Kenya has become the first African country — and only the second globally — to receive technical assistance through the Santiago Network on Loss and Damage, a UN mechanism established in 2019. The $700,000 package will fund a ten-year assessment of economic and non-economic climate losses with projections extending to 2035.
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Kenia recibe el primer apoyo climático del Santiago Network en África

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Kenia se convierte en el primer país africano — y solo el segundo en el mundo — en acceder a asistencia técnica del Santiago Network sobre Pérdidas y Daños, un mecanismo de la ONU creado en 2019. Los 700.000 dólares financiarán una evaluación de una década de pérdidas climáticas, con proyecciones hasta 2035.

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