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We sit up for the forthcoming OECD study on existing MDB sources that address marine litter, ready in cooperation with the G7 Alliance for Resource Effectivity. Overfishing, IUU fishing, overexploitation of marine habitats and resources, the introduction of invasive alien species, pollution, including marine litter, different anthropogenic pressures on ocean habitats, microplastics, underwater noise are major drivers of marine biodiversity loss. We recognise that the health of our seas and ocean is essential to the economic, social and environmental nicely-being of individuals and the planet, and has an important position in supporting biodiversity, offering ecosystem providers together with regulating our climate. Current enterprise fashions for offering internet companies won’t make far more headway terms of reaching everybody; individuals in extreme poverty might never be capable to afford web access at business charges. At the identical time, climate change is leading to sea stage rise, excessive weather occasions, ocean warming and influences stratification, diminished oxygen levels and shifts in marine resources, which also impact marine biodiversity. We observe with concern the latest estimate within UNEP’s Food Waste Index Report 2021 that 931 million tonnes of meals waste was generated globally in 2019 at the extent of retail, food service and households, which represents 17percent of meals obtainable for consumption.
To achieve some level of peace in Libya, the AU has to moderate peace talks which are aimed at reaching compromises and power sharing accommodations as effectively. “It’s an individual-to-particular person story that they’re sharing. However they’re misunderstood, and infrequently misapplied. We are going to subsequently improve supply chain transparency and traceability, and if acceptable, develop regulatory frameworks or policies, which may embrace the introduction of due diligence requirements, to result in commerce that’s environmentally, socially, and economically sustainable, and resilient, in order to realize a profitable inexperienced restoration. Regarding fishing gear loss and its retrieval, we commit to working by relevant international and regional frameworks to handle Ghost Gear including by the FAO, IMO, RFMOs and the Regional Seas Conventions and can work with or assist different initiatives similar to the worldwide Ghost Gear Initiative (GGGI). Constructing on the outcomes of the Canadian and other G7 Presidencies, together with the Charlevoix Blueprint for Wholesome Oceans, Seas and Resilient Coastal Communities, we commit to support the UN Decade of Ocean Science for Sustainable Improvement (2021-2030) and work towards its targets, which include the global ocean being clean, healthy and resilient, productive, secure, predicted, accessible and inspiring and engaging. This framework will advance the ocean science needed to underpin ocean motion, with direct reference to the UN Ocean Decade, its societal outcomes and different international agreements.
We highlight the importance of bilateral agreements that include mechanisms that successfully address IUU fishing, specifically by means of efficient regulation and enhanced monitoring of fisheries actions, transhipments, landings, and trade in fish and fish merchandise. We recognise the significance of concerted worldwide action to deter IUU fishing, together with by way of assist for creating countries. We commit to upholding the UN Convention on the Legislation of the Sea (UNCLOS) which units out the authorized framework within which all actions in the ocean and seas must be carried out, together with for the conservation and sustainable use of the ocean and seas. We also recognise the importance of securing relevant resource and respectable tenure rights of persons belonging to native (or different) communities, women, and persons in marginalised teams as acknowledged in national legislation and worldwide devices. We will work with partners, including the private sector and producer nations, NGOs, as well as Indigenous Peoples, and native communities, to incentivise consumption of commodities that are not associated with deforestation and forest degradation. We are going to improve our help for sustainable provide chains that decouple agricultural manufacturing from deforestation and forest degradation, including production stemming from illegal land conversion, and different negative impacts on nature, in accordance with our national laws, and decide to conserve, sustainably handle, restore and protect forests and different ecosystems.
We also assist measures that promote sustainable finance and sort out the drivers of forest loss and degradation, together with efforts to reinforce sustainable manufacturing and rising the incentives for preventing deforestation, defending intact forests and restoring degraded forests and lands. We recognise that deforestation, forest degradation and ecosystem conversion are international threats to our local weather, biodiversity, food security and livelihoods and are pushed by the growth of agriculture, mining, logging and infrastructure tasks. We acknowledge the importance of reducing meals loss and waste in improving meals security, notably in essentially the most weak communities, mitigating local weather change and land degradation and protecting biodiversity. We underline the significance of accelerating the resource efficiency and reducing the global environmental footprint of products and shifting to more globally sustainable strategies and patterns of consumption and production. We recognise that one third of food produced for human consumption is lost or wasted globally, and that meals grown however never eaten consumes an estimated 250 km3 of contemporary water per yr and requires an estimated 1.Four billion hectares land space.