The Importance of “Loss and Damage” in Supporting Climate Policy Debate
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Abstract
Climate change is having profound impacts on human and natural systems. In recent years, there has been growing recognition of the need to address Loss and Damage (L&D) associated with the adverse effects of climate change, particularly in developing countries that are more vulnerable to its impacts. There is a range of studies, examining the concepts, resilience, adaptation and policy options for dealing with climate change losses and damages. This article discusses the actions, research and finance needs in Loss & Damage as well as the approaches to it on some topics such as adaptation, stakeholder engagement, governance and risk transfer.
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Tsipouridis, I., E. Kiprotich, N., Chebii, A. J., Matsagkos, N., & Trachanas, G. P. (2023). The Importance of “Loss and Damage” in Supporting Climate Policy Debate. Technical Annals, 1(2). https://doi.org/10.12681/ta.34133
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