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The COVID-19 pandemic has disrupted the world as we know it and laid bare the vulnerabilities of mountain communities already impacted by climate change. Do we return to business as usual or turn this into an opportunity for concrete climate action and transformative change?
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The COVID-19 pandemic has left economies reeling and has underlined the fragility of communities already vulnerable to climate change. As Hindu Kush Himalayan (HKH) countries prepare to absorb and recover from the economic and social fallout of the lockdown, we have a crucial window of opportunity to transform our growth path. Post-pandemic recovery should build on the spirit of innovation and collective action to push for ambitious climate action in the region. We offer eight actions to limit the rise of global temperature to 1.5°C and to build inclusive and resilient societies in the HKH.
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