Devastating Himalayan floods have prompted Nepal to propose a trilateral climate resilience mechanism between Nepal, India, and China to improve disaster data sharing and early-warning systems. Although geopolitical mistrust and security concerns currently hinder the initiative, experts suggest an incremental, technical approach could foster necessary cooperation to mitigate shared environmental threats.
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Devastating Himalayan floods have prompted Nepal to propose a trilateral climate resilience mechanism between Nepal, India, and China to improve disaster data sharing and early-warning systems. Although geopolitical mistrust and security concerns currently hinder the initiative, experts suggest an incremental, technical approach could foster necessary cooperation to mitigate shared environmental threats.
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