Forms of Co-operation
Within such fields as are mutually acceptable for the Parties, the following forms of co-operation, amongst others, may be pursued hereunder:
- Joint research and development projects;
- Academic, scientific and technical advice and consultancy;
- Joint seminars, workshops and other scientific meetings for academician staff and students;
- Training activities;
- Exchange or academic and research personnel;
- Exchange of research data and information;
- Mutual access to, and dissemination of research resources;
- Joint teaching activities;
- Exchange of students.
Areas of Co-operation
Co-operation between the two institutions may be established within any fields related to science and technology of mutual interest on climate in the broad sense, in particular: quaternary palaeoenvironmental changes, climate analysis, drought and flood analysis and regionalization, application on hydrological models in natural and urban catchments including climate change and land use change, socioeconomics impact of hydroclimatic extremes on the agriculture sector.
