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The following statistics are from the last 5 full calendar years: 2021-2025

Publications

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Projects

247

Projects related to Cuba

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Name	Start	End Sort ascending	Abbreviation	Classification
Greenhouse gas effects of global land-use competition – a biomass balance/land use model based on biophysical accounting	2016	2021	GELUC	Global
Co-development of methods to utilize uncertain multi-model based information on fresh water related hazards of climate change	2017	2021	CO-MICC	Global
Evolution of plant functional traits for drought resilience	2019	2021	Plant-FATE	Global
Roadmap: The World’s Roadmap to Net Zero by 2050	2021	2021	WEO 18-20 Y3Ext	Global
Greenhouse Gas Removal from the Atmosphere	2017	2021	GGR-NERC	Global
eu-citizen.science	2019	2021	eu-citizen.sci	Global
Analytical Capacity on International Climate Change Mitigation and Tracking Progress of Action	2019	2021	PBL_CLIMA 5	Global
Science-based silviculture: Ecophysiological modelling for process understanding and improved management	2020	2021	Silviculture II	Global
RLUC: Economic Growth and land-use change in regions	2019	2021	RLUC	Global
CO-designing the Assessment of Climate CHange costs	2017	2021	COACCH	Global

Engagement

IIASA staff visits to Cuba

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Group photo of IIASA Deputy Director General, Karen Lips, with the Latin American Ambassadors

02 October 2024

IIASA and Latin American Ambassadors explore new collaborative opportunities

On 23 September 2024, a distinguished delegation of Heads of Missions from the Latin American region, led by its Dean, Ambassador Juan Francisco Facetti Fernandez, Permanent Representative of Paraguay to the International Organizations in Vienna, visited IIASA to explore avenues for meaningful research collaborations.

Focus

Annual Report 2023

Evaluating fiscal resilience against disasters in the Caribbean

IIASA researchers used a new method to analyze the effectiveness of the Caribbean Catastrophe Risk Insurance Facility (CCRIF) with regard to its ability to minimize the short-term fiscal effects of disasters.