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Hotspots Explorer, a new tool to make climate risk research accessible UNIDO

A new interactive website, the Global Hotspots Explorer brings to light the multi-sectoral climate risks faced by many regions of the world. IIASA researchers presented the tool to partners at the United Nations Industrial Development Organisation (UNIDO) last October, 22nd. UNIDO plans to use the tool during the project development stage

A new interactive website, theGlobal Hotspots Explorer brings to light the multi-sectoral climate risks faced by many regions of the world. IIASA researchers presented the tool to partners at the United Nations Industrial Development Organisation (UNIDO) last October, 22nd.

UNIDO plans to use the tool during the project development stage to identify climate risks when developing projects for countries within the remit of their development work.

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