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Addressing gender inequalities of losses and damages

Gender is a critical component of discussions over climate action

By Web editor
August 5, 2022
in :  Climate Tribune, Dhaka Tribune Articles
334

In the parlance of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change “losses and damages” refer broadly to harm from observed climate change impacts (past and current) and projected risks (future). The recent IPCC AR6 WGII report states that “observed mortality and losses due to floods and droughts are much greater for regions with high vulnerability and vulnerable populations such as the …

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Global Center on Adaptation launches Local Adaptation Champions Awards

By Web editor
August 5, 2022
in :  Climate Tribune, Dhaka Tribune Articles
14

Over 3 billion people already face climate change life-threatening impacts, among them increased heat waves, droughts, and floods. As the impacts of climate change become more and more part of our everyday reality, it is imperative that we urgently provide vulnerable communities at the frontlines with the resources they need to design and implement locally appropriate adaptation solutions. To do …

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Early warning systems to reduce loss and damage in riverine char communities in Bangladesh

Early warning systems and their transformational approach to saving lives

By Web editor
August 5, 2022
in :  Climate Tribune, Dhaka Tribune Articles
314

Practical Action has been working on flood risk management for many years and is interested to explore with local people what can be done to reduce the losses and damages as a result of flooding hitting the poorest, and the most vulnerable communities in Bangladesh. In 2018, we started working with the flood vulnerable communities of Faridpur in south-central Bangladesh. …

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Through the looking glass

Global goal on adaptation

By Web editor
August 5, 2022
in :  Climate Tribune, Dhaka Tribune Articles
6

One of the pillars of the Paris agreement is the Global Goal on Adaptation (GGA), which is addressed in Article 7.1 the GGA aims at “enhancing adaptive capacity, strengthening resilience and reducing vulnerability to climate change, with a view to contributing to sustainable development and ensuring an adequate response in the context of the temperature goal” The Paris agreement also …

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Water resilience through locally led adaptation

How do we make the business unusual the new normal?

By Web editor
August 5, 2022
in :  Climate Tribune, Dhaka Tribune Articles
27

Interventions to address climate adaptation have been a stepping stone to tackling climate change, especially for the least developing countries (LDCs).  The current intervention programs aim to build the resilience of local communities to climate shocks, and ultimately their well-being by helping them to better prepare, adapt and recover. Yet the current evaluation frameworks used in resilience programming often need …

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Possibilities of participatory visual research methods

A commentary from Bangladesh and Indian Sundarbans

By Web editor
August 5, 2022
in :  Climate Tribune, Dhaka Tribune Articles, Uncategorized
5

The visual methods embedded in the Bangladesh and Indian Sundarbans seek to sketch issues of vivencia (lived experiences) representing climate change, uncertainty, and transformative actions in South Asia. Through these participatory visual action research techniques are told from the vantage points of women, youth islanders, and through children’s paintings, these methods tell mundane stories of everyday incidences of locally-led adaptation …

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Addressing loss and damage is an equity and justice issue

Our political leaders can no longer ignore that we live in the era of Loss & Damage and extreme climate impacts necessarily represent the organization’s mission and program priorities

By Web editor
August 5, 2022
in :  Climate Tribune, Dhaka Tribune Articles
479

As the third pillar of action under the Paris Agreement, efforts to address Loss and  Damage have been primarily framed as a politically divisive yet technically focused domain in the climate regime. In reality, it is the very essence of climate justice based on the economic and non-economic damages disproportionately suffered by communities, particularly in poor and vulnerable countries and …

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Climate vulnerable nations stand up to mobilize funding facilities for Loss and Damage

Let 2022 be the year when the issue of L&D from human-induced climate change is recognized with utmost urgency and importance

By Web editor
August 5, 2022
in :  Climate Tribune, Dhaka Tribune Articles
194

Loss and damage from human induced climate change has been around as early as 1991, when the Alliance of Small Island States (AOSIS) called for a mechanism that would help to compensate countries affected by the rise in sea levels. Despite its long lingering history, why does the issue of L&D stand out in today’s climate scenario? Heavy rains swept …

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Losses and damages in a climate changed world

Researchers and actors in the policy discourse need to recognize how personal and traumatic loss and damage is in many cases

By Web editor
August 5, 2022
in :  Climate Tribune, Dhaka Tribune Articles
187

Loss and damage from anthropogenic climate change is now a rapidly expanding debate on climate justice and injustices. The strong currents of discussion at COP26 in Glasgow last year were mostly below the surface of the formal negotiations. The loss and damage debate has moved on and holds that there is no longer room for any serious doubt that anthropogenic …

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Loss and Damage, what’s next from Scotland?

If the world is to tackle the worst impacts of climate change then progress must be made at a much quicker pace

By Web editor
August 5, 2022
in :  Climate Tribune, Dhaka Tribune Articles
220

For too long the issue of addressing Loss and Damage has remained in the margins of climate negotiations. The Warsaw International Mechanism and the Santiago Network have begun to assist with knowledge exchange and capacity building, yet distinct finance for addressing Loss and Damage has remained largely off the table while progress was made at COP26 with the establishment of …

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