Current Students
Nur Mohammad
SAF Scholar, Bangladesh
Being able to carry out my research — ‘Assessing drought propagation from meteorological to hydrological drought in contrasting climatic zones in Sri Lanka: Past and Future’ — is a remarkable opportunity to study how droughts develop and affect water systems. I aim for this work to support better planning and resilience in the face of climate challenges.
S Shalini
SAF Scholar, Sri Lanka
Being able to carry out my research — ‘Climate-Resilient and Adaptive Irrigation Strategies for Kala Oya Basin’ — is a remarkable opportunity to explore how water management can adapt to changing climate conditions. I aim for this work to contribute to more sustainable agriculture and improved resilience in the region
Tenzin Namgay
SAF Scholar, bhutan
Being able to carry out my research — ‘Projecting Chubda Glacier Lake Outburst Flood Risk in the Downstream Chamkhar Chhu Basin, Bhutan’ — is a remarkable opportunity to study the potential impacts of glacial hazards on downstream communities. I aim for this work to support risk reduction and climate-resilient planning in vulnerable mountain regions
Saroj Sedai
SAF Scholar, Nepal
Being able to carry out my research — ‘Assessing Drought-to-Flood Transitions in a Snow-fed Himalayan Basin: Attributed to Snowmelt and Precipitation Variability Under Climate Change’ — is a remarkable opportunity to understand how climate shifts influence extreme hydrological events. I aim for this work to support early warning systems and adaptive water resource planning in fragile mountain ecosystems
F Nazeera
SAF Scholar, Sri Lanka
Being able to carry out my research — ‘The Socio-Hydrological Impacts of Drought and the Role of Humans in Exacerbating Hydrological Drought in Gal Oya River Basin’ — is a remarkable opportunity to examine how human activities influence water scarcity. I aim for this work to contribute to more integrated, people-centered approaches to drought management.