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Arunabha Bhattacharya

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The Grant Before the Investment

Oct 1—2026

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Everyone Owns a Project. Who Owns the Problem?

Oct 1—2026

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Shared Resilience Is a Commons Problem

Sep 18—2026

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Why Good Projects Hit a Coordination Ceiling

Sep 18—2026

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The Best Orchestrator May Eventually Become Unnecessary

Sep 18—2026

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Who Pays for the Glue?

Sep 18—2026

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The Most Important Infrastructure May Be Invisible

Sep 17—2026

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Someone Has to Produce the Coordination

Sep 17—2026

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Resilience Often Fails at the Handoff

Sep 17—2026

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COP31: Philanthropy’s Real Opportunity Is Between Commitment and Delivery

Sep 17—2026

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When Climate Risk Moves Into the Finance Ministry

Sep 17—2026

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Philanthropy’s Hardest Job May Be to Make Cooperation Possible

Sep 17—2026

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Recovery Finance Is Too Late

Sep 16—2026

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The Cold Chain Is Climate Adaptation

Sep 16—2026

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Mangroves Are Infrastructure – But Only If We Govern Them Like Infrastructure

Sep 16—2026

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Resilience Needs a Balance Sheet

Sep 16—2026

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Climate Mobility Is an Urban Policy Issue

Sep 16—2026

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The Adaptation Pipeline Problem

Sep 16—2026

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Cities Flood Through Systems, Not Streets

Sep 16—2026

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Cooling Is Essential Infrastructure

Sep 16—2026

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Arunabha Bhattacharya

Working on how frontline climate risk becomes institutional action and finance across Asia.

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