The proposal underscores the severe risks of climate change in the Himalayan region, including irreversible damage to ecosystems and communities. Rising temperatures are accelerating glacier melt, increasing the likelihood of glacial lake outburst floods and avalanches, as evidenced by recent disasters in Nepal and Bhutan. The August 26 floods in Nepal's Bhotekoshi and Trishuli rivers caused an estimated $2.7 billion in damages, with recovery costs projected at $4.7 billion. Bhutan also faced significant infrastructure damage due to a flash flood triggered by the bursting of the Shintaphu glacial lake. These events highlight the vulnerability of mountain communities and the urgent need for international action.