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The report provides a detailed analysis of the potential economic effects of continued climate change for the entire Caribbean region.
The report compares two possibilities, an optimistic rapid stabilization case and a pessimistic business-as-usual case. The report focuses on three categories of effects: hurricane damage, loss of tourism revenue, and infrastructure damage due to sea-level rise.
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Climate Change: The Costs of Inaction in the Caribbean Region
Other publication / The chapter explores how stakeholder visions, resources, and regional cooperation shape bioeconomy policies and governance across different regions.
Feature / Residents of Nairobi's informal settlements are working with SEI and Resilient Planet Initiative partners to develop an app to aid climate adaptation efforts.
Feature / A workshop held by SEI and Moldova's Ministry of Environment discussed an assessment of and future opportunities for treated wastewater reuse in Moldova.
