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Your online library of curated e-learning offerings on the WBG’s Climate Change Corporate Commitments and mainstreaming climate! Answering the ‘what,’ ‘why,’ and ‘how’ to include climate considerations into your project.
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The World Bank Group (WBG) recognizes that globally, the poor, who are the least responsible for greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, often suffer the most from climate change impacts.
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Explore how cities can leverage the COVID-19 pandemic’s unprecedented disruption to facilitate a more environmentally and socially sustainable recovery
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Climate Change Knowledge Portal (CCKP) provides global data on historical and future climate vulnerabilities, and impacts.
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A brief introduction to the Open Data for Resilience Initiative (OpenDRI)
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An introduction of the Decision Making under Deep Uncertainty (DMDU) methodology and how it helps to develop sustainable and resilient infrastructure.
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Learn how trends and applied foresight on exponential technologies can help your organization make better decisions and plan for alternative futures.
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EO data enable and underpin global climate insight through providing timely and accurate data about the Earth’s atmosphere, landmasses, and oceans
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How to approach sustainability in a post-pandemic world? To achieve long-term recovery, it is key to preserve and even accelerate the climate change and sustainability agenda for a successful post-COVID 19 reconstruction.
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Highlighting the importance of urban climate leadership and how cities are preparing to deliver a 1.5-degree Celsius pathway
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Most of the NO2 pollution is at ground level, where ecosystems and people live and breathe.
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In highly agriculture-dependent economies, climate impacts can elevate risks of food insecurity, loss of livelihoods and export revenue, and heightened competition among water users
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The role that may be played -- once the current pandemic is more controlled— by “fundamental” research
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'Africa-Korea' DAT Knowledge Exchange Series: Disruptive Solutions for Agricultural Risks Management
Learn from innovative solution providers from the US, Kenya, and Korea on using data and analytics to respond to agricultural risks.
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EO data can be used to bring high-resolution insight to inform a range of decisions, from informing ‘climate-adaptive’ building design to helping to identify opportunities for climate-resilient development and economic activities in coastal areas
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Juan Verde, a former advisor to President Obama, the Clinton and VP Al Gore, offers revealing insights into the lessons that the international community must learn from this unprecedented world crisis.
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How Earth Observation data with different spatial and temporal resolution can contribute to Flood risk, Water and Wetness management
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The EO time-series data sets can build understanding about the scale of effects associated with different drought impacts, helping to develop early food security assessments
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The web-based (EO4SD CR) platform provides climate action programmes with enhanced climate risk management capabilities allowing users to explore the data and apply on-demand analytics
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Climate change has accelerated changes that our environment has experienced in recent times and the traditional human adaptation capacity.
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