Loss and Damage Livelihood Resilience

Loss and Damage Livelihood Resilience

van der Geest, Kees, Kreft, Soenke, Zommers, Zinta, Huq, Saleemul, Amy Quandt, Preato, Alberto, Chandra, Alvin, Mulla, Ava, Chaffin, Brian, Koto, Camari, Barthelt,Christian, Carter, Christopher J., Corendea, Cosmin, Wrathall, David, Opondo, Denis Opiyo, Florano, Ebinezer, Yustiningrum, Emilia, Boyd, Emily, Derrington, Erin, Roberts, Erin et al. (2016). Loss and Damage Livelihood Resilience. United Nations University Institute for Environment and Human Security.

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Author	van der Geest, Kees Kreft, Soenke Zommers, Zinta Huq, Saleemul Amy Quandt Preato, Alberto Chandra, Alvin Mulla, Ava Chaffin, Brian Koto, Camari Barthelt,Christian Carter, Christopher J. Corendea, Cosmin Wrathall, David Opondo, Denis Opiyo Florano, Ebinezer Yustiningrum, Emilia Boyd, Emily Derrington, Erin Roberts, Erin Rabbani, Golam Khan, Hafijul Islam Islam, Ina Ahmedi, Istiakh Bolland, Jack Rhyner, Jakob Junghardt, Jana Warner, Koko Schaefer, Laura Nijzink, Laurens Mukherjee, Nandan Jha, Nimisha Serdeczny, Olivia James, Rachel Granados, Rocio De Souza, Roger M. Henry, Sabine Ayeb-Karlsson, Sonja Schwan, Susanne Cannon, Terry Loster, Thomas Pathak, Vishal
Title	Loss and Damage Livelihood Resilience
Volume/Issue No.	10
Publication Date	2016
Place of Publication	Bonn
Publisher	United Nations University Institute for Environment and Human Security
Pages	4
Language	eng
Abstract	Climate change Loss and Damage has emerged as a key challenge of the 21st century. This Policy Brief first frames the challenge and then introduces the Resilience Academy, highlighting 5 key insights that both feed the debate and inform action. Finally, it provides 5 recommendations to the Executive Committee of the Warsaw International Mechanism (WIM ExCom) for its 5-year work plan.
Keyword	Loss and damage Resilience Warsaw International Mechanism
Copyright Holder	United Nations University Institute for Environment and Human Security
Copyright Year	2016
Copyright type	Creative commons

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