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189611
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In South Asia, there has been growing need on strengthening early warning systems in sq. measure that area unit extraordinarily vulnerable to flooding, storm surges, and sea-level rise. The advantage of these investments is to reduce the economic shocks associated with extreme weather events in South Asian region. However, little effort has been created by the South Asian countries to understand the assorted effects of climate changes in annual average weather. These effects would be substantial, given the implications of climate for agricultural productivity, health, migration, and various factors. Addressing this knowledge gap is incredibly vital. Increasing proof shows that changing temperatures and seasonal precipitation patterns have already altered the growing seasons of regions in Bangladesh, and India.
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187331
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The Indo-Pacific, as an extended “supra-region” constructencompassing two oceans, is still in its infancy and does not have anintegrated institutional framework. Moreover, the Indo-Pacific regionhas more conscious of security and economic activities. An integrated institution can boost regional prosperity and strengthen maritime governance.At large, create a pan-regional framework to deal with a common issue which connects throughout the Indo-Pacific region. If it is not possible, then the region may be faced with difficulties to uphold in the long-term interest without the development of pan-regional institutions to govern the ocean.
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