Ligtas, inklusibo at mas naaangkop na pagtugon sa mga epekto ng sakuna, ipinanawagan ni PBBM sa pagbubukas ng 2024 APMCDRR

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Ligtas, inklusibo at mas naaangkop na pagtugon sa mga epekto ng sakuna, ipinanawagan ni PBBM sa pagbubukas ng 2024 APMCDRR

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00:00President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. led the official opening of the 2024 Asia-Pacific Ministerial Conference on Disaster Risk Reduction in Pasay City.

00:11Here, the President called for unity in the fight against the challenges of climate change.

00:19The President also called for the implementation of the Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction.

00:27This is Kenneth Paciente's report.

00:31Solidarity, inclusiveness, and a more inclusive approach to the effects of the pandemic.

00:36That was the call of President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr.

00:40along with the formal opening of the 2024 Asia-Pacific Ministerial Conference on Disaster Risk Reduction or APMCDRR.

00:49In his speech, the Executive Board emphasized the need for the countries in Asia-Pacific to be prepared for the climate-resilient challenges

00:58and also to ensure that the measures are well-planned to reduce the disaster risks caused by climate change.

01:06As we chart our course to a more inclusive and resilient Asia-Pacific,

01:11let us draw inspiration from the stories of resilience that are embedded in our region.

01:17This conference presents us with a grand opportunity to send a powerful message to the world.

01:24The Asia-Pacific is not only prepared to overcome the trials of tomorrow,

01:29we are also ready to lead in disaster risk reduction and climate action.

01:35The President also emphasized that it is time to double the efforts of the countries to implement the Sendai Framework,

01:42an international document for risk reduction with the aim of strengthening the resilience of the countries,

01:48while also emphasizing the importance of the unity of the countries in the region to address the effects of climate change.

01:56It also remains crucial to align our goals under this framework with the 2030 Sustainable Development Goals,

02:03the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change, and the Paris Agreement.

02:09We must harmonize our approaches and pursue meaningful actions

02:14under these mandates to secure a sustainable and climate-resilient future.

02:19He should also not neglect to pay attention to the strengthening of investments in climate financing.

02:25That is why the Philippines welcomes the hosting of the Loss and Damage Fund Board

02:30to have a voice in the countries affected by climate change.

02:35We must significantly increase our investments and develop financing mechanisms in disaster risk reduction.

02:44Sustained and predictable data and financing would help address disaster risk better.

02:52This entails ensuring that developing countries, particularly the least developed countries,

02:58landlocked countries, and small island developing states are provided greater access

03:03to these resources to advance their policies and build disaster resilience.

Ligtas, inklusibo at mas naaangkop na pagtugon sa mga epekto ng sakuna, ipinanawagan ni PBBM sa pagbubukas ng 2024 APMCDRR

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