Putting human rights in the centre

Meg Parsons ()
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Meg Parsons: The University of Auckland

Nature Climate Change, 2023, vol. 13, issue 12, 1282-1283

Abstract: The global loss and damage fund is essential to provide support for climate-impacted groups and help their local initiatives for adaptation. Now, research focusing on the Vanuatu population highlights the necessity to put human rights as a central consideration for loss and damage fund agendas.

Date: 2023
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