Enhancement of Nationally Determined Contributions in the Context of Climate and Disaster Risk Financing
Hoping that the catastrophe track for the worst-case climate scenario projected by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) can still be avoided, climate resilience building and emissions reduction are more important than ever as nations look to enhance the capabilities of the most vulnerable people and nations to fight against climate change.
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