How to scale up action related to loss and damage?
Brown Wooden Bridge Over River, Våga, Innlandet, Norway. Photo: Barnabas Davoti / Pexels.
What are the key issues in making progress on loss and damage? A new research paper from Danish Institute for International Studies (DIIS) and SEI, commissioned by the Nordic Council of Ministers, points at a number of topics related to policy, research and practice which must be addressed in order to scale up action related to loss and damage. At the event, stakeholders and observers will reflect on the conclusions of the research paper.
Speakers:
Moderator – Mattias Söderberg, Chief Advisor, DanChurchAid (DCA) Denmark.
This event will take place at the Nordic pavilion at COP27, Sharm el-Sheikh, but you can also join the event online.
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