Pour avoir un impact sur les politiques et les pratiques de l'action climatique dans les pays en développement, CLARE investit dans la recherche menée par les pays du Sud et dans l'échange des connaissances. 🧠🌱🤝 En savoir plus sur le CLARE Programme, cofinancé par Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office - Research, Science and Innovation et International Development Research Centre (IDRC) : clareprogramme.org/fr/
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CLARE is a flagship research programme on climate adaptation and resilience, funded mostly (about 90%) by UK Aid through the Foreign Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO), and co-funded by the International Development Research Centre (IDRC), Canada. CLARE is bridging critical gaps between science and action by championing Southern leadership to enable socially inclusive and sustainable action to build resilience to climate change and natural hazards. CLARE est un programme-cadre de recherche sur l'adaptation et la résilience au climat, financé principalement (environ 90 %) par l'aide britannique via le Foreign Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO), et cofinancé par le Centre de recherches pour le développement international (CRDI), Canada. CLARE comble les lacunes critiques entre la science et l'action en se faisant le champion du leadership du Sud pour permettre une action durable et socialement inclusive afin de renforcer la résilience au changement climatique et aux risques naturels.
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To impact #ClimateAction policy and practice in developing countries, CLARE invests in Southern-led research and brokered knowledge. 🧠🌱🤝 Learn more about CLARE Programme, co-funded by Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office - Research, Science and Innovation and International Development Research Centre (IDRC): clareprogramme.org
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Key conclusions now written up in this CLARE Programme blog: - Climate change impacts in Asia are severe, affect large numbers of people, specific vulnerabilities for eco-systems “tortured by rising temperatures”, and resources to address the impacts fall far short. - Evidence for locally-led adaptation, understanding intersectional vulnerabilities, and support for innovation and scaling are key. - Increasing international climate finance, in line with commitments under UNFCCC Paris Agreement, simplifying processes for access, and innovation in finance modalities are critical. - The quality of climate finance is as important as the quantity: additionality, flexibility and grant-funding are central to ensure it supports local needs. - Private finance has a role to play, but adaptation needs to be led by public interventions: “Let the government take the lead, let the private sector chip in, have a role for philanthropic capital, to finance adaptation activities” (Vivek Sen Climate Policy Initiative) https://lnkd.in/gEzzXV4X #CLimateAdaptationREsilience Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Development Research Centre (IDRC) #IDRCAsia ICIMOD Nepal Development Research Institute (NDRI) ICLEI South Asia
Bridging the Gaps in Climate Change Adaptation | CLARE Programme workshop ICIMOD Nepal Development Research Institute (NDRI) | 8 October 2024 Thank you to 80 in-person and 80 on-line participants that came together to discuss the growing climate change adaptation gaps in Asia & potentials to bridge these. Nepal government officials underlined the need for reinforced action and support, as Nepal's devastating floods again showed: adapting to climate change is a need not a choice. Working together, build capacity, better understanding & international support, will be critical to achieve goals. After opening comments by ICIMOD International Development Research Centre (IDRC) Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office Ambassador #UKinNepal, Madhu Marasini Nepal’s National Planning Commission spoke about the strength and vulnerability of the mountain ecosystem and need to increase climate finance and diplomacy to protect and restore that ecosystem. Hon. Juddha B. Gurung, Member, National Natural Resources and Fiscal Commission narrated personal experience of growing impact of climate change in Nepal, work to bring recognition and preparation amongst Nepali stakeholders, and Nepal's awareness raising in global fora. Dr Chandni Singh Indian Institute for Human Settlements sketched the growing climate adaptation gaps in Asia. She showed new data and evaluation of the effectiveness of cities' adaptation projects. Priorities for deepening work on adaptation: focus on health impacts, climate finance, work at sub-national levels, and forward-looking risk management. Popular Gentle, PhD former adviser to Nepal’s Prime Minister stressed the importance of and Nepal’s commitment to locally led adaptation. But significant gaps exist in implementation. He highlighted the need to enhance understanding intersectional vulnerabilities, support for innovation in development interventions and capacity, and blending local knowledge with academic research and evidence. Surendra Josh ICIMOD confirmed the growing adaptation (and implementation) gaps. Local solutions exist and are being piloted (such as in the HI-REAP program). Scaling and accessing finance for these innovations are a priority. The final session on closing the finance: Paul Watkiss & Blanche Butera stressed 'climate action is underfinanced and underprepared'. Current numbers underestimate private sector adaptation needs. The poor bear the burden and new financing models may make this worse. Closing the finance gap needs multiple approaches, will be challenging, but innovations exist. Mr Om Prakash Bhattarai, Ministry of Finance reiterated the large challenges in Nepal, need for external support and simplifying processes. Vivek Sen stressed governments need lead adaptation (finance). We need appreciate the incentives of private banks said Medinee Prajapati of Global IME Bank. Bedoshruti Sadhukhan stressed local development climate and development plans need to link to finance opportunities.
