Schedule29 (Tue) November

10:00-11:30 Special lecture 1
Dr. Yoko Tsushima, Senior Scientist, UK Met Office, Hadley Centre, United Kingdom“Greenhouse effect, global warming and Suki Manabe's key works using climate models”
Presentations by students (12-min presentation, 3-min discussion)- Bangladesh 13:00-13:15 Akhter Masuma (202126041) Renewable Energy Production and Nutrients Recovery from Livestock
Waste through Dry Anaerobic Digestion
13:15-13:30 Chakma Sushmita (202126045) Spatial Mapping of Drought and its Impact in the Chittagong Hill
Tracts, Bangladesh
13:30-13:45 HOSSAIN Amir (202126050) Highway Drainage Planning using GIS and Remote Sensing: A casestudy in Sirajganj District, Bangladesh
13:45-14:00 JOHARA Fatema Tuz (202126052) Roles of Bangladesh Ansars at Key Point Installations in Ensuring
Effective Emergency Response to Disasters- Sri Lanka 14:15-14:30 E A SUNETH NERANJAN (202126047) Review of landslide geometrical variation between Japan andSri Lanka
14:30-14:45 Ranaweera KRK Dayani Nadeeka (202126056) Seasonal rainfall distribution over Sri Lanka andimpacts of ENSO
- Maldives 14:45-15:00 Sumaa Mohammed (202126058) Opportunities and challenges for circular economy in the waste
management sector of Maldives: E-waste management and informal sector in the greater Maleʼ region30 (Wed) November

10:00-11:30 Special lecture 2
Dr. Yoko Tsushima, Senior Scientist, UK Met Office, Hadley Centre, United Kingdom“My works in line with the development of the understanding of radiative feedback”
Presentations by students- Vietnam 13:00-13:15 BE NGOC DIEP (202126044) Monitoring and evaluation climate change adaptation at provincial
level contributing to implement National Adaptation Plan in Vietnam
13:15-13:30 DUONG HONG NHUNG (202126046) Flood hazard assessment in the downstream of the Ba river
basin in Vietnam
13:30-13:45 VUONG THU HOAI (202126062) Social impact assessment of a new Guideline for household wastesorting in Hanoi, contribute to implementing the National Strategy- Laos 14:00-14:15 THEOTHAVONG BOUATHONG (202126060) Climate Risk Perception and its Determinants
Among University Students in Laos
14:15-14:30 XAYPHA SANGKHAN (202126063) Improving Disaster Preparedness Through School Education inLao PDR: A Case Study in Attapeu Flooded Areas- Mongolia 14:30-14:45 Gur Bayarmaa (202126049) Examining the Capacity of Mongolian Customsʼ Organizational Culturefor Reducing Environmental Crime
14:45-15:00 TUVDENDORJ Zorig (202126061) Meteorological factors for the occurrence of dzud in Mongolia

Special Lectures

Dr. Yoko TSUSHIMASenior Scientist, UK Met Office, Hadley Centre, United Kingdom

Biography
Yoko Tsushima is a Senior Scientist in Global Hydrological Cycle and Feedback Group in the Met Office
Hadley Centre in the United Kingdom.
Prior to joining the Met Office, Yoko worked in the Global Warming Research Program at the Frontier
Research Centre for Global Change in Japan Marine-Earth Science and Technology, where she worked withSuki Manabe, on radiative feedback in the seasonal cycle.
Yoko completed a PhD in “Cloud and total influence of the radiative feedback on the annual variation of
global mean surface temperature” at the Department of Geophysics, University of Tokyo in 2003.
Yoko’s research interest has been climate feedback in global warming. She conducted a multi-model study of
mixed-phase cloud feedback in 2006. The paper became the basis of one of the main themes of studies forprocess understanding in cloud feedback.
In the Office, she leads the Climate Feedback Working Group where colleagues in both climate science andmodel development work and discuss problems related to climate feedback during the model development
process and feed the knowledge/ideas back to the model development.
Yoko leads Cloud Feedback Model Intercomparison Project (CFMIP) Diagnostics Code Repository, promotes
sharing useful diagnostics/tools with people in the community.