Last Updated on February 11, 2020, 2:12 PM AST by Anthony Morris
The Department of Sustainable Development will today have a video screening of ‘St Lucia: Into the Future.’ The screening is a piece of a venture titled “Increasing Saint Lucia’s Capacity to Monitor MEA Implementation and Sustainable Development”.
In September 2019, the office facilitated a four-day Scenario Planning Workshop related to Caribbean Associates Inc. The workshop intended to exhibit the utilization of the National Environmental Information System (NEIS) for situation arranging as a cross-sectoral and between organization community oriented apparatus for ecological administration; create natural situations reflecting potential prospects and pathways for Saint Lucia under progressively serious environmental change conditions and different weights on neighborhood biological systems; and produce a lot of significant vital needs dependent on social, monetary and ecological information for proof based approach and arranging around environmental change adjustment, land corruption and loss of biodiversity.
“Holy person Lucia: Into the Future” is an aggregation of situations of a conceivable eventual fate of Saint Lucia, in light of patterns saw in quantitative information, master sentiments from interviews, video proof and work area explore. The video is likewise an exhibit of the utilization of the NEIS for interpretation of information into helpful and noteworthy data; and presents a pattern for natural situations in Saint Lucia which can be returned to, modified, and used to educate key arranging.
The video screening session will standard the utilization of the NEIS for effect, hazard, and powerlessness appraisal in adjustment arranging; bring issues to light on the conceivable eventual fate of Saint Lucia under progressively serious environmental change conditions, land debasement and loss of biodiversity; and increment state funded training, mindfulness and support in coordinated ecological administration.
The video screening will be held at the Finance Administrative Center on Feb. 11, at 2 p.m.
Anthony Morris covers stories related to politics and regional developments. His in-depth reporting about governance and reforms makes him stand out in regional journalism, with a deep analysis of political trends and their impact on Caribbean communities.
