Operationalizing finance for loss and damage: from principles to modalities

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Guidance and Frameworks
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English
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International Centre for Climate Change and Development (ICCCAD)
Stockholm Environment Institute (SEI)

Developed Jointly between the Stockholm Environmental Institute (SEI) and the International Centre for Climate Change and Development (ICCCAN), 'Operationalizing finance for loss and damage: from principles to modalities', focuses on principles to guide how future loss and damage finance is operationalized. Within the report, the authors provide sources from both literature and interviews that demonstrate effective examples of just and effective deliveries of climate finance.

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