Living Waters, Shared Rights: Climate Resilience through Natural Rights-Led Governance
A high-level dialogue at the Bangladesh Pavilion, COP31, Antalya.
Climate resilience depends on healthy rivers, wetlands and aquifers. These waters cross borders and sectors, so protecting them needs governments, finance institutions and communities to act together.
The dialogue brings ministers, COP31 delegations, legislators and experts together to explore how integrated water resources management can be put into practice through community water stewardship, ecosystem regeneration and accessible climate finance. It aims to shape a Living Waters Action Agenda, which NGPP will carry forward beyond COP31.
Hosted by Change Initiative under the Nature and Governance Policy Platform (NGPP), an advisory policy platform convened by Mr. Shaikh Faridul Islam, MP, State Minister, Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change, Bangladesh. With support from the Embassy of Switzerland and in collaboration with WaterAid Bangladesh.
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