Session 2
- Barriers to Urban Climate Change Adaptation
Kem Lowry, East-West Center - Risk-based Analytic Framing for Limits to Societal Adaptation
Kirsten Dow, University of South Carolina - Why Adaptation May Fail?
Mozaharul Alam, UNEP ROAP
Session 3
- Methodological Gaps for adaptation to climate change in East Asia
Koji Dairaku, NRIESDP - How can Climate Services help to estimate losses, damages and adaptation costs
Jürgen P. Kropp, Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research - APN Activities on Climate Change Adaptation & Overview of CCA-DRR-L+D Special Call for Proposals
Linda Anne Stevenson, APN - What makes it difficult to predict extreme climate events in the long time scales?
Monirul Mirza, University of Toronto - Limits to Adaptation, Loss and Damage: Economic and Non-economic Aspects
Sitanon Jesdapipat, Rangsit University
Session 4
- Climate Risk Management Approaches for Loss and Damage Reduction
A.R. Subbiah, RIMES - Rethinking the role of Insurance: Driving transformation in the context of climate change related loss and damage
Koko Warner, UNU - Disaster loss and damage databases and their role in damage and loss assessment – UNDP’s experience and lessons learned
Rajesh Sharma, UNDP - Implications of Loss and Damage for Adaptation Planning
Soojeong Myeong, KEI
Session 5
- What can we learn from past adaptations to extreme events – From maladaptation to resilience in adaptation economics
Adriana Keating, IIASA - Year 2012: Some Issues related to Loss and Damage in Bangladesh
Ainun Nishat, BRAC University - Lessons from Thailand 2011 flood: Specific implications for response and relief
Apichart Anukularmphai, TWRA - Lessons from Philippines 2012 Typhoon Bopha: Specific Implications For Early Warning
Rosalina de Guzman, PAG‐ASA - Lessons from Japan Earthquake and Tsunami 2011: Specific Implications for Financing Relief and Reconstruction
Yoshio Kajitani, Central Research Institute of Electric Power Industry
Session 6
- Session Chair
- Understanding and Tackling Slow Onset Impacts: L&D Perspectives on CC-induced Sea Level Rise and Salinization
Ahsan Udin Ahmed, CGC - Characterizing and addressing slow onset events climate change impacts on biodiversity
Isabel Kreisler Moreno, ROLAC - Learning loss and damage related lessons from the past extreme droughts in Africa
Richard Samson Odingo, University of Nairobi - Current approaches to address loss and damage from slow onset processes
Sönke Kreft, Germanwatch - Understanding and Tackling slow onset impacts of Climate Change from Kiribati and Small Islands States perspectives
Terieta Mwemwenikeaki, Kiribati
Session 7
- Information needs for decision making for loss and damage at the local level and current gaps
Aarjan Dixit, Care International - Vulnerability Analysis
Harjeet Singh, ActionAid - Implications on Natural Resource Management and Ecosystem based Adaptation
Sanjay Vashist, CANSA - Role of Local Adaptation Plan of Action in Dealing with Loss and Damage
Mihir R. Bhatt,AIDMI
Session 8
- Session Chair
- Role of Research Community to AddressLoss and Damage associated with Climate Change
Akio Takemoto, APN - Make it Simple, Stupid
Ali T Sheikh, LEAD - Question: how can the bilateral and multilateral development finance agencies contribute to addressing issues of loss and damage?
Charles Rodgers, ADB - Way forwards for dealing with the loss and damage: Private sector perspective – Technologies –
Michinori Kutami, Fujitsu Limited - Way forward for dealing with the loss and damage: The persepective of Thailand
Monthip Sriratana Tabucanon, Royal Institute of Thailand - Way forward from the science perspective: Building resilience with communities
Wanglin Yan, Keio University