The Times of India on the absence of a shared climate risk framework, and what that means for tracking adaptation funding.
NEW DELHI: India is yet to create a common framework for evaluating risks due to climate change and a systemic methodology for ascertaining the extent to which development programs address climate risk and vulnerability, according to a new report release on Wednesday. The report by Climat Policy initiative, a multi-national analysis and advisory organisation with expertise in finance and policy, said the lack of a common framework for evaluating climate risks makes it hard to tell how development projects assess these issues, and to track funding for adaptation measures.
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