Centring local values in assessing and addressing climate-related losses and damages

The example above typologies, results in a deeper understanding of also shows that the cascading nature of losses and why affected societies value certain aspects of life damages does not adhere to the ‘economic’ and ‘non- and to what extent, and results in a contextually and economic’ dichotomy. [...] losses and damages and potential ways to address them, The agreement on establishing a loss and damage fund which is useful for researchers and policymakers seeking and independent funding commitments from several to address losses and damages. [...] The the payments should go to, there is also the question of local values and losses and damages are outlined in what should be funded to address losses and damages chapter 5. [...] By watching the video, they might and Kalikabor in Gaokandia Union, Boheratoli and understand that we are suffering”, and “no one has ever Kamarkhali in Kullagora Union, and Baromari and come to us and listened to our woes like this before. [...] Bangladesh is one of the historical timeline can be used to map the incidence world’s most exposed countries to climate-related www.iied.org 15 CENTRING LOCAL VALUES IN ASSESSING AND ADDRESSING CLIMATE-RELATED LOSSES AND DAMAGES Figure 6: A map displaying the location of the assessed unions in Bangladesh and frequency of climatic rapid-onset and slow-onset uncomfortable sharing.