Submitted by H. This can be solved. It proposes leveraging donor funding to unlock vast sums from re insurance and capital markets to provide guaranteed financial protection to exposed communities now, and through to at least Mobilising private finance alongside the new loss and damage fund is crucial in addressing these impacts, and more such initiatives are needed. These funds could be used for critical priorities such as humanitarian assistance; rebuilding schools, hospitals and vital infrastructure; sovereign debt repayments; restoration of agriculture and ecosystems.
This analysis frames Loss and Damage implementation within objective physical and economic realities, essential for effective outcomes.
Risk sharing systems empower hard won Loss and Damage funds to provide structural financial security to the widest range of vulnerable countries. We can mobilise existing expertise, institutions and partnerships to put this essential protection in place quickly. With this groundbreaking research by CISL, world leaders are guided by an action plan based on a bedrock of open science, rigorous analysis, shared alignment, and collective purpose.
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