Sentence examples for vulnerable nations from inspiring English sources

We also need to ensure resources are there to enable vulnerable nations to adapt.

The world needs to come up with $200bn a year to help the most vulnerable nations.

Vulnerable nations worry most about adaptation – and adaptation is already marginalised on the COP 21 agenda.

The DAC said in December that it would target more assistance to LDCs and other vulnerable nations.

"Nobody wanted to be the spoiler, and that ended up being a huge advantage for vulnerable nations in the negotiations".

Second, provide adequate funding to help the LDCs and other vulnerable nations to adapt to this new climate reality.

And third, it will start an unprecedented flow of resources to help poor and vulnerable nations cope with climate impacts, protect their forests and adopt clean energy technologies".

The UN secretary general, Ban Ki-moon, who supports the need for action for small, vulnerable nations like ours, will join us in Samoa.

There are plenty of Aosis members and other vulnerable nations that respect democracy, human rights and good governance, from Barbados to Cape Verde to Samoa.

He is among those lobbying for an international aid package for Kiribati and other vulnerable nations to meet the costs of climate change.

However, it is very unclear how much of this will be for adaptation projects in the most vulnerable nations, with the lowest estimate being just $3bn.