Chapter 6: Loss and damage under the Paris Agreement
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Handbook Chapter
Published:
19 Nov 2021
Page Range:
100–126
Collection:
Law 2021
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.4337/9781788974028.00013
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This chapter picks up on the story of loss and damage under the Convention as set out in the previous chapter, beginning from its inclusion in the Paris Agreement. The chapter not only sets out the work done on loss and damage post-Paris, but also considers how the notion of loss and damage has evolved over the last five years. It also explains the ongoing discussions around the governance of the WIM, how the work of the WIM's Excom progressed in 2020 in the face of the pandemic, and provides insights into future of loss and damage under the Convention and its Paris Agreement as currently framed.

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Cover Research Handbook on Climate Change Law and Loss & Damage
Research Handbook on Climate Change Law and Loss & Damage
Handbook
Published:
19 Nov 2021
Print ISBN:
9781788974011
eISBN:
9781788974028
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.4337/9781788974028
Pages:
480
Collection:
Law 2021
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Front Matter
Chapter 1: Introducing loss and damage
Part I: FRAMEWORKS
Part II: PUBLIC INTERNATIONAL LAW
Chapter 5: Loss and damage under the Convention
Chapter 7: Arrested development: the late and inequitable integration of loss and damage finance into the UNFCCC
Chapter 8: Against the headwind: innovative sources of loss and damage finance
Chapter 9: State responsibility for damages associated with climate change
Chapter 10: Valuation of climate change loss and damage
Chapter 11: A rights-based approach to loss and damage due to climate change
Chapter 12: Indigenous peoples, climate change loss and damage, and the responsibilities of states
Chapter 13: Loss and damage, climate displacement and international law: addressing the protection gap
Chapter 14: Loss and damage, disaster law, and climate change
Chapter 15: Solar radiation modification and loss damage: mapping interactions between climate responses
Part III: DOMESTIC TRANSNATIONAL AND PRIVATE INTERNATIONAL LAW
Part IV: CONCLUSIONS
Index