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La gestion et la pénurie de l'eau sont des défis mondiaux cruciaux exacerbés par les impacts du #ChangementClimatique. Un certain nombre de projets #CLimateAdaptationResilience (CLARE) se concentrent sur des approches innovantes de la gestion des ressources en eau. Explorez les travaux de ces projets du CLARE Programme, cofinancés par Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office - Research, Science and Innovation et International Development Research Centre (IDRC), en filtrant pour « eau » via le menu déroulant « sujets » : https://lnkd.in/eQRzuRXe
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Water management and scarcity are critical global challenges exacerbated by the impacts of #ClimateChange. A number of #CLimateAdaptationResilience (CLARE) projects include a common focus on innovative approaches to water resource management. Explore the work of these CLARE Programme projects, co-funded by Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office - Research, Science and Innovation and International Development Research Centre (IDRC), by filtering for “water” via the “topics” drop-down: https://lnkd.in/eE37YFcQ
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S'engager en faveur de l'égalité des genres et de l'inclusion dans la recherche conduit à une action climatique qui répond aux besoins de tous. 🌍🌱 Découvrez comment et pourquoi les projets #CLimateAdaptationResilience (CLARE) prennent en compte l'égalité des genres et l'inclusion et apprenez-en plus sur le CLARE Programme, cofinancé par le Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office - Research, Science and Innovation et le International Development Research Centre (IDRC) : https://lnkd.in/eVwEfHHE
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Committing to #GenderEquality and inclusion in research drives #ClimateAction that meets the needs of all. 🌍🌱 Discover how and why #CLimateAdaptationResilience (CLARE) projects consider gender equality and inclusion and learn more about CLARE Programme, co-funded by Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office - Research, Science and Innovation and International Development Research Centre (IDRC): https://lnkd.in/epfb3jYq
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Les innovations qui soutiennent la résilience climatique et la capacité d'adaptation sont plus efficaces lorsqu'elles sont : ✅ conçues localement ✅ testées localement ✅ et possédées localement Découvrez comment le CLARE Programme, cofinancé par Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office - Research, Science and Innovation et International Development Research Centre (IDRC), défend l'action sur la #CLimateAdaptationREsilience. clareprogramme.org/fr/
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Innovations that support climate resilience and adaptive capacity are most effective when they are: ✅ locally conceived ✅ locally tested ✅ and locally owned Explore how CLARE Programme, co-funded by Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office - Research, Science and Innovation and International Development Research Centre (IDRC), champions action on #CLimateAdaptationREsilience. clareprogramme.org
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📣 Les projets #CLimateAdaptationREsilience (CLARE) contribuent à : 🌏 l'action climatique durable 🌍 l'inclusion sociale 🌎 la résilience climatique En savoir plus sur le CLARE Programme, cofinancé par Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office - Research, Science and Innovation et International Development Research Centre (IDRC) : clareprogramme.org/fr/
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