The Expert Group on Slow onset events (SOEs) focuses on strategic workstream (a) of the current five-year rolling workplan and aims to enhance cooperation and facilitation in relation to slow onset events by both strengthening the understanding of slow onset events as well as enhancing the capacity to address them, particularly at regional and national levels.

More information on the work of the Expert Group on Slow onset events here.

The Expert Group on Non-economic losses (NELs) focuses on strategic workstream (b) of the current five-year rolling workplan, which aims to enhance cooperation and facilitation in relation to non-economic losses through enhancing data collection on, as well as knowledge and awareness of non-economic losses, facilitating their mainstreaming in measures at the national level.

More information on the work of the Expert Group on Non-economic losses here. 

The Technical Expert Group on Comprehensive risk management (TEG-CRM) focuses on the strategic workstream (c) of the current five-year rolling workplan, which focuses on cooperation and facilitation in relation to comprehensive risk management to address and build long-term resilience of countries, vulnerable populations, and communities, to both extreme and slow onset events. It aims to enhance knowledge and understanding of comprehensive risk management approaches, including issues related to finance, data, technology, regulatory environments, and capacity building.

More information on the work of the Expert Group on Comprehensive risk management here.

The Task Force on Displacement (TFD) focuses on the strategic workstream (d) of the current five-year rolling workplan, which aims to enhance cooperation and facilitation in relation to human mobility, including migration, displacement, and planned relocation.

More information on the work of the Task Force on Displacement here.

The Expert Group on Action and Support (ASEG) focuses on strategic workstream (e) of the current five-year rolling workplan, which aims to enhance cooperation and facilitation in relation to action and support, including on finance, technology and capacity-building, to address loss and damage associated with the adverse effects of climate change.

More information on the work of the Expert Group on Action and Support here.