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Project Background  

The impacts of global climate change threaten societies, economies and ecosystems, threatening future resilience; and local communities are at the frontline dealing, facilitating and implementing climate change adaptation measures. Hence in order to accumulate and learn from resilience-building approaches in tackling the impacts of losses and damages, ICCCAD together with GRP have developed the Voices from the Frontlines series depicting stories of losses and damages as well as stories of resilience. 

Project Objective 

The objective of the project is to accumulate, learn from and disseminate loss and damage stories to build evidence base for the deeper shifts needed to build community resilience in the face of climate change. 


  • Provide testimonies of communities’ resilience and leadership in the face of climate change impacts
  • The Voices from the Frontline blog series have been tested and widely recognized as an effective tool to capture local stories.
  • Direct and in-depth virtual interview-based stories helps in accumulating immediate community responses, best practices and important lessons
  • Avenue for peer learning and global outreach.
  • Such locally driven data is pertinent to strengthen the evidence base of on the ground realities and actions need, which can further support decision making at the global level.

Stories on Loss & Damage responses

Stories

Unheard Echoes from the South

By Admin-lndweb
January 20, 2025

The documentary “Unheard Echoes from the South” powerfully highlights the resilience and struggles of communitie…

VFL Stories on LnD

Resilience in the Shadows:Taslima’s Journey from Lalmohon to Korail Slum in Dhaka.

By Admin-lndweb
September 1, 2024

Portrait of Taslima. Photo: Md. Hasan Iqbal Taslima, a 42-year-old woman, resides in the crowded and vibrant Korail slum, th…

Stories

A Story on Loss and Damage From Uganda

By Admin-lndweb
January 29, 2024

Credits: Teo Ormond-Skeaping This documentary reflects how frontline communities are experiencing losses and damages due to …

Stories

A Story on Loss and Damage From Fiji

By Admin-lndweb
January 29, 2024

Credits: Teo Ormond-Skeaping In this documentary, voices of the voiceless are represented in Fiji, to show how they are impa…

VFL Stories on LnD

Women are leading the charge in addressing climate impacts in Karonga, Malawi

By Admin-lndweb
August 9, 2023

In Malawi, we meet Katie Chisambi and Patricia Chibaka, who, together with their community, are working to address the after…

VFL Stories on LnD

Impact of an unprecedented cold spell on northern Sri Lankan cattle farms: A tale of devastation

By Admin-lndweb
August 1, 2023

In Sri Lanka, we meet Subramaniyam Kanahendran, who shares the hardships he has experienced due to an unexpected weather eve…

VFL Stories on LnD

Laborie, Saint Lucia: A Caribbean fishing village navigating the turbulent waves of a changing climate 

By Admin-lndweb
July 25, 2023

In Laborie, Saint Lucia, fishers adopt new practices to remain viable in the face of climate change. This is the eighth of t…

VFL Stories on LnD

Battling floods and rebuilding hope in the Kasese District

By Admin-lndweb
July 18, 2023

In Kasese District, Uganda, we discover the challenges the community faces as they strive to recover from the devastating im…

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