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Financing climate-resilient initiatives poses a significant challenge

NABARD conducted a meeting on Farm Sector Development in Assam, focusing on the prospects of value chain in floriculture & coffee plantations. It highlighted interventions like MEDP, FSPF. NABARD also sanctioned a Watershed Project in Derapathar villages with a grant assistance of Rs 2.30 crore.

In the wake of devastating floods, Pakistan has, with Chinese help, set up a hi-tech meteorological observation station to predict weather and study climate change – part of an ambitious plan to improve climate resilience.

Climate-induced migration is a harsh reality that Pakistan faces. Not everyone will be able to go back to their original place of residence after the waters recede, in fact, that place may not exist anymore

On a superficial level, it makes no sense to commit so strongly to managing the impacts of climate change (adaptation) on the one hand while refusing to significantly reduce emissions (mitigation) on the other. On the other hand, when you start to unpack the logic of so much adaptation policy, this contradiction fades away. By Cristy Clark

Not just climate adaptation, but genuine transformation     The Australian government has been in the news this month for two seemingly contradictory policy responses to climate change. First, on 26 January, the Hon Sussan Ley, Minister for the Environment, attended the (first of its kind) Global Climate Adaptation Summit and committed Australia to join the global Call for Action on Raising Ambition for Climate Adaptation and Resilience, to developing a new National Climate Resilience and Ada...