#MaldivesCCDR estimates a potential 11% reduction in #Maldives' GDP by 2050 under a high-emission scenario. However, with sustained investments in climate adaptation, this impact could be reduced to 6%.

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#MaldivesCCDR projects a nearly 100% reduction in fish catch potential by 2100 under a high-emission scenario, potentially wiping out 99% of fisheries revenue. Urgent action is needed to diversify livelihoods and protect fish stocks. 🐠

Report: https://t.co/jjXJgeDTZ5 https://t.co/wob7zvVwW6

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#MaldivesCCDR estimates that the #Maldives needs $2-4 billion for adaptation to sea-level rise and flooding. Bespoke coastal solutions and urgent financing are required to protect the islands and their ecosystems.

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Gray infrastructure for coastal protection has mixed results. In some, it leads to the destruction of coral reefs, impacting #Maldives' tourism and fisheries.

#MaldivesCCDR calls for a balanced approach combining engineered and nature-based solutions: https://t.co/MRFjyb4h1m https://t.co/T2bb4k0XW8

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#MaldivesCCDR projects a nearly 100% reduction in fish catch potential by 2100 under a high-emission scenario, potentially wiping out 99% of fisheries revenue. Urgent action is needed to diversify livelihoods and protect fish stocks. 🐠

Report: https://t.co/QoqKI2l34P https://t.co/mu8IHws2jo

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Sea-level rise poses a major threat to #Maldives. The #MaldivesCCDR projects a rise of up to 0.9m by 2100. Coastal flooding could damage 3.3% of total assets by 2050, stressing the need for urgent climate adaptation efforts.

Learn more: https://t.co/ovEywj0C41 https://t.co/leOd05nriE

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#MaldivesCCDR projects a nearly 100% reduction in fish catch potential by 2100 under a high-emission scenario, potentially wiping out 99% of fisheries revenue. Urgent action is needed to diversify livelihoods and protect fish stocks. 🐠

Report: https://t.co/SQlmBfEd1A https://t.co/MpJ05E776S

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Gray infrastructure for coastal protection has mixed results. In some, it leads to the destruction of coral reefs, impacting #Maldives' tourism and fisheries.

#MaldivesCCDR calls for a balanced approach combining engineered and nature-based solutions: https://t.co/2U4mZqGxoO https://t.co/jiRGO5jGar

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Sea-level rise poses a major threat to #Maldives. The #MaldivesCCDR projects a rise of up to 0.9m by 2100. Coastal flooding could damage 3.3% of total assets by 2050, stressing the need for urgent climate adaptation efforts.

Learn more: https://t.co/9Ci0PCWAMV https://t.co/soTNQH6jIx

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Sea-level rise poses a major threat to #Maldives. The #MaldivesCCDR projects a rise of up to 0.9m by 2100. Coastal flooding could damage 3.3% of total assets by 2050, stressing the need for urgent climate adaptation efforts.

Learn more: https://t.co/IagwXTBxx5 https://t.co/WgsUhHnyiX

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#MaldivesCCDR projects a nearly 100% reduction in fish catch potential by 2100 under a high-emission scenario, potentially wiping out 99% of fisheries revenue. Urgent action is needed to diversify livelihoods and protect fish stocks. 🐠

Report: https://t.co/an3IfBfIGS https://t.co/wPVYWaWZw7

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Gray infrastructure for coastal protection has mixed results. In some, it leads to the destruction of coral reefs, impacting #Maldives' tourism and fisheries.

#MaldivesCCDR calls for a balanced approach combining engineered and nature-based solutions: https://t.co/txIzWeG8Jq https://t.co/cu410jeBZX

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Gray infrastructure for coastal protection has mixed results. In some, it leads to the destruction of coral reefs, impacting #Maldives' tourism and fisheries.

#MaldivesCCDR calls for a balanced approach combining engineered and nature-based solutions: https://t.co/EkLpH23A8i https://t.co/s11nz7m0cK

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Sea-level rise poses a major threat to #Maldives. The #MaldivesCCDR projects a rise of up to 0.9m by 2100. Coastal flooding could damage 3.3% of total assets by 2050, stressing the need for urgent climate adaptation efforts.

Learn more: https://t.co/x7nIPAn0oF https://t.co/2fxhJjlYjq

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