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To reverse the trend of declining biodiversity, locally adapted biodiversity-enhancing practices are needed. This is a guide for practitioners in agricultural and rural development to identify, adapt, and promote such practices.
The Loss and Damage governance framework consists of three main bodies: The Warsaw International Mechanism (WIM), which functions as the ‘policy arm’; the Santiago Network under the WIM, which functions as the ‘technical arm’; and the Funding Arrangements including a Fund for responding to Loss and Damage (FRLD), which forms the ‘financial arm’. This factsheet will give an overview of the background of the WIM, explain its modalities as well as its relevance for international cooperation in the context of climate negotiations.
This report presents insights how sea-level rise may affect land availability across economic sectors in Vietnam. It illustrates how potential land loss across regions and economic sectors can be projected by using spatial analysis combining sea-level rise projections, elevation data and land-use information.
It was against the backdrop of the growing number of extreme weather events affecting vulnerable countries that the InsuResilience Global Partnership (IGP) launched Vision 2025 and took a courageous attempt to increase financial protection for climate-vulnerable communities. This final Vision 2025 Update showcases the achieved expansion of financial protection as well as greater recognition and awareness of pre-arranged finance against climate and disaster risk. This update presents the final results derived from the 2025 data collection, provides details on the overall progress across a period of 6 years and concludes this important collective effort.
In seven Kenyan cities and counties, the Disaster Displacement Addendum helps local governments assess risks, identify policy gaps, and integrate displacement into disaster risk reduction planning.
In Tanay Municipality, the digital Registry of Barangay Inhabitants and Migrants (RBIM) strengthens migration data management, enabling local governments to better understand mobility patterns and integrate them into climate adaptation and development planning
Through a community-led relocation process, Hargeisa Municipality helped highly vulnerable households move from a flood-prone camp near Daami Dam to a safer neighborhood.
The study shows how the concept of biodiversity mainstreaming has become a cornerstone of global biodiversity governance. It offers an overview of various entry points for mainstreaming biodiversity considerations into different thematic areas, such as in finance, policy planning cycles and monitoring frameworks, and discusses mainstreaming approaches in key sectors, i.e. land-use planning, forestry, infrastructure, and tourism. Case studies from Indonesia, Mexico and Thailand illustrate how biodiversity mainstreaming can be put into practice through national policy instruments and planning processes.
Este documento es una guía práctica que tiene como objetivo auxiliar a las personas funcionarias públicas municipales en la aplicación de un enfoque sostenible para generar proyectos de adaptación al cambio climático a nivel barrial. 
This study presents an exploratory, legitimate, and fiscal analysis of potential public financing pathways that can enable Local Government Units (LGUs) to pay premiums for parametric insurance schemes aimed at protecting and restoring mangrove and marine ecosystems.