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Read my perspective on why managing water resources is crucial for reducing disaster risks and adapting to climate change. preventionweb.net/quick/93971

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If we solve absorptive capacity by 2030, it will be because we trained a generation of local experts, harmonized ministries through climate-finance units, and used platforms to crowd in finance at scale.

Happening today! #FFD4 side event by the German Gov't Green Climate Fund UN DESA UN-Water GCF CSIO Charles Ehrhart will speak about GCF's approach to financing water projects & how we can unlock fit-for-purpose #climateaction investment and partnerships for SIDS and LLDCs #watersecurity.

As temperatures rise and glaciers melt, the threat of glacial lake outburst floods grows. Urgent action, investment & cooperation are key. Thrilled to see Green Climate Fund approve $36.1M to scale up GLOF risk reduction efforts in Nepal, with 2.3M+ people to benefit.

The Meteorological Service of Jamaica is presented with the RJRGLEANER Honour Award for Science and Technology for strengthening national resilience through cutting-edge weather technology, real-time data systems, and life-saving early warning solutions. #RGHonours

On this International Day, I join the call to end discrimination against people of #AfricanDescent — everywhere. Racism has no place in our world. Let’s keep pushing for dignity, justice, and equality for all.

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Climate security is water security. Yet, developing countries face massive barriers to investing in resilient water systems and infrastructure. At World Water Week, GCF's Bapon Fakhruddin, PhD shared how GCF is helping countries unlock climate finance for resilient water solutions. (🧵1/3)

(🧵2/3) To ensure finance flows for water, GCF uses a variety of approaches: ❇️ De-risking mechanism ❇️ Capital mobilisation ❇️ Bankable projects ❇️ Innovative, fit-for-purpose financing models Working with partners, we've woven these approaches into 45+ water projects.

(🧵3/3) At World Water Week in Stockholm, GCF participated in key dialogues to promote pathways towards transformative systems change for water. As the world's climate fund for developing countries, GCF is committed to driving #climateaction for more resilient water systems.

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