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Booklets and Brochures, Factsheets, Global environment outlook (GEO), Reports and Books, Summaries GEO-6 Key Messages United Nations Environment Programme
As an outcome of the negotiation meeting of the summary for policymakers of the sixth Global Environment Outlook, held in Nairobi from 21 to 24 January 2019, the Bureau of the meeting was requested to finalize a “key messages” document that would
explain concisely to ministers and other senior decision makers the key messages that emerged from the main assessment report. The Bureau therefore requested input on the draft version of the key messages document from all Member States present at the negotiation meeting and also requested comments thereon from the High-level Intergovernmental and Stakeholder Advisory Group and the Co-Chairs of the GEO-6 assessment
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Global environment outlook (GEO), Chapters and Articles Systemic Policy Approaches for Cross-cutting Issues - Global Environment Outlook (GEO-6): Healthy Planet, Healthy People Chapter 17 United Nations Environment Programme
This chapter evaluates the capacity of environmental policies to achieve transformational change in addressing cross-cutting global sustainable development challenges. To this end, the chapter addresses the major challenges of adapting socioeconomic systems to climate change, creating a sustainable agricultural and food production system, decarbonizing energy systems, and creating a circular economy.
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Global environment outlook (GEO), Infographics GEO-6 Freshwater - Infographic United Nations Environment Programme
Environmental and freshwater policies can be effectively driven by the consideration of equity and health
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Global environment outlook (GEO), Newsletters GEO-6 Matters - November 2018 United Nations Environment Programme
This October issue covers the outcome of the Joint Scientific Advisory Panel (SAP) and Review Editors Meeting of the of the Sixth Global Environment
Outlook (GEO-6) and the outcome of the First face-face meeting of the Adhoc Global Assessment Dialogue
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Global environment outlook (GEO), Chapters and Articles Oceans and Coasts - Global Environment Outlook (GEO-6): Healthy Planet, Healthy People Chapter 7 United Nations Environment Programme
Oceans have many uses, and there are too many linkages among marine ecosystems and between the land and adjacent seas to review them all in this chapter. The First Global Integrated Marine Assessment (A/RES/70/235; Inniss and Simcock eds. 2016) and reports of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC 2013) have provided recent comprehensive reviews of the state of the ocean. Therefore, three topics have been selected here that warrant particular attention – tropical coral reefs, shing and debris entering the marine environment. Several topics of emerging or particular interest – mercury, sand mining, deep sea mining and ocean noise – are also brie y considered.
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Global environment outlook (GEO), Reports and Books Report of the Meeting on Integrated Environmental Assessment/Global Environmental Outlook (IEA/GEO) Core Data Working Group United Nations Environment Programme
This report is generated through the working group that was assembled in the context of preparations for UNEP's Global Environment Outlook (GEO) report series, which will replace the more traditional State-of-the-Environment Reports
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Global environment outlook (GEO), Chapters and Articles Conclusions of Policy Effectiveness - Global Environment Outlook (GEO-6): Healthy Planet, Healthy People Chapter 18 United Nations Environment Programme
The analysis in GEO-6 of environmental policies and their integration demonstrates the diversity of institutional and cultural frameworks in which policymaking takes place. The roles of law, values, administrative capacities, socioeconomic conditions, and so on, are important in how effective policies can be. The design of policies that re ect on this set of conditions is important.
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Global environment outlook (GEO), Infographics GEO-6 Land and Soil - Infographic United Nations Environment Programme
Sustainable land management is a major instrument for climate change mitigation because it improves carbon sequestration in the soil.
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