RODNEY BAY VILLAGE, St. Lucia - Setho sa Boto ea Caribbean Catastrophe Risk Insurance Facility (CCRIF), e khothalelitse barupeluoa ho Caribbean Media Exchange ho qala matšolo a tšoanang le a khahlanong le HIV / AIDS ho lemosa batho ka likotsi tsa phetoho ea maemo a leholimo le ka moo e ka amang bohahlauli le nts'etsopele ea moshoelella sebakeng seo.
Ho hlokomela litlaleho tsa bohahlauli bakeng sa hoo e ka bang 25 ho 35% ea kakaretso ea GDP ea Caribbean 'me e fana ka hoo e ka bang karolo ea bohlano ea mesebetsi eohle, Isaac Anthony, setho sa boto ea CCRIF le Mongoli ea sa Feleng oa Lekala la Lichelete la St. Lucia, o rorisitse Caribbean Media Exchange (CMEx). ) bakeng sa ho hlakisa ka moo phetoho ea tlelaemete e hlahisitseng “tšokelo e kholo tikolohong hammoho le moruong le lichabeng – tseo litlamorao tsa tsona li ka amang lekala la bohahlauli hampe.”
Anthony, eo hape a sebeletsang e le Mongoli oa Inshorense ea nang le boikarabelo ba ho laola le ho laola indasteri ea inshorense ea St. e se e bile le karolo ea bohlokoa lefatšeng ka bophara ho sebeliseng sesebelisoa sa hau se matla - puisano - ntoeng khahlanong le HIV/AIDS: U ka etsa se tšoanang bakeng sa phetoho ea maemo a leholimo.
Ha a khothalletsa mecha ea litaba hore e tsepamise maikutlo haholo ka phetoho ea maemo a leholimo le liphello tsa eona ntlafatsong ea moruo oa sechaba, Anthony, eo hape e leng Molula-setulo oa Caribbean Public Finance Association, o ile a supa boemo ba leholimo bo fetohang e le "mokhanni oa lefats'e oa kotsi e ntseng e eketseha ea likoluoa 'me a sokela ho nyenyefatsa maemo a bohlokoa. melemo ea nts'etsopele e entsoeng ke linaha tse tlokotsing haholo, ho kenyeletsoa linaha tse tsoelang pele tsa lihlekehleke tse nyane joalo ka tsa Caribbean. Litlamorao tse bakiloeng ke ho fetoha ha maemo a leholimo li pepesitse ho ba kotsing ha makala a bohlokoa a moruo a kang bohahlauli, temo, botšoasi ba litlhapi le mehloli ea metsi.
Bakeng sa linaha tse nyenyane tsa lihlekehlekeng, o ile a hatisa, koluoa ea ketsahalo e le 'ngoe e ka ba le "phello e senyang ka bobeli meahong ea tlhaho le motheong oa moruo oa naha. Meruo e menyenyane ea sebaka sena hammoho le bofokoli ba 'mele hangata e fella ka ho holisa phello ea likotsi tsa tlhaho. ”
Ha a hlokomela phapang pakeng tsa naha e ruileng le sechaba se senyenyane, Anthony o ile a hopola Leholiotsoana la Ivan ka 2004, "le bakile hoo e ka bang 200% ea phello ea selemo le selemo ea GDP sehlekehlekeng se seng le se seng sa Caribbean, Grenada le Cayman Islands, hammoho le tšenyo e khōlō Jamaica. Ka lehlakoreng le leng, tšusumetso ea Leholiotsoana Katrina United States e ne e le ka tlase ho 1% ea GDP ea selemo le selemo ea US mme ke 30% feela ea GDP ea selemo le selemo ea Louisiana.
Ka tšenyo e setseng ka mor'a Leholiotsoana la Ivan ka 2004, Lihlooho tsa 'Muso oa Caribbean Community (CARICOM) li thehile Setsi sa Inshorense ea Kotsi ea Caribbean Catastrophe Risk Insurance e nang le lintho tse tharo tse tlang pele: Ea pele, ho koahela lekhalo la lichelete ka mor'a likoluoa tse tobaneng le mebuso pakeng tsa hang-hang, thuso ea tšohanyetso le thuso ea nako e telele ea ntlafatso. Ea bobeli, ho nolofalletsa mebuso ho fumana chelete kapele, 'me ea boraro, ho fokotsa moroalo oa mebuso ho fana ka boitsebiso ba ho pepeseha pele ho phatlalatsoa le ho lahleheloa ke tlhahisoleseding ka mor'a koluoa.
Ka ho kopanya chelete e ngata sebakeng sa polokelo e kopanetsoeng le ho hasana ha likotsi sebakeng sa heno, Setsi se fana ka mekhoa e bolokang chelete e ngata bakeng sa barupeluoa ba eona khahlano le liketsahalo tse feteletseng tsa tlhaho, tseo litlamorao tsa tsona li fetang matla a taolo a naha efe kapa efe.
Mokhatlo oa Caribbean Media Exchange on Sustainable Tourism (CMEx) o tšoere likopano le litšebelisano tse 18 ho pholletsa le Caribbean le Amerika Leboea ho totobatsa bohlokoa ba indasteri e kholo ka ho fetisisa ea sebaka seo, bohahlauli, ho ntlafatsa bophelo bo botle, thuto, setso, tikoloho le leruo la sechaba feshene ea botsoalle ea boemo ba leholimo.
SEO U LOKELANG HO SE NKA HO SEHLOOHO ENA:
- Urging the media to focus more on climate change and its impacts on socio-economic development, Anthony, who also is Chairman of the Caribbean Public Finance Association, identified the changing climate as a “global driver of increasing disaster risk and threatens to undermine the critical development gains made by the most vulnerable countries, including small island developing states such as those in the Caribbean.
- Mokhatlo oa Caribbean Media Exchange on Sustainable Tourism (CMEx) o tšoere likopano le litšebelisano tse 18 ho pholletsa le Caribbean le Amerika Leboea ho totobatsa bohlokoa ba indasteri e kholo ka ho fetisisa ea sebaka seo, bohahlauli, ho ntlafatsa bophelo bo botle, thuto, setso, tikoloho le leruo la sechaba feshene ea botsoalle ea boemo ba leholimo.
- A Board Member of the Caribbean Catastrophe Risk Insurance Facility (CCRIF), urged participants at the Caribbean Media Exchange to launch campaigns similar to those waged against HIV/AIDS to warn people of the dangers of climate change and how it could affect tourism and sustainable development in the region.
