Social impact bonds can finance a green community revolution in the Arctic
Investing in Indigenous-led adaptation could transform the Arctic’s relocation problem.
A village is destroyed. What next? The community rebuilds. What if it happens again? Rebuild again? What about a third time? And who will pay for all this? Climate change is forcing Indigenous communities across the Arctic to answer these questions, and there are no easy answers.
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