“a global framework will guide, inspire, and encourage effective national and regional action, keeping in mind that option 3 on the creation of a new global architecture also includes option 2 on increasing the impacts of existing global instruments., recognizing that existing global instruments are not enough and that a new framework still requires some overarching global governance mechanism”.
Christopher Chin (COARE/ USA) presented his combined statement on behalf of the joint position of six major groups: Women, NGOs, Children & Youth, Farmers, Indigenous Peoples, and Science & Technology, during Item 5 National, regional and international response options, including action and innovative approaches, and voluntary and legally binding governance strategies, held in Nairobi, at the UN Office, on 29th May 2018.
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