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Session title: Loss and Damage Financing: Humanitarian Perspectives
Organizer(s): IASC Climate Change Sub-Group, FAO, WFP, IFRC, UNHCR, Climate Charter
25 Mar 25 14:00-15:30   (Salle 3)
 
SessionAbstract

Organized by:IASC Climate Change Working Group, WFP, IFRC, Climate Charter, and FAO

Session Abstract and Objectives:

Humanitarians are already working in areas affected by loss and damage from climate change - alongside, and with, affected communities. As the loss and damage financing architecture continues to be operationalized, ensuring that mechanisms such as the Santiago Network and the Fund for Responding to Loss and Damage (FRLD) reach the most vulnerable people and communities is a key humanitarian ask and concern.

Ahead of the next FRLD Board meeting and inaugural High-Level Dialogue on Loss and Damage, set to take place in April 2025, this event will provide an opportunity for a practical conversation on the emerging loss and damage funding architecture, including on the complementarity and coherence of emerging funding arrangements.

This event is coordinated amongst members of the IASC Climate Crisis Sub-Group and will discuss humanitarian perspectives and collective inputs for the operationalization of the Santiago Network and the FRLD.


Agenda

Agenda and speakers:

Time (CET)

Focus

Speaker/Facilitator

14:00-14:05

Welcome by IASC Sub-Group

Kirsten Hagon, IFRC

14:05-14:15

State of Play on Loss and Damage

Amelia Stewart, WFP

14:15-14.45

4 case studies on L&D

Rosie Bright, WFP (TBC)
Emmanuel Ntale, Uganda Red Cross
Dunja Dujanovic, FAO
Justus Olielo, UNICEF
Mihir, All India Disaster Mitigation Institute (AIDMI)

14:45 - 15:15

Discussion (breakout groups) – online and in person

15:15-15:30

Plenary Reconstitution and Closure

Kirsten Hagon, IFRC


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