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Making a case for integrating a comprehensive care services infrastructure into climate adaptation planning and finance

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By Caren Grown, Jerome De Henau, Ipek Ilkkaracan
| Brookings Institution
Abstract Climate adaptation planning has largely overlooked care systems, despite these systems’ central role in determining whether households and communities can withstand climate shocks. Care systems function as critical resilience infrastructure: They protect vulnerable populations, enable workforce participation, and maintain essential services during crises. When care systems are weak, climate shocks cascade into broader social and economic failures.
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Care services support effective climate adaptation: Mapping care within National Adaptation Plans and Nationally Determined Contributions

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By Kendall Trelegan, Laura Martinez, Laura Martínez, Caren Grown
| Brookings Institution
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Three paradigm shifts and four practical reform ideas for debt and public finance for sustainable development

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By Caren Grown, Kendall Trelegan
| Brookings Institution
Introduction Debt distress has become a defining constraint on development and climate action across many low-income economies. As debt service overwhelms budgets and as concessional finance tightens, governments are forced into impossible tradeoffs: repay creditors or fund the investments that keep societies functioning and economies growing.
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