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Exposure to global environmental challenges.
Vulnerability of African countries to global environmental changes.
Exposure to global environmental challenges.
The 1980s saw important breakthroughs with regard to global environmental challenges.
They are thought to be particularly well suited to global environmental regimes, where many Parties share an interest in the effective implementation of the Convention's objectives.
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Work to reduce the contribution made by developed countries to global environmental degradation;
Furthermore, this question relates to global environmental problems as well as national development initiatives.
The National Forest Center in Zvolen studied the forest ecosystem's response to global environmental changes.
Models should be able to help show the links to global environmental issues, which are subject to efforts in other forums.
Migration as a solution:recognizing the opportunities of migration as adaptation to global environmental change.
IUCN promotes naturebased solutions to global environmental and development challenges.
Small, isolated and lacking resources,these States are also increasingly exposed to global environmental crises.
In view of the different contributions to global environmental degradation, States have common but differentiated responsibilities.
Abating the growth rate of air traffic in view of its increasing contributions to global environmental problems;
In view of the different contributions to global environmental degradations, States have common but differentiated responsibilities.
UNEP and UN-Habitat have launched an initiative to link local environmental issues to global environmental agendas.
Turning to global environmental challenges, the United Nations Industrial Development Organization(UNIDO) Montreal Protocol programme has contributed to the phase-out of consumption and production of most ozone-depleting substances.
Facilitation of national andregional access to global environmental data, including remote-sensing data;
The mass media must also play a role in creating among the general public a sense of moral responsibility for finding solutions to global environmental problems.
As increasing local, national, regional andinternational attention is focused on the contribution of forests to global environmental systems, the report also considers the effects of policies on the ability of forests to satisfy these demands for goods and services.
The arguments and potentials for regional andinternational cooperation to address the limitations of sub-national approaches to global environmental challenges are illustrated.
Small island developing States are highly vulnerable to global environmental threats due to their small size, highly fragmented nature, remoteness, low-lying topography, ecological uniqueness, limited resources, and high exposure to natural hazards.
Hundreds of millions of people, especially in the global South,are highly vulnerable to global environmental change and will become more so in the future.
Small island developing States such as Antigua and Barbuda face a unique set of vulnerabilities related to our small size: relative isolation, narrow resource base andhigh exposure to global environmental threats.
They noted the recently adopted Ten-year Strategic Plan to make the Convention a systemic andworldwide response to global environmental issues affecting land and its ecosystems.
Welcomes the ongoing contribution of the United Nations Environment Programme to the elaboration of the sustainable development goals in accordance with the outcome document of Rio+20 andinvites it to provide technical input in relation to global environmental goals;
We reaffirm that small island developing States remain a special case for sustainable development in view of their unique and particular vulnerabilities, including their small size, remoteness, narrow resource andexport base, and exposure to global environmental challenges and external economic shocks, including to a large range of impacts from climate change and potentially more frequent and intense natural disasters.
These arise from intrinsic characteristics-- their small size, isolation, narrow resource base, limitations on economies of scale,and high exposure to global environmental threats.
Strong institutional frameworks and mandates are particularly necessary and must evolve to respond to the new demands of an increasingly interdependent global market place andto help society adjust to global environmental change, prevent irreversible damage from that change and increase resilience to environmental stress.
The Medium-term Strategy sets out the next phase in the evolution of UNEP as it becomes a more effective, efficient andresults-focused entity, meeting the expectations of its stakeholders in responding to global environmental challenges and opportunities.