The Fund for Responding to Loss and Damage (FRLD) was created at a moment of historic international cooperation.
But as climate impacts accelerate and the global political landscape becomes increasingly fragmented, the Fund faces fundamental questions. Can a donor-dependent model deliver the scale, speed and predictability of finance that communities need? And if the Fund doesn’t live up to its promise, what will that mean for global cooperation?
The recent devastating flooding in Nepal underlines that vital need for an effective Loss and Damage Fund. People are suffering climate impacts now, and need cash quickly to help pick up the pieces.
Join us for an online webinar exploring how the FRLD could move towards a more predictable and diversified system of finance — and why getting this right matters not only for climate justice, but for international cooperation, peace and security.
Register here – https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/pyXA7O2KRpuS3qz8B2E_og#/registration
Hear from global experts including:
- Harjeet Singh (Fill the Fund Campaign)
- Evans Njewa (former LDC Chair)
- Sister Cecilia Durga Shrestha (Caritas Nepal)
- Ben Wilson (SCIAF)