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Policy Brief

Youth Engagement and Capacity-Building on Climate Change Adaptation in Ghana

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SLYCAN Trust

Ghana's young and growing population offers challenges but also opportunities that will shape Ghana's development into the future, including efforts on climate change adaptation, resilience-building, and risk management. Among the key challenges are gaps in climate awareness and education, technical expertise, finance and support, and the enabling environment, including a high rate of youth unemployment.

Policy Brief

Integrating Heat Stress Management into Climate Policies and Guidelines for Gender-Sensitive Heat Adaptation Plans in Sri Lanka

policy

SLYCAN Trust

Anthropogenic climate change is set to make heat stress more widespread and severe across the world, with South Asia identified as a critical hotspot.

Research & Technical Papers

The Role of CSOs for Scaling Up National and Regional Actions to Address Climate-Induced Loss & Damage

research-and-technical-papers

SLYCAN Trust

Climate change affects livelihoods, lives, societies, and natural ecosystems in ways that exceed the limits of adaptation and overwhelm the coping capacities of vulnerable communities, groups, and countries. Treating loss & damage (L&D) as the third pillar of the Paris Agreement besides mitigation and adaptation is a key challenge for COP27 and beyond. It is important that all stakeholders push for enhanced recognition of L&D in negotiations under the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change and commitments for tangible support including in the form of new and additional funding for L&D, technical assistance, knowledge-sharing, and technology transfer.

Research & Technical Papers

Key CSO-Led Actions and Recommendations for Addressing Adaptation Needs and Building Resilience

research-and-technical-papers

SLYCAN Trust

As climate change affects societies, economies, and the environment, adaptation is becoming increasingly vital, particularly countries, groups, or communities highly vulnerable to climate change impacts. In addition to ambitious mitigation action, concrete support for adaptation is needed at scale and on all levels to address adverse climate impacts. Scaling up adaptation support and establishing a Global Goal on Adaptation as outlined in Article 7 of the Paris Agreement should therefore be a priority in negotiations under the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change and strengthened at all levels in- and outside the UNFCCC system

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