by improving the availability of regional data and knowledge, developing guidelines, tools and capacities, and promoting climate-resilient decisions, policies and investments across key sectors in beneficiary countries.

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In Figures

$39.5 m

project funds

5 years

implementation

3 countries

in South Asia

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SAHF supports training for regional NMHS representatives

Madhesh and Bagmati Agri Officials Trained on ADVISE

Nepal Officials Share Insights on Satark DSS

RIMES to organize Stakeholder Consultation Workshop on Decision Support System for Livestock Sector in Bangladesh

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DAE, RIMES in Joint Effort to Champion Climate-Smart Agriculture in Bangladesh

Key Agriculture Stakeholders in Bangladesh Participate in Sectoral Needs Assessment Validation Workshop

World Bank-CARE for South Asia Delegation Visits RIMES Headquarters

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Climate Adaptation and Resilience (CARE) for South Asia

In Figures

$39.5 m

5 years

3 countries

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