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Evaluation for the "Excellent Young Researcher Award" in climate resilience research

iCARE - International Climate Resilience Conference
26-29 October 2025
Munich, Germany
Catholic Academy in Bavaria (Kardinal Wendel Haus)
Mandlstrasse 23, 80802 Munich

The iCARE25 conference offers "Excellent Young Researcher Award". As the session conveners of the conference, you are invited to evaluate the applicants based on their submitted documents. You can contribute to the evaluation while not attending the conference in person.

If yourself applied for the award, you shall not evaluate your own application. But you can evaluate the others.

Real name is required for participating in the evaluation.

Please submit your evaluation inputs by noon 12:00 Wednesday 29 October 2025! Results of the award will be announced in the afternoon at the Closing Plenary.

Thank you very much for your support.

1. Your full name

2. Your institute, City, Country

3. Your email address

Email address must be the same as your registered email in the conference

4. Select three applicants who you think are the most qualifed candidates for the award.

 [P01] Decoding Public Narratives Around Extreme Weather Events – Mr. Anmol Soni, Maastricht University Aligning Nature-based Solutions with Urban Justice and Climate Resilience: Insights from Policy and Practice in Bonn – Nina Senge, University of Bonn / German Committee for Disaster Reduction (DKKV) Aligning Nature-based Solutions with Urban Justice and Climate Resilience: Insights from Policy and Practice in Bonn – Nina Senge, University of Bonn / German Committee for Disaster Reduction (DKKV)

 [P02] Modeling Interdependent Urban Flooding in Urban Drainage and Road Networks: A Coupled System Resilience Framework – Ms. Shi Xiaoyu, Tsinghua University

 [P03] Developing the agro-ecological practices for a sustainable and climate-resilient food systems in Aceh, Indonesia – Mrs. Mirna Asnur, The Environmental Knowledge Development Institute of Aceh (BENTALA Aceh Institute), Indonesia

 [P04] Reframing Climate Resilience in the Global South: Towards a Participatory Framework for Conceptualising and Measuring Resilience in Malawi – Dr Desire Mpanje, University College Dublin

 [P05] Limitations of early warning signals: evaluating resilience loss detection methods for climate-induced forest mortality events – Ms Nielja Knecht, Stockholm Resilience Centre; Bolin Centre for Climate Research

 [P06] Braids Are Stronger Than Twists: Strengthening Adaptive Resilience in First Nations Communities Through the Braiding of Knowledge Systems – Ms. Mandie Yantha, University of British Columbia

 [P07] Understanding Flood Adaptation Practices in Rural China through the Social Practices Approach – Ms. Anqi Zhu, Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München

 [P08] Aligning Nature-based Solutions with Urban Justice and Climate Resilience: Insights from Policy and Practice in Bonn – Nina Senge, University of Bonn / German Committee for Disaster Reduction (DKKV)

 [P09] Building Resilient Futures: Climate Adaptation Strategies in Southeast Asia’s Informal Settlements – Dr. Andrea Reimuth, Technical University Munich, Germany

 [P10] Environmental Justice Considerations in Planned Relocations: A Comparative Analysis – Ms. Chloé ten Brink, University College Dublin

 [P11] Local adaptation readiness for resilient mountain communities – Dr. Annemarie Polderman, Institute for Interdisciplinary Mountain Research, Austrian Academy of Sciences

 [P12] A Resilience Nexus between Climate, Food, and Health: Community-Engaged Research to Improve Prickly Pear Cactus Production and Consumption – Dr. Robert Strong, Texas A&M University

 [P13] Assessing regional drought resilience crossing sectoral and federal borders – Maren Jabs, University of Twente

 [P14] Assessing the Effectiveness of Protect, Accommodate, and Retreat, Strategies in Flood Mitigation: A Geospatial and Budgetary Analysis of Central Java – Suriadi Suriadi, Universitas Gadjah Mada, Indonesia

 [P15] Cultivating Resilience: Socio-Ecological Transformations in Low-Carbon Tea Gardens of Pu’er, Yunnan, China – Yanlin Zhao, Wageningen University & Research

 [P16] Spatiotemporal expansion and driving dynamics of urban flooding sites in central Kunming city based on GTWR model and media data – Ziyao Wang, School of Earth Sciences, Yunnan University

 [P17] Simulating community resilience to flood impacts in the Upper Mekong basin using an empirical agent-based model – Wenhan Feng, Department of Geography, LMU Munich

 [P18] Strengthening Water System Resilience in Albania: Adaptive Strategies for a Climate-Challenged Future – Dr. Dritan Rustja, University of Shkoder “Luigj Gurakuqi” Albania

 [P19] Resilient Water Management Practices of the Bhil Tribe in Central India: Indigenous Knowledge for Climate Adaptation – Nitesh Dogne, Faculty of Architecture & Ekistics, Jamia Millia Islamia, New Delhi, INDIA

 [P20] Climate-Resilient Water Management in Coastal Bangladesh: Integrating Community-Based Adaptation and Nature-Based Solutions – Mr. Md Humayain Kabir, University of Graz

 [P21] Modeling and Governance Innovations for Climate-Smart Urban Water Systems in Germany – Dr. Amrita Chaurasia, Christ (Deemed to be University)

 [P22] Transitions of water resource system resilience: a case study from Hexi inland river basins, Northwest China – Ms. Zhihan Zheng, Beijing Normal University, China

 [P23] Coping with heavy metal pollution in sustainable urban drainage systems – Mr. Max Thiele, Chair of restoration ecology, TU München

 [P24] Making urban transformation happen: Carrier projects as a synergetic approach to developing urban green-blue infrastructure – Mr. Spyridon Nektarios Koulouris, Technical University of Munich (TUM)

 [P25] Optimizing Forest Management around Urban Areas for improved Cooling and Air Exchange – Ms Linda Gruber, Faculty of Geography, Philipps- Universität Marburg

 [P26] Enhancing Urban Climate Resilience Through Green Infrastructure: A Long-Term Remote Sensing and Modeling Approach to PM10 Deposition – Azharul Islam, Technical University of Munich

 [P27] MULTI-HAZARD RESILIENCE IN THE CHANGING HIMALAYAS – Mr. Ayog Basnyat, University of Zurich

 [P28] Historical Insights for Future Resilience: Mapping Disaster Events to Understand Cascading Climate and Disaster Risks – Ms. Liz Jessica Olaya Calderon, Eurac Research/ Center for Climate change and Transformation

 [P29] Empirical pathways and system dynamics of resilience: Mapping community-level, disaster resilience-building interventions – Dr. Jung Hee Hyun, International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis

 [P30] Unveiling Climate Resilience: Assessing Vulnerability and Adaptive Capacity of High Mountain Farmers in Gilgit-Baltistan, Pakistan – Dr. Iftikhar Ali, Karakoram International University (Hunza Campus), Gilgit, Pakistan

 [P31] Climate Model Developments and Applications in the Integrated Assessment Model Framework – Prof. Xueli SHI, Earth System Modeling and Prediction Centre, China Meteorological Administration

 [P32] Changes and drivers of flood impacts in Sichuan, China (1644–1911) - Ms. Siying Chen, Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München (LMU), Germany

5. Dr. Cesar Alvarez, Postdoc Researcher at University of Augsburg, Doctoral degree in 2019.

(1 means very bad quality; 10 means perfect quatlity)