Since its inception, the Technology Mechanism has effectively linked climate technology supply and demand. It provides both technical assistance and financial support to countries in demand. As the system grows more complex, it becomes crucial to enhance the abilities of climate technology experts. To initiate this systematic change, involving various climate tech stakeholders is key to fostering an inclusive climate technology network.
This piece was developed together with Thomas Guillot, Chief Executive at Global Cement and Concrete Association, one of the speakers of the "Webinar #4: Collaborative RD&D for Business and Industry".
The small island developing state of Saint Kitts and Nevis is already experiencing some of the effects of climate variability and change, including damage caused by an increase in average atmospheric temperature, a reduction in average annual rainfall, and the potential for an increase in the intensity of tropical storms.
