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VI. Training Content

1. Climate and Cryospheric Changes
2. Cryospheric Database
3. Cryospheric disasters and its Impacts
4. Permafrost Change and Its Impacts
5. Black Carbon and Cryospheric Change
6. Spaceborne-Airborne-Ground Based Monitoring in Glacier Dynamics and their Hazard Assessments
7. China Glacier Inventory and Technical System
8. China Snow Cover Survey and Relating Technologies
9. Cryospheric Hydrology and Water Resources Change and Their Impacts
10.  Extreme Climate Change and its Impacts
11. Indus River Basin Water Resources
12. Cryospheric Database Technologies

VII. Participants (by application)

Management officers and scientific researchers engaged in cryosphere research, ecology, disaster reduction and earth sciences in universities and research institutes of countries along the CPEC regions with specific requirements as follows:

1. Age under 45 years old;
2. Proficient in listening, speaking, reading, writing of English；
3. During the training period in Pakistan, respect Pakistani customs and abide by regulations of the training.

VIII. Expenses & Certificates

1. All expenses such as international round-trip airfare (for limited international participants from developing countries), inter-city transportation for Pakistani students, local accommodations and meals during the training workshop in Islamabad will be covered. No registration fee shall be charged;
2. Certificates of CPJRC will be conferred to the participants who have completed all the courses of the training workshop.

IX. Application Process

1. Applicants are required to complete the attached application form in English and and send it back with their professional curriculum vitae (CV) in English (no more than two pages) to Ms. Qing ZENG  at zengqing@imde.ac.cn.

2. The organizer will review all the applications on the basis of their CVs and invite eligible candidates for the training program. All applicants will be informed of the evaluation result.

Application deadline: March 31, 2025.

X. Organization

Sponsored by:

The Alliance of National and International Science Organizations for the Belt and Road Regions (ANSO)

Co-Organized by:

China-Pakistan Joint Research Center on Earth Sciences (CPJRC)

Pakistan Academy of Sciences (PAS)

Northwest Institute of Eco-Environment and Resources, Chinese Academy of Sciences (NIEER)

Supported by:

Institute of Mountain Hazards and Environment, Chinese Academy of Sciences (IMHE)

Quaid-i-Azam University (QAU)

Introduction to China-Pakistan Joint Research Center on Earth Sciences

China-Pakistan Joint Research Center on Earth Sciences (aka., CPJRC) is a scientific research and talent education institution established by the Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS) and the Higher Education Commission, Pakistan (HEC) and located at Quaid-i-Azam University (QAU), Islamabad, the capital city of Pakistan.  It’s aimed to promote bilateral cooperation between China and Pakistan in earth sciences and capacity building of Pakistani scientists as well as those in the neighboring countries.

Introduction to Pakistan Academy of Sciences

The Academy is a non-governmental and non-political supreme scientific body of distinguished scientists in the country, and devoting to the promotion of science and its applications for the general welfare of humanity. The Government of Pakistan has given the consultative and advisory status to the Academy “on all problems relating to the development of scientific  efforts in the country”, and “generally on such matters of national and international importance in the field of science as may be referred to the Academy”. The affairs of the Academy are regulated by its Charter and Bye-Laws approved by the Fellows. At present, there are 87 Fellows, 34 Foreign Fellows, and 27 Members, who have been elected by the General Body. The President and Secretary General of the Pakistan Academy of Sciences are Prof. Dr. Kauser Abdullah Malik and Prof. Dr. M. Aslam Baig.