Limiting Temperature Rise - What Does It Mean for Caribbean SIDS?
Abstract
Director’s Desk: Limiting temperature rise to 1.5 degrees to stay alive - What does it mean for Caribbean SIDS?. -- Climate Change, the Caribbean Sea, and the ocean economy – securing livelihoods of Caribbean people. -- Food Security in the Caribbean – A Policy Perspective. -- Global warming Impacts to Freshwater Resources in the Caribbean SIDS. -- Nature based solutions: Can they help us stay alive at 1.5ºC?. -- Recent and upcoming meetings. -- List of Recent ECLAC Documents and Publications.
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FOCUS Magazine of the Caribbean Development and Cooperation Committee (CDCC) Vol. 2022 No. 3ECLAC Subtopics
BIODIVERSITY ; CLIMATE CHANGE ; ENVIRONMENT ; FOOD AND NUTRITION SECURITY ; PLANNING ; PROGRAMME AND POLICY EVALUATION ; SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT ; WATER RESOURCESUnited Nations Subtopics
SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT ; RESILIENCE ; CLIMATE CHANGE ; SMALL ISLAND DEVELOPING STATES ; WATER RESOURCES ; MARINE RESOURCES ; BIOLOGICAL DIVERSITY ; COASTAL AREAS ; MARINE ECOSYSTEMS ; MANGROVE SWAMPS ; FRESHWATER ECOSYSTEMS ; CLIMATE CHANGE ADAPTATION ; CLIMATE CHANGE MITIGATION ; GLOBAL WARMING ; FOOD POLICY ; FOOD SECURITY ; POLICY MAKINGCountry / Region
CARIBBEAN REGIONCollections
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