Examples of using Change issues in English and their translations into Arabic
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The need to link climate change issues to disaster reduction, coastal erosion, and other relevant social and economic issues was identified during discussions.
Parties generally concur that climate change issues have to be integrated into the decisions and investment choices made by the economic players.
Climate change issues are generally handled by one
Participants acknowledged that climate change issues were being given more attention in higher education and recommended that such efforts be continued.
Costa Rica's success comes as more developed western nations struggle over climate change issues and the United States' withdrawal from the landmark Paris climate agreement.
where the national institutions involved have responsibilities beyond addressing climate change issues.
Others have comprehensive web sites on climate change issues, some of which are in several languages.
enhancing awareness of, and participation in, climate change issues of children and young people.
International and regional cooperation is relevant to the implementation of Article 6, especially given the transboundary nature of climate change issues.
Although United Nations agencies address a number of climate change issues across their thematic focus areas, these problems cannot be tackled without a focus on buying products and services that are as sustainable as possible.
Climate change issues so heavily influence social development that the inclusion, as appropriate, of climate change adaptation and disaster reduction concerns at multiple scales is a responsible and effective strategy focused on social protection.
The declaration affirms the commitment to include policies and adopt action plans to deal with climate change issues in all sectors within national and regional policies for sustainable development in a manner that harmonizes with sustained economic growth and efforts to eradicate poverty.
Other capacity-building needs identified include: expertise on how to integrate climate change issues into national development plans; appropriate and comprehensive training for conducting vulnerability, adaptation and mitigation studies; ensuring sustainability of the national communication process; and increasing education and public awareness.
Parties also organize discussions, dissemination of information and consultative workshops on climate change issues, inviting all stakeholders to encourage and stimulate interest in climate change in the various sectors of the national economy.
African countries should integrate climate change issues into economic planning and management at both national and regional levels and mainstream environmental policy into productive sectors, and international partners should support their mitigation and adaptation efforts.
The shortage of experts and professionals working on climate change issues is a barrier to implementing projects relating to climate change, and education plays an important role
Hence, for example, the complex patterns of global production specialization complicate addressing climate change issues, as the same greenhouse gas emissions into the atmosphere can be attributed to a developing country because of the location of its production
developing and implementing a sound framework to further integrate climate change issues into curricula; and identifying needs and developing tools for facilitating the implementation of the framework.
Education, which occurs in formal and non-formal settings and aims at facilitating and orienting personal learning processes, imparting the knowledge needed to comprehend, inter alia, the interrelated nature of climate change issues, and influencing attitudes and behaviours within the overall context of sustainable development;
Capacity-building on climate change issues.