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22 Technology forClimate Justice… 531 Table22.3 Transparency in the three key global agreements: reportingmechanisms, indicators related to impacts and risks, andmeans of implementation for technology, with some detail on Bangladesh, IndiaandNepal Keyaspects Climateagreements HFA/Sendai MDGs/SDGs Reporting in general NDC,NC,BUR andNAP, NAPA,adaptation communication (in development). Self-reportingwith strong reviewandvalidation mechanismformitigation, not for adaptation.WIM: annual reportingofExCom toCOP;2-yearworkplan withnineactionareas (2014–2016);5-year rolling workplanwith seven strategicworkstreams (as of2016).Reviewin2016 and2019.Request forLoss andDamagecontactpoint atnational level in2016 HFA: global, regional and nationalprogress reports, global assessment report. Sendai:SendaiFramework progress report. Self-reportingatnational levels MDGandSDG: national review, self-reporting Indicators related to impacts and risks ParisAgreementArticle 8.4Areasofcooperation and facilitation: (a)Early warningsystems; (b) Emergencypreparedness; (c)Slowonset events; (d) Events thatmay involve irreversibleandpermanent lossanddamage; (e) Comprehensive risk assessmentand management; (f)Risk insurance facilities, climate riskpoolingandother insurancesolutions; (g) Non-economic losses; and (h)Resilienceof communities, livelihoods andecosystems.WIM: three functions: (1) Enhanceknowledgeand understandingof comprehensive risk managementapproaches; (2)Strengthendialogue, coordination, coherence andsynergiesamong relevant stakeholders; (3) Enhanceactionandsupport HFA: 2.2:Systems inplace tomonitor, archiveand disseminatedataonkey hazardsandvulnerabilities. Keyquestion:Disaster loss databasesexist andare regularlyupdated.5.4: Procedures inplace to exchange relevant informationduringhazard events anddisasters, and to undertakepost-event reviews.Sendai:A1 Numberofdeathsand missingpersonsattributed todisastersper100,000 population;C1Direct economic lossattributed to disasters asglobalgross domesticproduct;D1 Damage tocritical infrastructureattributed to disasters;D5Numberof disruptions tobasicservices attributed todisasters MDG: 7Areverse the loss ofenvironmental resources. 7BReducebiodiversity loss, achieving,by2010, a significant reduction in the rateof loss.SDG: 1.5.2 Direct economic loss attributed todisasters in relation toglobalgross domesticproduct (GDP); 11.5.2Direct economic loss in relation toglobalGDP, damage tocritical infrastructureandnumber ofdisruptions tobasic services, attributed to disasters (continued)
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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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