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Navigating New Horizons: A global foresight report on planetary health and human wellbeing

Biodiversity Conservation

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This Navigating New Horizons report outlines a process focused on planetary health and human wellbeing - an intentional framing to expand the range of issues and informed views that typically share UNEP's work. Why? To ensure we are looking in places not normally considered, but where the organisation can act or provide advice for others with relevant portfolios.

Harnessing Development Financing for Solutions to Displacement in the Context of Disasters and Climate Change in Asia and the Pacific

Climate Change Resilience

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Internal displacement often is understood to be a phenomenon that occurs within the context of conflict and violence, pushing people away from their homes in a temporary flight for safety until they can return in peace.

Asia-Pacific Climate Report 2024 : Catalyzing Finance and Policy Solutions

Climate Change Resilience

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Asia and the Pacific is home to some of the world's most climate-vulnerable economies. At the same time, the region's strong growth, which has lifted millions out of poverty, contributes to more than half of global greenhouse gas emissions. As the climate crisis intensifies, this region finds itself at the center of both its worsening impacts and transformative potential solutions.

A Guide to Insurable Infrastructure in the Pacific

Climate Change Resilience

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Resilient infrastructure projects support economic growth, generate jobs, and bolster local incomes. They are crucial to developing countries in Asia and the Pacific and around the world as they strive to met the Sustainable Development Goals and Paris Agreement commitments on climate change.

Trans-equatorial migration links oceanic frontal habitats across the Pacific Ocean: year-round movements and foraging activity of a small gadfly petrel

Biodiversity Conservation

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Brooke, M.de L

Clay, Thomas A.

Gadfly petrels are among the widest-ranging birds and inhabit oceanic regions beyond the legislative protection of national jurisdictions (the High Seas). Detailed information on breeding phenology, at-sea distributions, and habitat requirements is crucial for understanding threats and designing conservation measures for this highly threatened group.

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