1/6. 🥳NEW BRIEF: The #JuneClimateMeetings ended with an informal note being forwarded on the third review of the Warsaw International Mechanism for #LossAndDamage (WIM), but this is not all that happened on #LossAndDamage 🔥⛈️🌊. 🔗Read our debrief here:

7/7. 📜Find the provisional agenda for B6 here: 📺Once uploaded*, the webcasts and documents will be found here: 🤯*Note that at the time of posting only the proviso agenda has been made available despite the secretariat of the

6/7. 🙏The development of these key messages has been supported by the Rosa-Luxemburg-Stiftung New York Office with support from the German Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ).

5/7. 👏This living document has been prepared by the @lossanddmage Collaboration (L&DC), led by Teo Ormond-Skeaping and @brendamwale3 who wish to thank the following for their valuable contributions: @nhyacinthe791 and @Rininreallife.

4/7. 📢The following key messages, which will continue to be updated, respond to agenda items 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 and 13 for B6 and build upon and/or situate recommendations from our membership and our work to date on the FRLD.

3/7. 💰Long-term resource mobilisation strategy and plan to mobilise financial resources;. ✅Performance management process for the Executive Director; and;. 🗣️Matters related to active observers and other stakeholders.

2/7. 📜The provisional agenda, includes important issues including:. 🏗️Operationalising the Barbados Implementation Modalities (BIM);. 🏢Establishment of the new, dedicated and independent Secretariat: organisational structure of the Secretariat;.

1/7. 📢KEY MESSAGES: The sixth meeting (B6) of the Board of the Fund for Responding to #LossAndDamage (@FRLossandDamage) 🔥 will take place from 9 to 11 of July, 2025 in Cebu, Republic of the Philippines 🇵🇭. 🔗Read our key messages here:

5/5. 🔴For those wanting a very detailed reporting see our daily updates from here: 🔎Understand what is at stake on the third WIM review here: 📜Revisit all of our resources for the #JuneClimate Meetings here:

5/6. 💰Baku to Belém Roadmap to 1.3T and #LossAndDamage; and;. 🌡️Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs) and #LossAndDamage.

4/6. 🗣️Stakeholder consultation on draft voluntary guidelines for #LossAndDamage information to inform the preparation of the Biennial Transparency Reports (BTRs);.

3/6. 🇧🇷The Brazilian #COP30 Presidency’s approach to #LossAndDamage;. 📡The #SantiagoNetwork for #LossAndDamage (SNLD);.

2/6. 📜This briefing covers what happened on #LossAndDamage under the relevant agenda items and constituted body, mandated and presidency events. Including: . 🔎The third review of the Warsaw International Mechanism for #LossAndDamage (WIM);.

⚠️USEFUL INFO: At #JuneClimateMeetings the second closing plenary, where decisions will be taken, will start at 19:30 CEST. 📺Follow via the webcast here:

3/3. "We are going to say it once again, in case you haven't heard it yet. If we want climate justice, end the genocides.".

2/3. "Genocide of my people is fuelled and funded by the same powers who have profited from colonialism, militarised oppression, extractivism that have caused this crisis.".

1/3. "As I speak, a genocide is destroying my homeland, erasing lives, ecosystems and varied conditions for survival. And that is not separate from the #ClimateCrisis." ENGO (@CANIntl / @gcdcj) at the closing plenary of the #JuneClimateMeetings.

“#ClimateFinance must be based on justice and historical responsibility. #Adaptation finance must triple and all funding must be gender transformative and directly accepted, accessible especially to community and indigenous led funds.” @WGC_Climate at the closing plenary of the

“We demand dedicated mechanisms to operationalise our direct access to finance for #Adaptation, #Mitigation and #LossAndDamage across the seven sociocultural regions.” Indigenous Peoples Constituency (@iipfcc) at the closing plenary of the #JuneClimateMeetings.

“We indigenous peoples live in harmony with Mother Earth and our knowledge and practices are essential to addressing #ClimateChange. We are concerned that these negotiations are weakening the recognition of our inherent rights and our role in #ClimateAction.” Indigenous Peoples