Connexions climat–pauvreté : Perspectives de solutions synergiques au confluent de la santé planétaire et du bien-être humain

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The document presents the 'Drawdown Lift Human Well-being Index' and analyzes 28 climate solutions categorized into five groups: improving agriculture and agroforestry, protecting and restoring ecosystems, adopting clean cooking, providing green electricity, and promoting equality. It argues that these solutions provide significant co-benefits for human well-being, particularly in areas of income, health, food, education, gender equality, and energy, while reducing greenhouse gas emissions between 2020 and 2050.

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  • The report identifies five primary groups of climate solutions that offer substantial co-benefits for human well-being in low- and middle-income countries (LMIC), with the highest potential for global emission reductions or carbon storage (2020–2050) coming from improving agriculture and agroforestry at 277.6 Gt CO2eq.
  • Climate solutions can directly and indirectly improve multiple dimensions of human well-being, most notably income and work, health, food, education, gender equality, and energy.
  • Specific solution groups target distinct well-being outcomes: green electricity provides significant benefits for networks, while promoting equality leads to co-benefits in social equity and peace and justice.
  • The analysis emphasizes that regions with endemic poverty and food insecurity are the most vulnerable to climate change, and that addressing inequalities related to gender, indigenous communities, and resource access can significantly reduce these risks.

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Y., J., M., P. C., P., P. K., & C., W. P. (2022). Connexions climat–pauvreté : Perspectives de solutions synergiques au confluent de la santé planétaire et du bien-être humain. Project Drawdown. https://drawdown.org/sites/default/files/pdfs/Drawdown%20Lift_Climate%20Poverty%20Connections%20FactSheet_March%202022.1_French.pdf
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Y., Jameel,, Patrone, C. M., Patterson, K. P., and West, P. C. Connexions climat–pauvreté : Perspectives de solutions synergiques au confluent de la santé planétaire et du bien-être humain. Project Drawdown, 2022. https://drawdown.org/sites/default/files/pdfs/Drawdown%20Lift_Climate%20Poverty%20Connections%20FactSheet_March%202022.1_French.pdf.
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@techreport{y2022connexions, author = {Y., Jameel, and M., Patrone, C. and P., Patterson, K. and C., West, P.}, title = {{Connexions climat–pauvreté : Perspectives de solutions synergiques au confluent de la santé planétaire et du bien-être humain}}, institution = {Project Drawdown}, year = {2022}, month = mar, url = {https://drawdown.org/sites/default/files/pdfs/Drawdown%20Lift_Climate%20Poverty%20Connections%20FactSheet_March%202022.1_French.pdf}, urldate = {2026-10-23}, note = {Indexed by Climate Insights Directory} }

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