SLYCAN Trust’s work programme on climate change adaptation and loss and damage (L&D) focuses on addressing climate-induced L&D through evidence-based policy and action under the UNFCCC process, with a special focus on climate-related human mobility, non-economic or cultural L&D, and resilience-building. The programme focuses on building the technical capacities of key stakeholders to better engage in the UNFCCC processes, the development of evidence-based products, and to enhance the cross-regional collaboration to facilitate inclusive and participatory processes related to adaptation and L&D under the UNFCCC and amplify the voices of developing country stakeholders in key decision-making processes. 

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In preparation for the United Nations Climate Change Conference taking place in Bonn, Germany in the month of June, SLYCAN Trust will be hosting an exhibition on climate-induced loss and damage in Asia and Africa. The exhibition documents how climate change impacts countries across Asia and Africa; not only economically, but also culturally. Beyond storms, droughts, and floods, it also highlights the long term impacts on their livelihoods and ecosystems.

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The opening of the gallery will take place on the 6th of June from 6.00 to 9.45pm at The Stage Gallery, Bonn.

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