An investigation of Parties’ statements on L&D and prospects for its inclusion in a Paris Agreement
An investigation of Parties’ statements on L&D and prospects for its inclusion in a Paris Agreement
This paper discusses individual nations’ experiences with Loss and Damage (L&D), their plans to respond, and their calls for international support, as expressed in their Intended Nationally Determined Contributions (INDCs). It also considers the developed-developing nation divide that persists in support for addressing loss and damage within the COP and the importance of including L&D in a Paris agreement.
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Acknowledgement: The International Centre for Climate Change and Development (ICCCAD) exte…
