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The financial and economic impact of climate change in communities, governments and corporates in the Indo-Pacific region

  • Monash Pavilion, Blue Zone Al Wasl Avenue Dubai, Dubai United Arab Emirates (map)

The economic costs of climate change are substantial and progressively increasing: yet the links between business, economics and finance and climate change mitigation, adaptation and resilience have not been interrogated, which limits the development of appropriate policy and investment responses from key stakeholders such as governments, multilateral organisations and corporates, among others. Addressing how climate change impacts economic and business policy and practice and, conversely, what the appropriate economic and business policy responses should be, is an urgent and key priority for all countries in the region.

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