Dominican Republic dashboard

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

Publications

Publications about Dominican Republic

Title	Type	Publisher	Date Sort ascending	Journal
Water-land tradeoffs to meet future demands for sugar crops in Latin America and the Caribbean: A bio-physical and socio-economic nexus perspective	article	Elsevier	21 June 2021	Resources, Conservation and Recycling

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Projects

247

Projects related to Dominican Republic

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Name	Start	End Sort ascending	Abbreviation	Classification
Accelerating Carbon Dioxide Removal and Industrial Decarbonization in Climate Models	2024	2025	ACDR	Global
Creating leverage to enhance biodiversity outcomes of global biomass trade	2022	2025	CLEVER	Global
Applying Complexity Science to Modeling the Digital Platform Economy	2022	2025	Com-DPE	Global
Development of a prototype systems-analytical tool combining systems mapping and system dynamics to assist competition authorities in revealing system	2024	2025	EcoAntitrust 24	Global
Assessing DAC FuEl PotenTials 2	2022	2025	ADEPT 2	Global
Calibration of the OSCAR emulator, simulations and evaluation of the results of overshoot scenarios	2023	2024	PROVIDE	Global
Evaluation, control and Mitigation of the EnviRonmental impacts of shipping	2020	2024	EMERGE	Global
Coupling of AEZ and CWatM models that will support FAO’s understanding of sustainable crop and irrigation patterns under extreme climate conditions	2023	2024	CWatM-PyAEZ	Global
Expert support GEOID consortium	2023	2024	GEOID	Global
Petr Aven Fellowship: Funding for YSSPers (1 per year for 10 years)	2011	2024	Aven Fellowship	Global

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Number of times participants from Dominican Republic joined IIASA events

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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.