The Resilience Hub returns to Africa Climate Week
After a successful kick off in 2022 at the Africa Climate Week, The Resilience Hub will be returning to the UNFCCC’s Africa Climate Week, taking place in Nairobi, Kenya between 4-8 September. Both the Africa and Latin America and Caribbean Regional Resilience Hubs will be taking part in the on-the-ground programming at Climate Week alongside […]
COPtoons from COP27
A selection of cartoons drawn live at last year’s event in Egypt. Stay tuned for more artwork reflecting the conversations at the Resilience Hub and beyond at COP28.
Young climate actors building resilient communities around the world
Global Resilience Partnership announces its #Art4Resilience Social Media contest winners. By June Kimaiyo, Youth Engagement Specialist, Global Resilience Partnership From Costa Rica to Kenya, India to Benin, Mozambique to Brunei; whether through science, technology, activism, art, formal or traditional education, eco-friendly lifestyle, or entrepreneurship young people are increasingly creating solutions to deal with the increasing […]
From Framing to Financing #LossAndDamage
By Kavita Sachwani, Finance Lead and State Program Coordinator Finance Lead, 2030 Water Resources Group COP after COP, the global climate action community or the ‘Conference of Parties’ as it is officially called, has made endless efforts to define, measure, and attribute Loss and Damage. From Agreement to Protocol, from Mechanism and Network to Conference […]
<strong>Financial insecurity undermines resilience in the face of climate change-related disasters</strong>
By Dr Sarah Cumbers, Director of Evidence and Insight at Lloyd’s Register Foundation Financial security is a crucial aspect of resilience. When people are exposed to a shock or stressor – such as a global recession or a disaster caused by a natural hazard – it can deprive them of their livelihoods. Lloyd’s Register Foundation […]
Visualising Resilience: Asia Pacific
Ahead of COP27, we hosted a series of Regional Resilience Hubs to ensure that diverse perspectives and best practices on resilience are amplified and help drive the agenda at COP. As a part of this process, we commissioned a graphic harvester to capture the key findings. Check out the graphics from the Asia Pacific RegHub below.
Public-private collaboration: the key to building resilience and driving systems change
By Bob Moritz, PwC Global Chairman According to the World Economic Forum, the biggest global threat over the next few years is extreme weather. Yet despite the risks, only 40% of CEOs in PwC’s 24th global CEO survey say that they have factored climate change into their approach to managing risks. This has to change. To limit […]
SRI: A nature-based approach for rice cultivation providing a triple win for people, planet and prosperity
By Jen McCallum, SRI-2030 Rice is a significant crop for the world. Rice plays a critical role in food security being the staple crop for over half the world’s population. It is central to the daily activities of many, with over 1 billion people relying on it for their livelihoods. It is also used for […]
Mobilising the financial system for climate resilience
How can financial institutions use their operations to build climate resilience? Expert perspective from Jörg Eigendorf, Chief Sustainability Officer, Deutsche Bank The topic of resilience usually comes to the fore in the wake of catastrophic events. The devastating hurricanes in Central America and Florida, the floods in Pakistan, as well as the extreme heat wave […]
Marsh McLennan – Moving the World to a Resilience Mindset
By Francis Bouchard, Managing Director, Climate, Marsh McLennan In the past six months alone, Hurricane Ian devastated southwest Florida, historic flooding inundated 33 million Pakistanis, and extreme heat melted train tracks and airport runways in the UK. These events –reinforce recent UN warnings about the urgency of climate risks, and fundamentally challenge the notion that business […]