Loss and Damage: From Global Funds to Local Impact

Join us for an insightful discussion on Loss and Damage — a key focus of the international climate agenda. After years of advocacy, the conversation is shifting towards the practical implementation of strategies that effectively support communities impacted by climate change.

This dialogue will delve into how financial systems, national frameworks, and local institutions can collaborate to alleviate the burdens faced by households unable to adapt or mitigate losses. It’s crucial to address how these support systems can pay attention to often-overlooked groups, particularly children and other vulnerable populations.

Key Topics Include:

• Designing Loss and Damage systems to reflect the needs of those impacted most
• Integrating adaptation and Loss and Damage into a cohesive resilience strategy
• Establishing equitable governance, financing, and accountability measures

Discussion Group Leaders 👩‍🏫:

• Erin Roberts: Founder, Loss and Damage Collaboration
• Nadia Zaidi: Policy Specialist, Loss and Damage at UNICEF
• Sadie DeCoste: Founder, Loss and Damage Policy Institute

Engaging Questions 🤔:

• What strategies can we implement to build effective Loss and Damage systems?
• How can we ensure that the needs of children are prioritized in related policies?
• What mechanisms are essential for delivering support equitably?

📍 Location: XCHG Spaces
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