Sentence examples for mitigation and development from inspiring English sources

Section 3 then presents a list of available policies that have been proposed to address climate change, divided into three broad categories: adaptation, mitigation, and development policies that increase countries' adaptive capacity.

This paper has developed an analytical model in which the "optimal" level of public expenditure in each of the three categories to address climate change adaptation, mitigation, and development policies that increase countries' adaptive capacity is obtained as a function of how much society values both present and future consumption and the chance of being affected by global warming.

High-income countries have a special responsibility to be in the forefront of mitigation and development of environmental friendly technology and in a fair way support low-income countries for a sustainable future.

These results have large implications for carbon emission mitigation target, and development of MRV systems (e.g. for the INDCs).

These have to consider development options and needs for the large developing and emerging nations and have to reconcile adaptation, mitigation and sustainable development pathways.

But, over a coffee in a modest café behind the main street of Queanbeyan, Kelly, dressed semi-casually in open shirt and jacket, says he has unfinished business – not least on climate change mitigation and the development of sound, bipartisan national security and defence policy.

Accurate estimates of GHG exchanges in the boreal forest are required under international reporting commitments and for climate change mitigation and policy development.

In Stage 3 (1991 till now), SWC has been treated as the main measure for natural resource conservation, environmental protection, disaster mitigation and agriculture development.

Biomass from the forest sector can be an important source of renewable energy and can contribute to climate change mitigation and bioenergy development.

The age data of tsunami deposits are also significant because they are influential in several research areas (e.g., geophysics, history, geology, geography, and engineering) and society (e.g., risk assessment, hazard mitigation, and city development).

Better design of policy settings, particularly for carbon markets, and policy consistency between land uses, may curb falling rates of new plantings and encourage new plantings to help achieve climate change mitigation and economic development goals.