Zmena klímy – možný dopad (nielen) na obyvateľstvo - Prohuman

• Right to protection: drought-induced child labour, poor health and exploitation
from some coping strategies, child labour in cultivation and processing of cassava,
fear for their safety.
• Right to participation: children’s voices regarding resource management not heard.
Child-sensitive approaches need to inform both national poverty reduction
and sectoral policies and strategies, as well as to help improve local development
planning processes, including local disaster risk reduction plans and household
livelihoods strategies.
The Links between Climate Change and AIDS
Based on the literature review of the interactions between AIDS and CC, and based
on our knowledge of the separate literatures of AIDS and CC we identify three important
pathways which connect these two issues, which we call the HIV and CC
complex (HACC). The main elements of this complex are shown in figure 2. Note
that the chart can be conceived as an entire system. All parts are connected, and
no simple fundamental cause or remedy exists, distinct from systematic reform.
In many cases causation between the different elements is bi-directional. Following
the literature review this abstract will focus on several important elements
shown in this chart. We first discuss food security (regional and global) and the
links between malaria and other CC sensitive diseases. Finally, we discuss HIV,
poverty, population displacement, employment, migration, refugees, gender inequality,
and governance and conflict.
Conceptual framework of main pathways discussed in this lecture. The chart
can be conceived as an entire system. All parts are connected; no fundamental
cause or remedy exists, distinct from systematic reform. In addition, we stress two
key points regarding the temporal and spatial distribution of the HACC. The maximum
impact of CC is in the future, but it is increasingly likely not only that the
maximum incidence but even the maximum impact of HIV has already occurred.
What is known from the literature?
When reviewing the literature concerning the links between AIDS and CC Gommes
et al. noted that two then recently released substantial reports on CC and health
failed to discuss AIDS in any depth. This situation is just starting to change. For example,
in the CC and health literature, the review by Patz et al. makes no mention
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