About the event

While aquatic food dependent communities are known to be amongst the most exposed and vulnerable to climate change impacts, less than 30% of aquatic food producing countries have requested adaptation finance which demonstrates a lack of capacity, awareness and ability to navigate the currently complex pathways to access resources to help improve adaptive capacity and preparedness. This session highlights the climate vulnerability of aquatic food systems and the need for Policy, Science, and Finance action to prevent impacts on those most dependent on aquatic systems for food and nutrition. The event will also illustrate how sustainable aquatic food systems represent a climate solution in specific instances.

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Avoiding the perfect storm: Enabling aquatic foods climate solutions through policy, science and finance

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Avoiding the perfect storm: Enabling aquatic foods climate solutions through policy, science and finance