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Roundup in Resilience: October 24, 2025

Roundup in Resilience: October 24, 2025

Malaysia embedded adaptation into its climate bill after public pressure, UK experts warned three major cities face "unliveable" conditions, Adaptation Futures spotlighted Asia's dual role on the climate frontline and as a solution incubator, the UN Climate Chief declared a "serious need for speed" remains in adaptation, and climate change drove India's worse than average seasonal monsoon.

Infrastructure

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Roundup in Resilience: October 17, 2025

Roundup in Resilience: October 17, 2025

India pushed for an "adaptation COP" in Brazil, Christchurch hosted the world's largest adaptation gathering ahead of COP30, Climate Fund Managers closed a landmark $1 billion adaptation infrastructure fund, scientists confirmed warm‐water coral reefs have passed their thermal tipping point, the Loss and Damage Fund will launch its first call for proposals at COP30, and the UK's climate advisors urged preparing infrastructure for 2°C.

Resilience

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Issue 10: Are Existing Climate Adaptation Standards Fit For Purpose or Just Performance Art

Issue 10: Are Existing Climate Adaptation Standards Fit For Purpose or Just Performance Art

Exploring the uncomfortable truth about climate adaptation standards. Five years into ISO 14090, organisations can demonstrate full compliance without proving they're any more resilient. As the effectiveness of adaptation projects drops sharply beyond 1.5°C warming, the stakes for getting measurement right have never been higher.

Analysis

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Roundup in Resilience: October 10, 2025

Roundup in Resilience: October 10, 2025

Germany committed record climate finance with greater leverage for adaptation, global youth gather for Climate Adaptation Action Day, the UK and Malaysia deepen cooperation on resilience, biologists warn of “ecological traps” as seasonal cues misfire, and New Zealand funds an implementation-first research programme for adaptation.

Resilience

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Roundup in Resilience: October 3, 2025

Roundup in Resilience: October 3, 2025

A new report on adaptation finance for Small Island Developing States, research revealed corals may be adapting to ocean acidification, the Asian Development Bank approved $3.5 billion in adaptation investment, adaptation experts debate how to measure climate resilience progress, the European Investment Bank doubled adaptation finance, and Ghana's climate minister pushes for debt relief to enable locally-led adaptation.

Resilience

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Issue 9: Why Venture Capital is not Flooding into the Adaptation Opportunity

Issue 9: Why Venture Capital is not Flooding into the Adaptation Opportunity

Exploring venture capital’s blind spot: climate adaptation. Investors obsess over risk intelligence while neglecting physical defences, leaving the startups that could protect cities, food and grids stranded in a funding desert.

Technology

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Roundup in Resilience: September 26, 2025

Roundup in Resilience: September 26, 2025

Nordic governments launched a $100 million adaptation fund for Africa, Japanese scientists unveiled a breakthrough in flood prediction, Pakistan's Prime Minister called for adequate climate adaptation finance, researchers discovered that dragonflies face extinction, and a study quantified the benefits of proactive climate preparation.

Resilience

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Roundup in Resilience: September 19, 2025

Roundup in Resilience: September 19, 2025

The World Economic Forum quantified the climate's economic toll, business leaders made the case for revolutionising private adaptation finance, the UN warned of an increasingly erratic global water cycle, Brazil confronts a surge in mosquito-borne disease, and military spending starves climate adaptation funding.

News

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Issue 8: Beyond the Billions - Where is Adaptation Finance Actually Going? (and is it working)

Issue 8: Beyond the Billions - Where is Adaptation Finance Actually Going? (and is it working)

Exploring whether adaptation finance is doing its job. The cash has doubled, but the cracks are widening - suggesting the resilience business is still more aspiration than achievement.

Analysis

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