Cross-sectoral benefits must be explored that promote win-win solutions for all.
Because sustained biodiversity is likely to benefit most ecosystem services, Palumbi et al. [2] suggested that an EBM approach focused on conservation of natural biodiversity would benefit sectoral management and enhance the resiliency of coastal ecosystems and the human communities associated with them.
The findings are mixed about the relative benefits of sectoral versus intersectoral approaches to mainstreaming and universal versus more targeted policies.
During the event, WFP, FAO and UNICEF agreed that resilience programming requires long-term commitment, comprehensive approaches and multi-sectoral partnerships to benefit from the specific niche of each partner.
In addition the continuation of the Fisheries Partnership is essential in order for this territory continue to benefit from the sectoral support provided under the Agreement, in compliance with Community and international law and for the benefit of the local populations.
In addition, the temporal dimension of mitigation costs and air pollution co-benefits under different sectoral schemes of China's ETS gives policy-makers a degree of short-run flexibility in terms of phasing in additional industries over time.
Fourth, inter-sectoral costs and consequences; costs and benefits may fall on parts of the public sector not confined to health alone.
"Innovation forward linkages" refer to the effect of productivity growth in this sector on productivity growth in other sectors.6 In other words, the former regards the sector as a user of innovation and measures the magnitude of benefits received from inter-sectoral spillover effects.
There is a particular need to review sectoral priorities in terms of economic benefits and costs, which has perhaps even greater force in the developing countries where government income is at a premium.
This is because of the multi-sectoral nature of the uses and benefits of rangelands.
Finally, organizing national and regional conferences for CBR information dissemination, networking, and strategic planning can demonstrate the benefits of a multi-sectoral approach to national planners as they gain insight into the complex interaction between disability, education, and employment.
