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Here is Turkey’s Climate Change Compliance Plan

Here is Turkey’s Climate Change Compliance Plan
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06.06.2008 CNN Türk

Bin Annual Development Goals provide 7 million dollars of financial support of the Fund of Ulama Fund to the Climate Change of Turkey’s Regulation Project will start to apply on June 10.

[[T] The first study feature in order to adapt to the climate change of Turkey will be developed by the project "harmonising Strategy to the national Climate Change" of the country. [[[T]] [[

According to the description of the project from the Programme BM Development Programme (UNDP), the project will be expected with the participation of the UN Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO), the UN Sinei Development Organization (UNIDO), the UN Environmental Programme (UNEP) and other proxies. [

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The development of the "harmonising Strategy for the National Climate Change in Turkey with the project will be expected out, early warning systems against natural disasters will be improved and implemented. [

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Water, climate change based on soil and energy use will be guided out and pilot projects based on society in the fields of agriculture, urban and industrial water usage, ecosystem services and nature protection, mainly in Seyhan River Basin.

Studies will be conducted to minimize negative effects on groups such as women, children, adults, adults and teenagers of climate change.

The project will be running to be applied in Adana on 10 June. The meeting will attend the Ministry of Environment and Forest, UNDP, FAO, UNIDO Ambassador as well as Agriculture and Rural Affairs, Energy and Natural Resources, Industry and Trade Ministries, Çukurova University, civil society organizations and private sector.

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The candidate will visit Akyatan Lagunu, which is located in Karataş district of Adana and one of the largest coastal wetlands of Turkey.

Akyatan Lagunu, an important example of the change of hope and the effects of human use, hosts Turkey's largest sandals, important ad and plant areas.

The blue turtles (Chelonia Mydas) are considered one of the most important breeding areas in the world, but also under protection as Ramsar Convention has a sensitive structure against climate change.

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