Titlebook: Small Island Developing States; Vulnerability and Re Stefano Moncada,Lino Briguglio,Leonard Nurse Book 2021 Springer Nature Switzerland AG

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Vulnerability of Jamaica’s South Coast Fishing Communities to Coastal Erosion and Floodingity. In Jamaica, these changes are partly reflected in the collapse of the local capture fishery, which has exacerbated ecological, social and food security challenges. In this paper, coastal and community-based vulnerability approaches are combined to assess the climate change vulnerability of thre

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Human Mobility and Disasters in Pacific and Caribbean Small Island Developing Statesection of the affected people. Small Island Developing States (SIDS) have been heavily involved in this discussion. This article will examine how SIDS governments in the Pacific and Caribbean have been implementing measures to deal with human displacement in their norms and policies related to disas

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Identifying Climate Change Vulnerability and Adaptation Challenges in the Caribbean SIDS: An Urban Mast, is a popular Caribbean tourist destination contributing about 5.5% to the national GDP. In particular, Long Bay, a seven-mile resort transect and Negril’s densest and low-lying area, has been losing beach at between 1 and 2 m/year while making its entire tourism industry highly vulnerable. Sinc

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The Early Development of the Small Island Developing States’ Climate Governance: A Disproportionate bilities promoted in international climate negotiations have shaped SIDS’ climate agenda during pre-and post-UNFCCC negotiations in driving climate governance for them. It is argued that an understanding of this disproportionate impact helps to better understand present and future trends in SIDS climate politics.

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Human Mobility and Disasters in Pacific and Caribbean Small Island Developing Statesilding of skills as adaptation strategies can be considered ‘no-regret’ strategies, which can help improve the long-term economies and resilience of populations at risk. For this to happen, it would undoubtedly be of benefit that surrounding countries establish policies that permit those displaced by episodic disasters to remain in their soil.