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Webinar 20 May, 2026

Loss & Damage Webinar Series

Communities around the world are already experiencing the impacts of climate change through Loss and Damage (L&D). Beyond economic losses, these impacts include the degradation of biodiversity, ecosystem services, cultural heritage and identity—dimensions that remain largely overlooked in most climate and disaster assessments.

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This gap limits countries’ ability to plan effective, equitable and nature-responsive recovery, particularly for communities whose livelihoods, well-being and identities are deeply connected to ecosystems.

To address this challenge, the Friends of Ecosystem-based Adaptation (FEBA) and the PEDRR Loss and Damage Working Group are hosting a global webinar series bringing together policymakers, practitioners, researchers, UN agencies and civil society actors.

 
Objectives

The webinar series aims to:

  • Strengthen understanding of biodiversity- and ecosystem-related Loss and Damage, grounded in frontline evidence and improved data
  • Promote Nature-based Solutions (NbS) and Ecosystem-based Adaptation (EbA) as approaches to avoid and minimise ecological losses
  • Advocate for technical and financial support to address non-economic losses linked to ecosystems, culture and identity

 

Webinar Series Overview

Webinar 1 – 24 February 2026
Accelerating the assessment of climate- and disaster-related losses of biodiversity and ecosystem services: Towards applying FRAME-ECO

See outcome here.

Webinar 2 – 21 April 2026
From lessons to action: Actions to avert, minimise and address climate and disaster-related biodiversity and ecosystem losses

Outcomes to be shared soon.

Webinar 3 – 20 May 2026 | 14:30 – 16:00 CET
Finding nature: How cities can integrate Nature-based Solutions in their responses to climate-related Loss and Damage

Register now.

Webinar 4 – July 2026
Policy and financing solutions for biodiversity and ecosystem losses

Webinar 5 – September 2026
Empowering locally-led action for protecting communities and ecosystems