Transcription of FAO STRATEGY ON CLIMATE CHANGE
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Rome, July 2017 FAO STRATEGY ON CLIMATE CHANGE2 MYANMARC arrying a sack of fertilizer distributed by FAO as part of a project to support sustainable livelihoods for flood-affected communities in the Sagaing region. FAO/H. LatCOVER PHOTOGRAPHS: FAO/Joseph Agcaoili FAO/Christena Dowsett FAO/Giuseppe Bizzarri3 ContentsACRONYMS AND ABBREVIATIONS Page 4 FOREWORD Page 6 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Page 8 INTRODUCTION Page 11 The agricultural sectors, the Paris Agreement and beyond Page 11 CLIMATE CHANGE impact - food and agriculture Page 13 SECTION 1 CLIMATE WORK AT FAO Page 14 Evolution Page 14 Vision Page 15 Approach Page 15 SECTION 2 GUIDING PRINCIPLES Page 17 Give precedence to food security, poverty reduction and sustainability Page 17 Leave no one behind Page 17 Support policy integration and mainstreaming Page 17 Promote evidence-based.
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Poverty and Climate Change, Small Island States, NIGERIA COUNTRY PROFILE, United Nations, States, The Global Partnership for Development, Developing, Belize, UNFCCC, UNITED NATIONS FRAMEWORK CONVENTION, UNITED NATIONS FRAMEWORK CONVENTION ON CLIMATE CHANGE, National Environmental Summary Saint Lucia 2010, ISSUES FOR THE NEW CLIMATE, Issues for the new climate agreement