Roadmap

Discuss how international financial institutions can complement the Loss and Damage architecture by providing predictable, grant-based support for slow-onset events and climate-related mobility, while avoiding additional debt burdens

Discussions should shift from NDC ambition to implementation at scale, focusing on how international financial institutions can help close the financing gap facing developing countries through country platforms, policy-based finance, and risk-sharing instruments

The Bonn discussions should prioritize operational coherence across the WIM, the FRLD, and the Santiago Network,and how the forthcoming State of Loss and Damage Report and BTR guidance will inform funding decisions and technical support.

Parties should discuss and address how the projected 12% emissions reduction by 2035 can be strengthened to avoid overshooting 1.5°C, especially through enhanced ambition and support from developed countries.

Present real-world examples of high-impact country platforms and extract key lessons and best practices for replication and adaptation across regions.

Discussions must emphasize international coordination to align climate ambition with resilient and inclusive green supply chains, including finance, standards, and technology transfer. A priority is strengthening cooperation between governments, MDBs, and the private sector to support industrial transformation in emerging and developing economies.