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The report presents new evidence on 10 transboundary climate risks of global significance. These risks impact critical sectors and regions, including water resources in high-mountain environments, fish stocks in the open ocean, industrial supply chains, energy, and global finance systems as well as human health, livelihoods, mobility patterns, and physical and mental well-being.
Dyke, salt marsh and coastline, Netherlands. Photo: Ollo / Getty Images.
At this upcoming online webinar, the authors of Adaptation Without Border’s flagship report; Understanding transboundary climate risks: the need for global adaptation, will present key findings and discuss policy implications related to systemic risks in terrestrial resources, energy, finance, and livelihoods. The webinar will also address the need for global cooperation on adaptation.
The webinar is organized by SEI, IDDRI and ODI on behalf of Adaptation Without Borders, a partnership to strengthen international cooperation on adaptation to manage the cross-border and cascading impacts of climate change.
Moderator: Richard J.T. Klein, Senior Research Fellow, SEI
Speakers:
The online webinar will take place on Zoom, 20 April 11:00—13:00 CEST. After the presentations, there will be a general Q&A session from 12:40.
Media representatives can register at the below link.
Past event / Join us to discuss new evidence on ten transboundary climate risks in Adaptation Without Borders' first flagship report.
For scheduling individual interviews with the speakers, please contact the SEI, IDDRI and ODI press officers:
Ulrika Lamberth, Senior Press Officer, SEI,
+ 46 73 801 70 53, [email protected]
Brigitte Bejean, Director of Communications, Institut du développement durable et des relations internationales (IDDRI),
+33 6 03 26 93 57, [email protected]
Karen Triggs, Chief Press Officer, ODI, [email protected]
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