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Transboundary climate impacts are of rising concern in the policy landscape. Yet the global importance of mountain ecosystems, and their potential to not only receive but propagate climate risk across borders, is often overlooked. This event will explore how policymakers and practitioners can help strengthen resilience to transboundary climate risks in mountain areas through global and regional mechanisms. It will i) highlight opportunities to ensure transboundary climate risks are represented in the different negotiating tracks on the road towards COP30; and ii) take a deep dive into the Hindu Kush Himalaya to explore how its regional member countries can take concrete steps towards stronger cooperation on adaptation.
Please note that in-person attendance is open exclusively to visitors with access to COP29.
Watch the livestream from the Climate, Peace, and Transboundary Resilience Pavilion at COP29 here.
Past event / SEI researchers will be sharing their expertise to shape climate policy in a series of events at COP29.
Other publication / This brief examines an important, emerging subject for India that warrants urgent research and policy attention: transboundary climate risks.
Perspective / Ridhi Saluja highlights that nature-based solutions in the Mekong Region need to be inclusive of diverse perspectives.
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