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CILT / BRAZIL - BRASÍLIA - E6 - TEACHER: ISABEL TEIXEIRA.
The Paris Agreement together with the Green Climate Fund provide prospects to countries for a financial contribution to finance investment in combating climate change, natural disasters and water problems in the lives of indigenous peoples and non-indigenous peoples. As a consequence of a series of events resulting from irresponsibility, the human being forgets about tomorrow by wasting water, deforesting forests in search of wealth and as a bargaining chip in the growing production of cars that contribute to global warming in the liberation of gases in the burning of fuel. This all generates effects that are now more perceptible and urgent, as is seen in the difficulty of indigenous life in forests where nature lives contaminated by human actions that cause more rivers to dry, burning forests, contaminated soils and dense periods of drought. The indigenous people, directly affected by this reality, try to alert the authorities of the countries, but the human concern is still more and more money and not a healthy and lasting life in today and tomorrow. The programs developed should be passed on to the general population of each country, seeking to increasingly problematize the effects of climate change on our lives, while offering individual initiatives that contribute to sustainable daily actions.
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It's good you touched on the monetary support of the SDG#13. it's key to this project.
I imagine you would build an awareness program for water if you had to build and action/target that addressed water, Indigenous peoples, and non-indigenous people. Well done.
How do SDG #13 targets respond to the challenges created by the effects of climate change in water in both Indigenous and non-indigenous communities?
What other areas do you think should be taken into account?
Elliot Damasah
Oct 9, 2017