ESCAP&ITC：2025年气候融资助力尼泊尔咖啡与羊绒价值链中的女性赋权：政策建议报告（英文版）

Nepal has been ranked as the fourth most vulnerable country globally to the climate crisis and is facing extreme and slow-onset climate related hazards.1 Changing weather patterns are increasing the likelihoods of floods, droughts and heatwaves, affecting 80 per cent of the population.2 Substantial damage to crops, livestock and infrastructure is disrupting socio-economic systems and livelihoods. Economically, it has been estimated that, as a result of the climate crisis, by 2050, Nepal risks