Sara Talebian

Dec 6, 2024 | sei.org | Sara Talebian |Magnus Benzie |Katy Harris

Skip navigation Key messages The authors introduce a new typology for cross-border climate impacts and classify actors who manage them.

Nov 18, 2024 | sei.org | Sara Talebian |Katy Harris |Cynthia Crouse |Kate Williamson

This roadmap grew out of a science-policy dialogue conducted in 2023 by the Adaptation Without Borders partnership, which brought together 45 regional stakeholders in a science-policy dialogue on regional cooperation on adaptation to cascading climate risks in the Hinud Kush Himalaya region.

Oct 20, 2023 | sei.org | Magnus Benzie |Sara Talebian

Skip navigation In a globalised world, economies, societies, and ecosystems are interconnected through multiple flows, such as trade links and global markets, financial interdependencies, and people’s movement. When climate events such as droughts and flooding occur in one part of the world, the consequences can be transmitted to other countries, regions, and continents.

Sep 1, 2023 | sei.org | Sara Talebian |Katy Harris

The Hindu Kush Himalaya (HKH) region faces significant risks from climate change, due to its topography and geography, growing population, and political, financial and development status. Extending from Afghanistan to Myanmar, crossing Pakistan, India, China, Nepal, Bhutan, and Bangladesh, the region is a source of twelve major river systems which provide essential resources to nearly two billion people.