VULNERABILITY AND SMALL ISLAND DEVELOPING STATES: VULNERABILITY AND SMALL ISLAND DEVELOPING STATES: CHALLENGE OF BUILDING GREATER RESILIENCE by Albert.

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VULNERABILITY AND SMALL ISLAND DEVELOPING STATES: VULNERABILITY AND SMALL ISLAND DEVELOPING STATES: CHALLENGE OF BUILDING GREATER RESILIENCE by Albert Binger CHALLENGE OF BUILDING GREATER RESILIENCE by Albert Binger

VULNERABILITY AND SMALL ISLAND DEVELOPING STATES THE CHALLENGE OF BUILDING RESILIENCE ENERGY Recommendations #1 National level – Assess the need for the establishment of a national energy advisory committee

ENERGY Recommendation #2 Regional level – Feasibility of using regional development banks as facilitators for technology transfer.Regional level – Feasibility of using regional development banks as facilitators for technology transfer.

ENERGY Recommendation #3 Inter-regional level – Feasibility of ICT-based inter- regional energy graduate and specialized training and research program.Inter-regional level – Feasibility of ICT-based inter- regional energy graduate and specialized training and research program.

ENERGY Recommendation # 4: Inter-regional level – Undertake a study to review the impacts of privatization on the character of electricity generation and distribution

ENERGY Recommendation # 5: International level – Evaluate feasibility of an international SIDS Investment Fund to finance investments in energy efficiency and renewable energy.Recommendation # 5: International level – Evaluate feasibility of an international SIDS Investment Fund to finance investments in energy efficiency and renewable energy.

TRADE Recommendation #1:Recommendation #1: Inter-regional level – Evaluate the viability and requirements for a common approach and capacity to the WTO negotiations.

TRADE Recommendation #2: Inter-regional level – Collaborative mechanism for exploring new export market niches Collaborative mechanism for exploring new export market niches

Natural Resources Recommendation #1: National level – Review current land use policies to make sure consistent with sustainable utilization.Recommendation #1: National level – Review current land use policies to make sure consistent with sustainable utilization.

Natural Resources Recommendation #2: Inter- regional level – Enhance Mechanism for integrated agricultural and land resource managementRecommendation #2: Inter- regional level – Enhance Mechanism for integrated agricultural and land resource management

Natural Resources Recommendation #3: International level – Joint partnership for the sustainable development of marine resources.Recommendation #3: International level – Joint partnership for the sustainable development of marine resources.

Environment Recommendation #1:Recommendation #1: National level – Establish the capacity to provide advice and guidance to government in integrated resource management

ENVIRONMENT Recommendation #2: National level – Increase public education and institutionalize in the form of education curriculum, environmental protection and proper management of natural resources.Recommendation #2: National level – Increase public education and institutionalize in the form of education curriculum, environmental protection and proper management of natural resources.

ENVIRONMENT Recommendation #3: Inter-regional level – Establish a task force to evaluate the current level of food security and make recommendations as to improvement with particular emphasis on the influence of climate change.Recommendation #3: Inter-regional level – Establish a task force to evaluate the current level of food security and make recommendations as to improvement with particular emphasis on the influence of climate change.

ENVIRONMENT Recommendation #4: Inter-regional level – Greater participation in the global environmental negotiations.Recommendation #4: Inter-regional level – Greater participation in the global environmental negotiations.

Natural Disasters Recommendation #1:Recommendation #1: National Level – Implementation of the following actions:National Level – Implementation of the following actions: Recommendation Regional Level: Increasing inter-regional cooperation in order to:Recommendation Regional Level: Increasing inter-regional cooperation in order to: Recommendations International Level:

Investment Recommendation #1: National – developing an enabling environment for FDIRecommendation #1: National – developing an enabling environment for FDI

Investment Recommendation #2:Recommendation #2: Inter-regional level – developmentof a policy exchange facility for FDI

Investment Recommendation #3: Inter-regional level – establish of a regional mechanism consisting of the private sector, government and, NGOs to provide oversight of the financial sector

Investment Recommendation #4:Recommendation #4: International - petition for waiver on constraints on investments incentives

Investment Recommendation #5:Recommendation #5: International – pursue understanding with multilateral financial institutions as to SIDS special status.

Cross Cutting Issues - Planning Recommendation # 1:Recommendation # 1: National level – Provide support to institute or enhance development resource use planning systems

Planning Recommendation # 2: National level – Undertake an evaluation of the present institutional framework with regards to improving donor relationsRecommendation # 2: National level – Undertake an evaluation of the present institutional framework with regards to improving donor relations

Planning Recommendation # 3:Recommendation # 3: National level – Institutionalize public participation in national planning activities

Planning Recommendation # 4: Inter-regional level – Establish an inter-regional task force to look at current focus of academic training and research at the UWI, University of Mauritius, University of PNG, University of Malta and the USP and University of SingaporeRecommendation # 4: Inter-regional level – Establish an inter-regional task force to look at current focus of academic training and research at the UWI, University of Mauritius, University of PNG, University of Malta and the USP and University of Singapore

Planning – Inter Regional how relevant is the current curricula to the knowledge and skills requirements of the graduates who will, in the future, be providing professional expertise to SIDShow relevant is the current curricula to the knowledge and skills requirements of the graduates who will, in the future, be providing professional expertise to SIDS

Planning Recommendation #5:Recommendation #5: Inter-regional level – Examine the feasibility of a SIDS collective approach to tertiary education and the development of SIDS relevant core curricula for primary and s econdary education

Planning Recommendation #6: Inter-regional level – Undertake an evaluation of present national development planning to see if it is structurally biased towards increasing vulnerabilityRecommendation #6: Inter-regional level – Undertake an evaluation of present national development planning to see if it is structurally biased towards increasing vulnerability

Planning Recommendation #7: Inter-regional level – Donor support to finalize work on vulnerability indexRecommendation #7: Inter-regional level – Donor support to finalize work on vulnerability index

Planning Recommendation #8Recommendation #8 Inter-regional level – Evaluating a possible mechanism of a SIDS Skills Bank to help address professional capacity needs.

Planning Recommendation #9:Recommendation #9: National level – Improving data collection mechanisms to provide relevant information to support planning

HRD Recommendation #1:Recommendation #1: National level – Governments and donors need to significantly increase the resources allocated for human resource development consistent with the goal of the Social Summit and the in the spirit of Agenda 21. The incorporation of ICT should be given highest consideration in the formulation of strategies in this area.

Governance Recommendation #1: International level - SIDS should to seek support from the international community to establish and/or strengthen governance structures that emphasizes the following:Recommendation #1: International level - SIDS should to seek support from the international community to establish and/or strengthen governance structures that emphasizes the following:

BUILDING RESILENCE Call to Action: Priority action that needs to be taken: Forging strategic alliances to overcome size constraints Capacity-building Develop competitiveness strategies Promoting stability in the macroeconomic environment Diversification Reducing dependence on imported energy Developing capacity in the management of marine resources. Use of IT Education Tapping expertise from migrant overseas communities SIDS - SIDS COOPERATION