#Floodβdamaged #Nepal wants help from the global #climate #LossandDamage Fund β but itβs waiting, along with 118 other countries

#Floodβdamaged #Nepal wants help from the global #climate #LossandDamage Fund β but itβs waiting, along with 118 other countries
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π’ NEW PAPER: DRIVING THE SYSTEM CHANGE NEEDED TO END #LOSSANDDAMAGE FROM CLIMATE CHANGE β
π By Teo Ormond Skeaping, this publication considers what #SystemsChange involves and key opportunities to advance it.
π Read the full paper: www.lossanddamagecollaboration.org/resources/dr...
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π BIENNIAL TRANSPARENCY REPORTS (ITEM 4)
Committee members continued refining voluntary BTR guidelines.
The focus: helping developing nations report #LossAndDamage effectively within #UNFCCC transparency frameworks without extra administrative burdens. π
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π The plan guides countries in preparing funding and technical assistance requests. π°
π οΈ It offers voluntary tools to integrate #LossAndDamage into national plans. π‘οΈ
π― Key priorities include strengthening funding methodologies and sharing knowledge. π
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π§ Morning discussions focused on the Action and Support Expert Group (ASEG) draft Plan of Action. πΌ
π£οΈ ASEG Champions reported that eight of eighteen member slots are currently filled. π₯
π Responding to COP 30 mandates, the draft creates tools to assess #LossAndDamage. π§Ύ
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π Join us tomorrow for Day 2 of ExCom 25, where negotiations will continue on BTR guidelines, five-year workplan progress, collaboration across #LossAndDamage bodies, and advancing knowledge tools for frontline climate action! π
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π₯ Established at COP 19 π΅π±, the ExCom guides the implementation of the functions π§ of the WIM πͺοΈ and implements its work through a five-year rolling work plan. πͺ The ExCom relies on five thematic expert groups, βοΈ which deliver essential #LossAndDamage guidelines, briefs, and knowledge products. π
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π Faced with a 13-point agenda, the committee adopted its agenda and plunged into Item 4, debating voluntary guidelines for the preparation of Biennial Transparency Reports (BTRs) to ensure developing countries can report #LossAndDamage effectively without heavy administrative burdens. π
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πDISCUSSING TRANSPARENCY & REPORTING IN MAJUROπ²π
π₯₯Thatβs a wrap on Day 1 of the 25th mtg of the Executive Committee (#ExCom25) of the Warsaw International Mechanism for #LossAndDamage (WIM) in the Marshall Islands! π²π
πDaily policy updates:
www.lossanddamagecollaboration.org/resources/da... π
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π²π Made of low-lying atolls, the Marshall Islands faces severe sea-level rise and coastal erosion. π
π Hosting #ExCom25 here highlights how #LossAndDamage threatens frontline survival in real time. π
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π£ ANCHORING #LOSSANDDAMAGE ON CLIMATE FRONTLINES π
π£οΈ Highlighting ground realities, Co-Chair Ashley Codner noted: βBeing here... has transformed my understanding of what vulnerability means in practice.β π¬
ποΈ #ExCom25 grounds policy directly in lived #Pacific experiences. π
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βοΈ ExCom members are emphasising that voluntary guidelines must be practical, flexible, & non-prescriptive. π‘
π€ They must respect national capacities without adding heavy reporting burdens. π
π Guidelines should also clearly distinguish #LossAndDamage from adaptation.
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π Under Item 4 of the agenda, #ExCom25 is working to finalise and endorse voluntary guidelines. π
π οΈ These guidelines will help countries collect and manage data for the #LossAndDamage sections of their BTRs.
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π¨ BTRs provide a clear picture of national greenhouse gas emissions.
π They track progress on climate targets and adaptation efforts. π‘οΈ
π° They also outline financial and technical support needed, and can include #LossAndDamage impacts. π
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π What are Biennial Transparency Reports (BTRs), why do they matter for #LossAndDamage, and what is being decided at #ExCom25 in Majuro? π²π
π Here is a quick breakdown of the #UNβs transparency backbone and how it impacts frontline climate action.
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π Faced with a tentative 13-point agenda π, the ExCom will discuss voluntary guidelines for prep for biennial transparency reports π, workplan progress, collaboration π€ with other #LossAndDamage bodies, and inputs for the 2nd global stocktake. π
#Nepal needs $5bn to rebuild from the #floods.
Oil giants Exxon, Chevron & Shell made $36.5bn profit in the past quarter alone.
The #LossandDamage Fund can provide only up to $20 million in emergency support.
Shared thoughts with @stuti.bsky.social on why this is a test for #climatejustice.
βΌοΈ #LossAndDamage finance canβt be treated as charity or voluntary; itβs an obligation under international law and a matter of responsibility and #HumanRights βΌοΈ
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π£ NEGOTIATING FOR CLIMATE JUSTICE: RAJU PANDIT CHHETRI π³π΅
π Many Global Majority negotiators face the heavy burden of experiencing severe climate devastation firsthand. ποΈ Their communities face total displacement and devastation from #LossAndDamage impacts. π
My latest for @prospectmagazine.co.uk. Over to you, COP31, TΓΌrkiye. Pennies in a pot from the global community will no longer cut it. #LossAndDamage #Nepal