Impacts of Transboundary Climate Risks
Left unchecked, transboundary climate risks could impede progress towards virtually every one of the Sustainable Development Goals – increasing food and water insecurity, threatening trade and energy supplies, risking jobs and livelihoods, spurring social unrest and endangering our collective wellbeing. This category provides insights on their impacts for people, ecosystems and economies – with a particular focus on trade, business and food security.
The Implications of Transboundary Climate Risks for India
Explore India's current and future exposure to transboundary and cascading climate risks in this AWB discussion brief.
Shifting cooperation in the Hindu Kush Himalaya
How does interdependence shape cooperation and resilience in the face of climate change? This communications piece will take you on a journey to the Hindu Kush Himalaya to illustrate the complexity of interdependencies in the region and the implications for the wider world.
AWB at COP28
Check out Adaptation Without Border's engagement at COP28! Find details of events on all things adaptation and transboundary climate risk.
Compilation of Illustrative Targets and Indicators for the Global Goal on Adaptation
Adaptation Without Borders contributed to an illustrative compilation of indicators and targets for the Global Goal on Adaptation. Explore this document to learn about the potential targets and indicators that could be included, and the potential development of new targets and indicators where needed.
Press conference: Why adaptation is an urgent, economic necessity
Discover why adaptation is still a politically key issue for Africa, Small Island States and Least Developed Countries; why adaptation investments are essential to maintain supply chains and trade; where adaptation finance needs to flow; and the importance of the GGA in this meeting.
Dialogue on regional cooperation on adaptation to cascading climate risks in the Hindu Kush Himalaya: Implications, barriers and opportunities for India
Policy makers, stakeholders, experts and practitioners from across India will discuss the urgent need to build regional cooperation mechanism on adaptation to cascading climate risks and explore what a cooperation mechanism could and should deliver to regional member countries and beyond in practice. Learn more!
Science-Policy Dialogue on “regional cooperation on adaptation to cascading climate risks in the Hindu Kush Himalaya”
The Science-Policy Dialogue on regional cooperation on adaptation to cascading climate risks in the HKH aims to identify what a cooperation mechanism on adaptation could look like, the main areas of work it could advance, and the tangible outcomes it could and should deliver. Learn more!
Policy solutions for managing transboundary climate risks across regional economic communities in Africa
Adaptation Without Borders and SPARC hosted a multi-stakeholder policy dialogue to advance the state of knowledge on transboundary climate risks and enhance cooperation on adaptation to manage them. Learn more!
Strengthening regional cooperation to address cascading climate risks in the Hindu Kush Himalaya
Learn about the barriers and enablers of enhanced regional cooperation on adaptation to manage the cascading impacts of climate change in this 8th APAN forum event. The event focused on mountainous regions, such as the Hindu Kush Himalaya, and how these regions can tackle cascading risks and scale up solutions.
Conference: Cross-border climate change impacts and systemic risks in Europe and beyond
Submit your abstracts and register for this interdisciplinary event organised by the Horizon 2020 projects CASCADES and RECEIPT, and join scientists from various disciplines to explore innovative approaches in understanding and adapting to cross-border climate impacts and risks.
