This episode explores different aspects of Non Economic Losses from climate impacts, looking closer at cultural heritage and indigenous peoples perspectives, to try and find out what kind of data or evidence are most needed to better understand and measure non economic losses from climate change impacts.

Guests

• Jyoti Hosagrahar, Deputy Director of the World Heritage Centre at UNESCO
• Nicole Redvers, Western Research Chair & Director at Indigenous Planetary Health and Associate Professor at Western University. Member of the Denı́nu Kų́ę́ First Nation
• Fatemeh Bakhtiari, Senior Advisor on Climate Policy, Loss and Damage at the UNEP Copenhagen Climate Centre.

Additional Ressources

• Final list of potential indicators, UAE–Belém work programme on indicators
• UNESCO 2030 Culture Indicators
• UNFCCC: "Non-Economic Losses – Featuring loss of territory and habitability, ecosystem services and biodiversity, and cultural heritage" 
• UNESCO: Climate change in Mediterranean World Heritage cities
• UNESCO: World Heritage Canopy
• UNESCO - Climate Change and World Heritage
• UNESCO: Policy Document on Climate Action for World Heritage
• Indicator Examples from ICAT Panama:
  • Overview of country work in Panama
  • Loss and Damage Methodology [Spanish]