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I've updated the article, with a bit more in the way of introduction and the addition of Bahrain to the original list. In addition, I've reordered the table to reflect the three regions described in the references. I have made the assumption that Bahrain and Singapore would fit into the AIMS region, while Timor-Leste would be in the Pacific - I can't find an exact reference for those though. There is also a bit of contradiction between the UN and AOSIS sites about the membership of the Dominican Republic and Timor-Leste. I have taken the AOSIS version as being true for the sake of building the table, though I have a feeling it may be out of date. If anyone can find a reliable and recent source either way, that would be great!
I will try to update the pages for Least developed countries and Landlocked developing countries in the same fashion when I have the chance. --
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Comment I have removed Bahrain from the list as it is not included in the source.
Several of the states, especially in the last column, are marked with an e, indicating they are not members of the UN. Sao Tome, Singapore, etc. are members.
Or Bahrain for that matter. Bahrain has its issues, but is not on the same level as many of these other countries which are much poorer.— Preceding
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We could beef up the list of concerns these countries have re sea level rise, effects on fisheries, livelihoods, tourism and the need for DRR planning and response.
Citing the way the Philippines deals with DRR could be useful as an example of how local response capacity ensures preparedness for major storms.
Would be good to add some illustrations of what it looks like in some of the SIDS coastal zones, beaches.
SIDS are a special case for sea level rise caused by climate change. SIDS is very active and organised within the UN. They are a major part of the DRR UN focus. So the article needs to refer to both SDG 13 and 14. (edit: the article does now include some content about climate change and about SDG 14 but not about SDG 13).
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