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Briefing note

All Systems Connect : uniting experts and activists to address the challenges of water and climate

Insights and actions on water, sanitation and hygiene and climate change from the All Systems Connect International Symposium 2023.

Authors
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Member
Riva Global
Resource type
Briefing note
Location
International
Year
2024
Theme
Climate and water security
Tags
climate change|systems thinking|symposium
Publisher
IRC, Water For People, New Delhi

This briefing note provides key insights and calls to action on WASH and climate change from the All Systems Connect International Symposium 2023. After explaining how WASH helps build resilience and supports adaptation to climate change it summarises the outcomes and action items of the Symposium's Connect-Climate sessions, with a focus on climate finance and cross-sectoral partnerships. The briefing note concludes with four key relationship-building objectives IRC has identified to operationalise its Connect-Climate strategy.

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