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Jorge Laguna-Celis Secretary, a.i. Governance Affairs Office UN Environment Programme

Healthy Environment-Healthy People

2/1 Rules of procedure 2/6 Paris Agreement 2/14 Illegal trade in wildlife 2/3 Human capacity for SD 2/7 SMC 2/19 Montevideo Programme IV 2/2 Regional forums of MoE 2/9 Food waste 2/15 Environmental protection in areas affected by armed conflicts 2/17 Biodiversityrelated conventions 2/5 2030 Agenda for SD 2/8 SPC 2/16 Biodiversity 2/20 MTS, PoW and budget 2/4 SAMOA Pathway 2/10 Oceans and Seas 2/13 Natural capital for SD 2/21 Sand and dust storms 2/11 Marine plastics 2/12 Coral reefs management 2/25 Principle 10 of the Rio Declaration 2/18 UNEP and MEA 2/22 Cycle of UNEA 2/24 Sustainable pastoralism 2/23 Trust funds and earmarked contributions

Resoluti on Title Key-words 2/1 Amendments to the rules of procedure Rules of Procedure (RoP) 2/2 Role and functions of the regional forums of ministers of the environment and environment authorities 2/3 Investing in human capacity for sustainable development through environmental education and training 2/4 Role, functions and modalities for United Nations Environment Programme implementation of the SAMOA Pathway as a means of facilitating achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals 2/5 Delivering on the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development Regional Forum, MoE (RF-MoE) SD-Environmental Education & Training (SD-ET) Samoa Pathway 2030 Agenda 2/6 Supporting the Paris Agreement Paris Agreement 2/7 Sound management of chemicals and waste SM-ChemWastes 2/8 Sustainable consumption and production SCP 2/9 Prevention, reduction and reuse of food waste Food Waste 2/10 Oceans and Seas Oceans & Seas 2/11 Marine plastic litter and microplastics Marine Litter 2/12 Sustainable coral reefs management Coral Reefs 2/13 Sustainable management of natural capital for sustainable development and poverty eradication Natural Capital

Resolution Title Key words 2/14 Illegal trade in wildlife and wildlife products Illegal Trade in Wildlife 2/15 Protection of the environment in areas affected by armed conflict Environment under armed conflict 2/16 Mainstreaming of biodiversity for well-being Mainstreaming Biodiversity Well being 2/17 Enhancing the work of the United Nations Environment Programme in facilitating cooperation, collaboration and synergies among biodiversity-related conventions 2/18 Relationship between the United Nations Environment Programme and the multilateral environmental agreements for which it provides the secretariats 2/19 Midterm review of the fourth Programme for the Development and Periodic Review of Environmental Law (Montevideo Programme IV) 2/20 Proposed medium-term strategy for 2018 2021 and programme of work and budget for 2018 2019 UNEP cooperation and collaboration among BioDiv Conv Relation UNEP MEAS Secs. Montevideo Programme IV MTS2018-2021 &PoW 2018-2019 2/21 Sand and dust storms Sand and Dust Storms 2/22 Review of the cycle of the United Nations Environment Assembly of the United Nations Environment Programme UNEA Cycle 2/23 Management of trust funds and earmarked contributions Trust Funds 2/24 Combating desertification, land degradation and drought and promoting sustainable pastoralism and rangelands 2/25 Application of Principle 10 of the Rio Declaration on Environment and Development in the Latin America and Caribbean Region Pastoralism and rangelands Principle 10

UNEA-2 Resolutions and PoW & SDGs RES 2/1 Rules of Procedure Adopts the amendments of Rule 18 and 20 RES 2/4 SAMOA Pathway Encourages Member States to support small island developing States with multiple challenges in achieving sustainable development * Links with PoW: Climate Change & Healthy and Productive Ecosystems * Links with SDGs: 14.7, 14.a, 15 https://sustainabledevelopment.un.org/topics/sids RES 2/2 Regional Forum, MoE Recalls that UNEP needs to play a role in assisting countries in implementing national policies through regional forums * Links with PoW : Environmental Governance * Links with SDGs : 17 RES 2/3 SD-Environmental Education & Training Recognizes a critical role of environmental education and training in achieving the 2030 Agenda * Links with SDGs: 4, 4.7 RES 2/5 2030 Agenda Commits to contributing to the effective implementation of the environmental dimension of the 2030 Agenda http://web.unep.org/post2015/unea2030.php RES 2/6 Paris Agreement Welcomes the adoption of the Paris Agreement and acknowledges UN Environment s contribution to addressing climate change * Links with PoW: Climate Change * Links with SDGs: 13 RES 2/7 SM-ChemWastes Recognizes that SM-ChemWastes is one of the key requirements for achieving the 2030 Agenda * Links with PoW: Chemicals, Waste and Air Quality * Links with SDGs: 3.9, 6.3, 12.4 RES 2/8 SCP Recognizes that promoting SCP is essential for achieving sustainable development and notes that all countries should take actions * Links with PoW: Resource Efficiency * Links with SDGs: 8.4, 12 7

