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Hundreds of research outputs have been generated by WLE Greater Mekong, most of which are accessible from this page. We develop research outputs for a variety of audiences, whether academic or lay people in our effort to ensure that our research has real-world application and utility.

Featured Outputs

  • 2018

Manual on framework for river health assessment in Thailand

This manual has been developed by researchers from the Asian Institute of Technology (AIT) as part of project that sought to develop a river health assessment framework for Thailand. The project was supported by CGIAR’s Programme on Water, Land and Ecosystem (Greater Mekong) and Australian Aid. The authors of this… Read More
  • Author: Shinde, Victor R.; Mukand S., Babel,; Suttharom, Prangpisut;
  • Access: Open Access;
  • Item Link: Source URL
  • Citation: Shinde, Victor R.; Mukand S., Babel. 2018. Manual on framework for river health assessment in Thailand. Bangkok, Thailand: Asian Institute of Technology (AIT). 22p.
  • Tags: Mekong, Thailand,
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  • 2017

On Spatially Distributed Hydrological Ecosystem Services: Bridging the Quantitative Information Gap using Remote Sensing and Hydrological Models

One of the ways in which the CGIAR Research Program on Water, Land and Ecosystems (WLE) addresses the challenge of achieving sustainable growth is by improving our understanding of tradeoffs and synergies related to water, food, environment and energy. Essential to the success of these efforts is the availability of… Read More
  • Author: Simons, G.; Poortinga, A.; Bastiaanssen, Wim G.M.; Saah, D.; Troy, D.; Hunink, J.; Klerk, M. de; Rutten, M.; Cutter, P.; Rebelo, Lisa-Maria; Ha, Lan Thanh; Hessels, T.; Vu, P. N.; Fenn, M.; Bean, B.; Ganz, D.; Droogers, P.; Erickson, T.; Clinton, N.;
  • Access: Open Access;
  • Item Link: Source URL
  • Citation: Simons, G.; Poortinga, A.; Bastiaanssen, W.; Saah, D.; Troy, D.; Hunink, J.; de Klerk, M.; Rutten, M.; Cutter, P.; Rebelo, Lisa-Maria; Ha, Lan Thanh; Hessels, T. ; Vu, P. N.; Fenn, M.; Bean, B.; Ganz, D.; Droogers, P.; Erickson, T.; Clinton, N. 2017. On Spatially Distributed Hydrological Ecosystem Services: Bridging the Quantitative Information Gap using Remote Sensing and Hydrological Models .Wageningen, the Netherlands: FutureWater.. 45p.
  • Tags: Mekong,
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