When the Bhotekoshi flood in Nepal receded, it left orphaned children, widows without closure, and families abroad still waiting for word of loved ones. This is the story of loss no damage assessment can count, invisible, immeasurable, and almost impossible to price.
From Research to Resilience: Why Community-Led Solutions Must Shape Climate and Health Policy in Somalia
Research in Qardho, Somalia shows that climate-induced loss and damage extends beyond economic impacts, affecting physical health, mental well-being, livelihoods, and dignity. Community-led solutions, grounded in local knowledge and participation, can strengthen resilience and shape more equitable climate and health policies.
