As host of the board of the new UN L&D fund, the Philippines can set an example with its pioneering climate accountability bill
In the wake of yet another Caribbean climate disaster, Labour should raise its ambition in offering international support
The board of the fund has agreed on a name and a host country at a meeting in South Korea, but trickier issues remain
Unless the unique needs of conflict zones are prioritized, climate-vulnerable communities risk losing out on finance again
My people are experiencing loss and damage, and deserve international support under a new climate finance goal – negotiators in Bonn and beyond must take heed
Malawi’s Red Cross built 45 homes funded by a suspected Nigerian fraudster, which residents of Mchenga village say are unsafe
The new UN fund can channel taxes and other innovative ways of raising money to pay for climate loss and damage – we just have to decide to apply them
At its first meeting, the fund’s board decided to fast-track the selection of its host country so money can be disbursed as fast as possible to disaster-hit people
Scientists blame the current drought on El Niño – which could exclude those affected from receiving aid for climate-change damage
Representatives of groups hardest-hit by the climate crisis say restrictions on their participation at the fund’s first board meeting set a worrying precedent
Their failure to agree risks delaying help for victims of climate disasters in developing countries
Germany and Cop host UAE led contributions to get a fund for climate victims up and running, in an early win for the Cop28 presidency
At the Global Partnership for Education, we paid a high price to be hosted by the World Bank. A loss and damage fund should be independent
Developing countries are outraged by a proposal to host a climate loss and damage fund at the World Bank, painting it as a US power grab
Wopke Hoekstra argues a tax on jet fuel could raise revenue for a planned loss and damage fund, but experts warn that won’t be easy
The US wants extra seats for major donors to the fund on top of developed country representation, sparking accusations of “double counting”
The 2030 target is one of several contentious proposals at negotiations in the Dominican Republic this week over a new loss and damage fund
The US, which long opposed a fund, wants it to focus on a narrow set of disasters in a small number of countries
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Experts said that the term “climate reparations” implies liability, whereas the loss and damage fund will be filled on a voluntary basis