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Contents below:

     · Institutions & initiatives:

          ~ Research & information

          ~ International initiatives

          ~ Networks & NGOs

       · Select readings

Institutions ~ Information, networks & research

Loss & damage @ MIT Climate Portal

What is climate change ‘Loss and Damage’? @ LSE

Institutions ~ International organizations & initiatives

UNEP

     About loss & damage

UNFCCC

     Fund for Responding to Loss and Damage (FRLD)

     Loss & Damage Online Guide

          · Key informational resource

     Warsaw International Mechanism for Loss and Damage associated with Climate Change Impacts (WIM) @

Losses and Damages from Climate Change @ OECD

Institutions ~ Networks & NGOs

Loss and Damage Collaboration (L&DC)

     · “...a group of climate policy and art and cultural practitioners, researchers, activists, lawyers, advocates

      and decision makers from both the global North and South working together to ensure that developing countries,

      and the vulnerable people and communities within them, have the support they need to address climate change

      related loss and damage.”

Select readings

Timeline: The struggle over ‘loss and damage’ in UN climate talks

     · 2022  ~  Josh Gabbatiss  ~  Carbon Brief

     · Outlines the development of loss and damage in international climate discussions and highlights significant documents

     · Describes the history of developing nations advocating for climate justice and how and why these efforts have been largely rejected

Loss and damage from climate change: local-level evidence from nine vulnerable countries

     · 2013  ~  Koko Warner & Kees van der Geest  ~  International Journal of Global Warming

     · Explains loss and damage through climate stressors, societal impacts, responses, and residual loss and damage

     · Provides critical insight into real-world effects of climate change on vulnerable nations through the first multi-country study on the topic

     · Identifies pathways of loss and damage, including when adaptation measures fail, incur non-recoverable

       costs, or have long-term negative effects, and suggests policy improvements