• Drought monthly reports: link  
• Drought‘s monitoring: link link
• Reports on crops impacts: link   
• Disaster Risk Reduction Nacional Plan (2018 - 2023): link  
• Flooding in Santa Fe, Argentina, 2003. Document prepared by ECLAC, in collaboration with the United Nations System in Argentina: link
• Final Report on heat waves (2020), National Meteorological Service: link
• ProVul "Macroeconomic impact of meteorological variables in Argentine agriculture", developed within the framework of the PICT 2018-03537 project "System for valuation of economic losses due to extreme climatic events in extensive crops in Argentina": link
• Different publications about desertifications elaborated by the National Observatory of degraded lands and desertification: link

Pre-emptive adaptation:

• SIMARCC: interactive tool for identifying climate change related risks, link.
• Red GIRCYT: network of technical scientific organizations for disaster risk management under  the Ministry of Science, Technology and Innovation, link.
• Sea level rise projections, Water’s National Institute, Ministry of Public Works: link

Addressing losses through disaster relief funds, credit facilities etc.:

• Subnational line of credits at a subsidized rate to producers in Agricultural Emergency, Santa Fe Province: link
• Insurance coverage for small producers to cover part of the cost of the replacement of  damaged infrastructure and the reimplantation of the affected surface of their production: link
• Financial instruments under the National System of Agricultural Emergency: link

Disaster risk reduction focused strategies and measures through activities under the Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction, contingency and trust funds, disaster legislation, etc.:

• Disaster Risk Reduction Nacional Plan (2018 - 2023): link  
• National System for Comprehensive Risk Management and Civil Protection (SINAGIR) - Law n°27.287 (2011): link
• Resilient Cities Program (2019): link  
• National Adaptation Plan (in elaboration) 
• National Fire Management Service: link
• National Climate Change Cabinet: Disaster Risk Management Working Group, made up of different stakeholders.

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Collection and management of data and information (including databases, spatial data, systematic observations, establishing baselines, etc):

• Establishment of a baseline on non-economic and social loss and damage, as well as regarding culture, territory, indigenous knowledge systems, ecosystem services.
• Development of databases and information services to support risk profiling and risk assessment of a variety of timeframes by different actors and stakeholders in their decision-processes.

Analyses of data and information (including climate change projections, impact analyses, hazard mapping, etc):

• Quantitative assessment of risk for important systems to inform decision-making, in particular, selection of risk management approaches.
• Costing of impacts in the present as well as for projected impacts for use in costs-benefit analyses to appraise options.
• Methods for automated and semi-automated inventorying of infrastructure and assets such as involving geospatial technologies and artificial intelligence.
• Estimation and outreach on future climate change risks to inform investor decisions.

Design and implementation of projects on Loss and Damage:

• Design of proposals and access to financing for climate information services and early warning systems under the GCF and other funding channels.
• Development of funding proposals related to the strategic workstreams of the five-year rolling workplan of the Executive Committee.
• Optimizing financing between different measures to address risk comprehensively/trade-off analyses in deciding on balance between investment in preemptive measures and measures to address residual risk.
• Protection of cultural heritage and traditional knowledge.

Financial instruments (such as insurance, risk pooling, contingency funds, etc):

• Design of combinations of appropriate risk finance tools and instruments applicable to a specific country context and vulnerable groups.
• Development and deployment of forecast-based finance instruments to minimize potential losses to productive systems.
• Development of different insurance mechanisms.
• Development of curriculum on various relevant aspects of climate change and loss and damage.

• Consolidation and implementation of a road map for the Disaster Risk Management Working Group under the National Climate Change Cabinet.
• Disaster Risk Management implementation of actions that are being designed under the National Adaptation Plan.