The COP27 Briefings: Loss and Damage



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Financing is needed to compensate vulnerable countries for the disasters affecting them. This can be seen as climate reparations, paid by historical emitters of greenhouse gases, in accordance with the ‘polluter pays’ principle. But will the world, which has till date considered the issue of compensation and reparations as taboo in climate negotiations, turn a new leaf in CoP27?

The question of loss and damage must be at the front and centre of all discussions at CoP27.

Join us and our esteemed experts from across the world at our second pre-CoP webinar to mull over three critical questions.

  • How can we better track the cumulative damages from intensifying extreme weather events so that the human costs are captured accurately?
  • How can attribution science and historical emissions of GHGs be factored in while accounting for damages owed to developing countries?
  • What kind of global funding mechanism do we need to help affected vulnerable countries recover?

Note: CSE and Down To Earth would be reporting live from Egypt for the entire duration of the Conference. Our coverage and feeds will be available on both

FOR DETAILS, CONTACT:

Sukanya Nair
sukanya.nair@cseindia.org
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Can extreme climate change events be attributed to historical emissions? Krishna Achuta Rao explains.
Loss and Damage: Politics and COP 27 Deny, distract, delay
By: Sunita Narain
Director General, CSE
Loss and Damage: Politics and COP 27 Deny, distract, delay
By: Avantika Goswami
Climate Change, Centre for Science and Environment
Loss and Damage: Estimations
By: Akshit Sangomla
Correspondent, Down To Earth
Vanuatu’s perspectives on Climate vulnerability, Assessing L&D, and Climate Justice at COP27 and beyond
Dr. Christopher Bartlett
Climagte Diplomacy Manager
Republic of Vanuatu
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