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160 E.Calliari et al. Fig.6.2 TheWIMintheUNFCCCarchitecture.AccordingtoDecision2/CP.19, theWIMreports annually to theCOP. SourceAdapted fromownelaboration year rollingwork plan. As for the latter, its strategic workstreamswere approved at COP23 and call for enhanced cooperation on: (1) Slow onset events; (2) Non- economic losses; (3) Comprehensive riskmanagement approaches; (4)Migration, displacement and humanmobility; and (5) action and support, including finance, technologyandcapacity-building. The “structure, mandate and effectiveness” of theWIM is to be periodically reviewed,with thefirst reviewtobeheld in2019andsubsequentones to takeplace nomore than5years apart (UNFCCC2017).Reviews shouldconsiderprogresson the implementationof theExCom’sworkplanbut also adopt a long-termvision to reflectonhowtheWIMmaybeenhancedandstrengthened.Asaninput to the2019 review,decision4/CP.22called fora“technicalpaper (to)bepreparedby thesecre- tariatelaborating thesourcesoffinancial support”.AtCOP23itwasagreed that the lattershouldbeinformedbyanexpertdialogue(baptisedas“SuvaExpertDialogue”) that tookplaceinMay2018, inorder“toexploreawiderangeof information, inputs and views onways for facilitating themobilisation and securing of expertise, and enhancement of support, including finance, technology and capacity-building, for averting,minimisingandaddressing lossanddamage” (SBIandSBSTA2017). Besides theWIM,amajor institutionalmilestoneonL&Dwas reachedwith the adoptionof theParisAgreement.Astand-alonearticle8recognisesL&Dasdistinct fromadaptation, elevating it almost as a third pillar of climate action.Through the article“Partiesrecognizetheimportanceofaverting,minimizingandaddressingloss anddamageassociatedwiththeadverseeffectsofclimatechange, includingextreme weathereventsandslowonsetevents”(UNFCCC2015).Thearticlesanctionstheper- manenceoftheWIM,whilstleavingthedooropenforittobe“enhancedandstrength- ened”throughfutureCOPdecisions.ItalsocallsPartiestowork“onacooperativeand
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Loss and Damage from Climate Change Concepts, Methods and Policy Options
Title
Loss and Damage from Climate Change
Subtitle
Concepts, Methods and Policy Options
Authors
Reinhard Mechler
Laurens M. Bouwer
Thomas Schinko
Swenja Surminski
JoAnne Linnerooth-Bayer
Publisher
Springer Open
Date
2019
Language
English
License
CC BY 4.0
ISBN
978-3-319-72026-5
Size
16.0 x 24.0 cm
Pages
580
Keywords
Environment, Climate change, Environmental law, Environmental policy, Risk management
Categories
International
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