UNEA-2 Resolutions and PoW & SDGs RES 2/11 RES 2/9 Food Waste Recognizes the negative impacts of food waste and fundamental priority of achieving food security and nutrition * Links with PoW: Resource Efficiency * Links with SDGs: 12.3 http://www.thinkeatsave.org/index.php/about/aboutthe-campaign RES 2/12 Coral Reefs Notes that all countries should take steps at all levels to protect coral reefs for sustainable development http://wwf.panda.org/about_our_earth/blue_planet/co asts/coral_reefs/coral_importance/ * Links with SDGs: 14 RES 2/14 Illegal Trade in Wildlife Recognizes the important role that the conservation and sustainable use of wildlife can play in the achievement of the 2030 Agenda and in addressing illegal trade and trafficking in wildlife * Links with PoW: Environmental Governance * Links with SDGs: 15.7, 15.c https://cites.org/eng/prog/iccwc.php/wildlife- Crime RES 2/10 Oceans & Seas Recognizes that the marine environment is an essential asset for sustainable development and the contribution to achieving SDG 14 through regional seas conventions or MEA * Links with SDGs: 14 RES 2/15 Environment under armed conflict Notes the importance of protection of the natural environment in areas affected by armed conflict for future generations * Links with PoW: Resilience to Disasters and Conflicts * Links with SDGs: 1.5 Marine Litter Recognizes the importance of cooperation between UN Environment and conventions and international instruments so as to prevent marine pollution * Links with SDGs: 14 http://www.unep.org/stories/ecosystems/plastic-and- Microplastics-in-our-Oceans.asp RES 2/13 Natural Capital Notes that sustainable management of natural capital contributes to achieving the 2030 Agenda and natural capital accounting mechanisms can help assess value of natural capital * Links with SDGs: 12.2 http://www.worldbank.org/en/topic/environment/brief /environmental-economics-natural-capital-accounting RES 2/16 Mainstreaming Biodiversity wellbeing Notes that conservation of biodiversity promotes sustainable development by advancing social well-being, economic growth and environmental protection * Links with SDGs: 15 https://www.cbd.int/2010/biodiversity/?tab=0 8

UNEA-2 Resolutions and PoW & SDGs 2/17 UNEP cooperation and collaboration among BioDiv Conv Recognizes the opportunities for promoting synergies among the biodiversity-related conventions in the context of implementation of the 2030 Agenda * Links with PoW: Environmental Governance https://www.cbd.int/brc/ RES 2/20 MTS2018-2021 & PoW 2018-2019 Approves the medium-term strategy for the period 2018-2021 and the programme of work for 2018-2019 RES 2/18 Relation UNEP MEAS Secs Notes that national implementation of relevant UNEA resolutions and MEA decisions are mutually supportive * Links with PoW: Environmental Governance http://www.unep.org/delc/meaimplementationsupport /tabid/54401/default.aspx RES 2/19 Montevideo Programme IV Emphasizes the need for activities in the field of environmental law to contribute to achieving the SDGs * Links with PoW: Environment under Review RES 2/21 Sand and Dust Storms Recognizes that dust and dust storms and unsustainable land management can bring significant challenges to sustainable development and socioeconomic damages * Links with PoW: Chemicals, Waste and Air Quality * Links with SDGs: 15 http://www.unep.org/stories/climate/more-actionneeded-on-sand-and-dust-storms.asp RES 2/22 UNEA Cycle Decides to hold its regular sessions in odd years Commencing with its third session in 2017 RES 2/23 Trust Funds Notes and approves the establishment, extension or merger of multiple trust funds RES 2/24 Pastoralism and rangelands Recognizes that healthy grassland and rangeland ecosystems are essential for contributing to economic growth and sustainable development of pastoralism * Links with SDGs: 15 http://www.unep.org/stories/ecosystems/towards- Sustainable-Pastoralism.asp RES 2/25 Principle 10 Emphasizes that broad public participation and access to information and judicial and administrative proceeding are essential for sustainable development. * Links with PoW: Environmental Governance For more resources: http://www.unep.org/civilsociety/implementation/principle10/tabid/105013/defa ult.aspx 9

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