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Economic and social implications of climate change and variability:

new challenges for climate services................................................... 32

Thomas R. Karl, Lead, NOAA Climate Services; Chester J. Koblinsky, Director,

NOAA Climate Program Office; Richard D. Rosen, Senior Advisor for Climate

Research, NOAA Climate Program Office

Climate impacts on the society and economy of Croatia................... 36

Ivan Cacic and Krešo Pandžic, Meteorological and Hydrological Service, Croatia;

Sandra Vlašic and Seth Landau, United Nations Development Programme

Climate change and food security..................................................... 39

Richard A. Betts, Pete D. Falloon, Jemma Gornall, Neil Kaye and Andrew Wiltshire,

Met Office Hadley Centre; Timothy R. Wheeler, Walker Institute for Climate Systems

Research, Department of Agriculture, University of Reading, UK

Corals and climate change............................................................... 42

Angelique Brathwaite, Coastal Zone Management Unit

Climate change and tourism: facing the challenges.......................... 44

Luigi Cabrini, Director, Department of Sustainable Development of Tourism,

World Tourism Organization

Managing climate related health risks............................................... 48

S.J. Connor, International Research Institute for Climate and Society

Climate change migration from low-lying small

island communities.......................................................................... 50

David King, Director of the Centre for Disaster Studies, and Scott Smithers, Associate

Professor in the School of Earth & Environmental Sciences, James Cook University

Climate in the Pacific: building capacity for climate services............ 53

Janita Pahalad and William Wright, Bureau of Meteorology, Australia

Combating climate change: how prepared are poor fishing

communities in South Asia?............................................................. 56

Yugraj Yadava, Director, Bay of Bengal Programme Inter-Governmental

Organisation

Sustaining fish supplies for food security in a changing climate........ 59

Edward H. Allison, The WorldFish Center, Penang, Malaysia; Manuel Barange,

Plymouth Marine Laboratory, UK; Nicholas K. Dulvy, Simon Fraser University,

Department of Biological Sciences, Canada

Climate change, land degradation, and forced migration.................. 63

Andreas Rechkemmer, Special Advisor, Executive Direction and Management,

United Nations Convention to Combat Desertification

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Assessment of climate change and adaptation in India..................... 68

Ajit Tyagi, India Meteorological Department, New Delhi; and B. N. Goswami,

Indian Institute of Tropical Meteorology, Pune

Climate change: challenges and opportunities for development

in Kuwait ........................................................................................71

A. Ramadan, Kuwait Institute for Scientific Research

Adapting to changes and fluctuations in climate: a Russian perspective....74

Dr Alexander Bedritsky, Head, Roshydromet

Challenges for the climate services in Switzerland............................ 77

C. Appenzeller, A. P. Weigel, M. Begert, S. C. Scherrer, M. Croci-Maspoli,

G. Seiz, N. Foppa, A. Rubli, Climate Division, Swiss Federal Office of Meteorology

and Climatology MeteoSwiss

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