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Science in the national curriculum key stage 1 grade 2
(National Institute of Education, 2022) National Institute of Education
Science in the National Curriculum along with other subjects contributes to the development of the student in all aspects outlined in the National Curriculum. The following highlight briefly how the science curriculum paves the road in developing students in various aspects outline in the National Curriculum.
ސުންނަތުގެ މީޒާނުގައި ޤުނޫތު
(Ministry of Islamic Affairs, 2010) محمد شهيم علي سعيد; މުޙައްމަދު ޝަހީމް ޢަލީ ސަޢީދު; Mohamed Shaheem Ali Saeed
ނަމާދުގެ ޙުކުމްތަކުގައި އައުކަންތައް އުފައްދާފައިވާ ޙާލަތްތައް
(Ministry of Islamic Affairs, Maldives, 2018) Abu Zayd; Bakr bin Abdullah; އަބޫ ޒައިދު; ބަކްރު ބިން އަބްދުﷲ
Economic update : September 2019 : volume 1, issue 1
(މޯލްޑިވްސް މަނިޓަރީ އޮތޯރިޓީ, 2019-09) Maldives Monetary Authority; މޯލްޑިވްސް މަނިޓަރީ އޮތޯރިޓީ
ހިދާޔަތުގެ އަލި 03 : އިސްލާމްދީނުގައި އަންހެނުންގެ މަޤާމު
(އިސްލާމީކަންތައްތަކާއި ބެހޭ ވުޒާރާ، ދިވެހިރާއްޖެ, 2012-12-14) މުޙައްމަދު ޝަހީމް ޢަލީ ސައީދު; Mohamed Shaheem Ali Saeed
Material requirements for adapting to climate change in the Maldives
(Research Square, 2026-06-17) Linsmaier, Sabrina; ސަބްރީނާ ލިންޒްމަޔަރް; Choudhary, Charvi; ޗާރްވީ ޗައުދަރީ; Wietschel, Lars; ލާރްސް ވީޗަލް; Azfa, Aisha; އައިޝާ އަޒްފާ; Wiedenhofer, Dominik; ޑޮމިނިކް ވީޑެންހޯފަރ; Mohamed, Shazla; ޝަޒްލާ މުހައްމަދު; Thorenz, Andrea; އަންޑްރެއާ ތޯރެންޒް
Small Island Developing States (SIDS) are on the frontlines of climate change, making
adaptation increasingly urgent. This growing challenge is driving the implementation of
reactive hard engineered adaptation measures, which can be distinguished by two major
strategies: shoreline protection such as breakwaters, groynes, and revetments, and the other by
reclaiming and raising land. While these measures may mitigate the immediate impacts of
climate change, they demand significant quantities of materials - much of which are imported
potentially exacerbating systemic risks and creating long-term lock-in effects.
Herein, we analyze material requirements for climate adaptation in the Maldives from the year
2000 to 2100. The Maldives are a low-lying island nation with ~0.5M inhabitants and an
average height of one meter above sea level, susceptible to rising seas and wave surges. Using
GIS-based material stock and flow analysis, we quantify materials required for the two hard
adaptation strategies: shoreline protection and the reclamation and raising of islands that depend
on large-scale seabed dredging and material imports. Possible future material requirements are
estimated by scenario modelling considering sea level rise (SLR) and political responses.
Results indicate that hard-engineering adaptation projects are highly resource-intensive and
reinforced by further adaptations to rising seas, as well as greater wave exposures. This
escalating cycle of material demand for climate adaptation in the Maldives is driving material
lock-in effects which amplifies economic risk and perpetuate import dependencies.
Asian development outlook : April 2023
(Asian Development Bank, 2023) Asian Development Bank; އޭޝިއަން ޑެވެލޮޕްމެންޓް ބޭންކް
Environmental impacts of tourism and management in Maldives
(International Journal of Environmental Sciences, 2013) Kundur, Suresh Kumar; ސުރޭޝް ކުމާރު ކުންދޫރު; Murthy، Krishna; ކުރިޝްނާ މުރުތީ