Description
Evidence continues to show that losses and damages associated with climate change are occurring across all regions around the globe, in all economic sectors and particularly in vulnerable communities. This event will build from the 2023 UNEP Adaptation Gap Report and ongoing work by the World Adaptation Science Programme’s (WASP) Working Group on Loss and Damage. It will address the soft limits to adaptation to avert and minimize losses and damages. Experts will provide an overview of the issue and discuss the topic with the audience, providing further clarity on the soft limits to adaptation.Panelists
Henry Neufeldt UNEP-CCC, Chief Editor of the Adaptation Gap Report (moderator)
Emily Boyd Lund University, Professor in sustainability studies
Vasiti Soko Director of the National Disaster Management Office for the Government of Fiji
Karma Dupchu Director of the National Centre of Hydrology and Meteorology (NCHM), Royal Government of Bhutan (RGoB)
Janine Felsen Research fellow, the Melbourne Sustainable Society Institute.
Period | 2023 Dec 8 |
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Event title | UNEP pavilion 2024 at the 28th Conference of the Parties (COP28) |
Event type | Conference |
Location | DubaiShow on map |
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