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Environmental vulnerabilities of small island developing States.
Introduction to the social,economic and environmental vulnerabilities of small island developing States.
Disaster risks arise when hazards interact with physical, social,economic and environmental vulnerabilities.
Our economic and environmental vulnerabilities cannot be ignored.
It was also important to take into account the social, economic and cultural realities anddifferences among countries and the environmental vulnerabilities of countries.
Nearly a decade ago, we met in Barbados to address the environmental vulnerabilities and developmental challenges faced by small island developing States.
As a small island developing State,Barbados continues to experience challenges as a result of its inherent economic and environmental vulnerabilities.
In this regard,they expressed concern that the social, economic and environmental vulnerabilities of SIDS have increased since the adoption of the BPOA.
While the MDGs had aimed to tackle precise issues in order toclose development gaps, the Sustainable Development Goals also needed to address environmental vulnerabilities.
As a least developed and island State, our economic,social and environmental vulnerabilities are major constraints to achieving sustainable economic growth and livelihoods.
UNEP also made important contributions during the International Meeting itself, including organizing and moderating the first plenary panel,which addressed the environmental vulnerabilities of small island developing States.
The analysis of the presentstudy has confirmed that, on balance, the economic, social and environmental vulnerabilities in Mongolia have increased significantly since 1990, notwithstanding all the policy reforms undertaken.
In 1992, the United Nations Conference on Environment and Development- the Earth Summit- defined SIDS as a distinct group of developing countries with specific economic,social and environmental vulnerabilities.
Knowledge of the hazards and the social,economic and environmental vulnerabilities that societies face, and of how these are changing both in the short-term and over the long term, is the starting point for reducing disaster impacts.
As important to the Marshall Islands as potential terrorist threats are the social,economic and environmental vulnerabilities that we continue to face and endure.
Structural disadvantages, environmental vulnerabilities, and insufficient data and monitoring and evaluation mechanisms, as well as heavy migration to other countries, have all had a significant impact on their sustainable development, as has the global financial crisis on small States in general.
Its overall objective is to strengthen the development of Small and Medium Enterprises(SMEs) in order to reduce social,economic and environmental vulnerabilities through enhanced cooperation and competitiveness within the region.
Recognizes that sustainability and resilience are important for all countries, particularly developing countries, with special attention to small island developing states(SIDS) in view of their unique economic,social and environmental vulnerabilities.
The four main objectives at the regional level are:(a) the reduction of social,economic and environmental vulnerabilities;(b) the transformation of productive sectors;(c) sustainable management of natural resources; and(d) increased participation of civil society in development.
The desk study will make an assessment of the capacity of countries with economies in transition to produce statistical data related to environment for identifying environmental vulnerabilities and measuring sustainable development.
At the global level, limited international awareness and appreciation of the specific social,economic and environmental vulnerabilities of the small island developing States was a concern often expressed during the review process of the Mauritius International Meeting.
The project is titled:"Strengthening statistical capacity of countries with economies in transition to assess progress in achieving the Millennium Development Goal on Environmental Sustainability andprovide data on environmental vulnerabilities.
In addition, unsustainable production and consumption patterns, particularly in developed countries,increase environmental vulnerabilities in all countries through increased water usage, biodiversity loss, air pollution and greenhouse gas emissions/climate change.
This paper identifies four priority areas for increased connectivity:(i) increased trade and investment;(ii) expanded infrastructure-in transport, energy, ICT;(iii) deeper financial cooperation andiv reduced environmental vulnerabilities to heightened challenges posed by climate change.
In the light of the recent earthquake and tsunami affecting the Indian Ocean region,many delegations stressed the environmental vulnerabilities of small island developing States, in particular to natural disasters, adverse impacts of climate change, fragile water supplies, inadequate sanitation and waste management.
Such interventions and policies target children and youth throughout their development, from infancy to adulthood, in a range of settings(primarily the family and the school, but also the community, the workplace and the health sector),addressing individual and environmental vulnerabilities.
While the SAMOA Pathway outcome document marked the international community's acknowledgement of the irrefutable need to address the social,economic and environmental vulnerabilities of small island developing States, the implementation of the Pathway would be the next crucial milestone.
As recognized in the Mauritius strategy for small island developing States, it is most alarming that all the potential candidates for graduation from the LDC list are Pacificsmall island developing States, despite our special disadvantages and environmental vulnerabilities.
Since the early 1990s, most efforts to quantify vulnerability have focused on economic and environmental vulnerabilities rather than social ones, in line with the efforts made by the United Nations system to devise an economic vulnerability index for the identification of the least developed countries.
On 10 January, panel one(Environmental vulnerabilities of small island developing States) was convened under the co-chairmanship of Tagaloa Tuala Sale Tagaloa, Minister of Natural Resources and Environment of Samoa and Marian Hobbs, Minister for the Environment and Associate Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade(Official Development Assistance) of New Zealand, who made opening statements.