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A roadmap for regional cooperation on adaptation in the Hindu Kush Himalaya: addressing transboundary and cascading climate risks

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A roadmap for regional cooperation on adaptation in the Hindu Kush Himalaya: addressing transboundary and cascading climate risks

This roadmap aims to chart a course towards stronger regional cooperation on adaptation in the Hindu Kush Himalaya region to build resilience to the transboundary and cascading climate risks the region faces.

Sara Talebian, Katy Harris, Cynthia Crouse, Kate Williamson / Published on 18 November 2024

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Adaptation Without Borders (2024). A roadmap for regional cooperation on adaptation in the Hindu Kush Himalaya: addressing transboundary and cascading climate risks. Stockholm Environment Institute, Stockholm.

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This roadmap grew out of a science-policy dialogue conducted in 2023 by the Adaptation Without Borders partnership, which brought together 45 regional stakeholders in a science-policy dialogue on regional cooperation on adaptation to cascading climate risks in the Hinud Kush Himalaya region.

Based on discussions from the event and further analysis, the authors created the roadmap, which presents 15 recommendations intended to better understand and begin to address these “next generation” risks in the region. The recommendations focus on three aspects: 1) research, information sharing, knowledge-based dialogue; 2) policy and governance instruments; and 3) implementation, capacity strengthening and finance.

The roadmap sets out concrete steps to establish new channels and leverage existing entities to improve cooperation on actions that will be needed to help address the direct and indirect risks facing the region,  which spans the eight countries of Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Bhutan, China, India, Myanmar, Nepal and Pakistan.

 

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Sara Talebian
Sara Talebian

Research Fellow

SEI Headquarters

Katy Harris
Katy Harris

Senior Policy Fellow

SEI Headquarters

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Cynthia Crouse

Research Associate

SEI Asia

Kate Williamson
Kate Williamson

Research Associate

SEI Oxford

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