Malingaliro atsopano omwe adasindikizidwa lero akuwonetsa momwe gawo la zokopa alendo padziko lonse lapansi lingapitirire polimbana ndi kuipitsidwa kwa pulasitiki pomwe likukumana ndi zovuta zaumoyo ndi ukhondo wa anthu. Covid 19 mliri.
Mliri womwe ukupitilirawu wakhudza kwambiri ntchito zokopa alendo, ndikuyika ntchito zopitilira 100 miliyoni pachiwopsezo. Tsopano, mayiko atayamba kuchira ndipo zokopa alendo zikuyambiranso m'malo omwe akuchulukirachulukira, Global Tourism Plastics Initiative, motsogozedwa ndi World Tourism Organisation (UNWTO), United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) komanso mogwirizana ndi Ellen MacArthur Foundation, apereka ndondomeko yochitira anthu ogwira nawo ntchito pagulu komanso payekha kuti athetse zifukwa zomwe zimayambitsa kuwonongeka kwa pulasitiki m'nthawi zovutazi.
Malingaliro a gawo la Tourism kuti apitilize Kuchitapo kanthu pa Kuwonongeka kwa Pulasitiki Panthawi Yobwezeretsanso COVID-19 akuwonetsa momwe kuchepetsa kutsika kwa pulasitiki, kukulitsa kuyanjana kwa ogulitsa, kugwira ntchito limodzi ndi opereka zinyalala, ndikuwonetsetsa kuwonekera pa zomwe zachitika, zingathandizire kwambiri kuchira bwino kwa ntchito zokopa alendo.
Mabizinesi ndi maboma agwirizana
UNWTO Secretary-General Zurab Pololikashvili adati: "Pamene gawo la zokopa alendo likuyambiranso, tili ndi udindo wokonzanso bwino. Kusayang'anira kusintha kwatsopano komwe tikukumana nako, kuphatikiza kuyang'ana kwambiri pazaumoyo ndi ukhondo, mwanzeru zitha kukhala ndi vuto lalikulu la chilengedwe, chifukwa chake kudzipereka kwatsopano kumeneku ndikofunikira kwambiri. Ndife onyadira kulengeza anthu oyamba kusaina ku Global Tourism Plastics Initiative lero. ”
Zikapanda kutayidwa bwino, zinthu monga magolovesi, masks ndi mabotolo a sanitiser zimatha kuwononga chilengedwe chozungulira malo akuluakulu oyendera alendo.
Mkulu wa bungwe la UNEP Economy Division, Ligia Noronha anawonjezera kuti: "Tiyenera kutenga njira yozikidwa pa sayansi ndikuthandizira maboma, mabizinesi, ndi madera akumaloko kuti tiwonetsetse kuti tikuchita zinthu zothekera kuteteza ukhondo ndi thanzi popanda kuyambitsa kuipitsa ndi kuwononga miyoyo yathu. chilengedwe. Malingaliro awa okhudza zaukhondo ndi mapulasitiki otayidwa atha kuthandiza omwe akuchita nawo gawo la zokopa alendo pakuyesetsa kwawo kuti achire bwino.
Accor, Club Med ndi Iberostar Gulu Adzipereka ku Initiative
Malingalirowa amabwera pomwe makampani akuluakulu okopa alendo padziko lonse lapansi, Accor, Club Med, ndi Iberostar Group akulimbitsa kudzipereka kwawo polimbana ndi kuipitsidwa kwa pulasitiki ndikukhala atatu mwa anthu oyamba kusaina nawo Global Tourism Plastics Initiative, pamodzi ndi osayina opitilira 20 ochokera m'makontinenti onse, kuphatikiza. makampani akuluakulu ndi mabungwe othandizira omwe azichita ngati ochulukitsa. Pamodzi ndi izi, World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF) ndi membala wa Global Tourism Plastics Initiative Advisory Committee ndipo yadziwitsa zomwe zasankhidwa posachedwa.
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ZOMWE MUNGACHITE PA NKHANIYI:
- Now, as countries begin to recover and tourism restarts in a growing number of destinations, the Global Tourism Plastics Initiative, led by the World Tourism Organization (UNWTO), the United Nations Environment Program (UNEP) and in collaboration with the Ellen MacArthur Foundation, has provided a plan of action for both public and private sector stakeholders to address the root causes of plastic pollution in these challenging times.
- Malingaliro a gawo la Tourism kuti apitilize Kuchitapo kanthu pa Kuwonongeka kwa Pulasitiki Panthawi Yobwezeretsanso COVID-19 akuwonetsa momwe kuchepetsa kutsika kwa pulasitiki, kukulitsa kuyanjana kwa ogulitsa, kugwira ntchito limodzi ndi opereka zinyalala, ndikuwonetsetsa kuwonekera pa zomwe zachitika, zingathandizire kwambiri kuchira bwino kwa ntchito zokopa alendo.
- The recommendations come as major global tourism companies Accor, Club Med, and Iberostar Group cement their commitment to fighting plastic pollution and become three of the first official signatories to the Global Tourism Plastics Initiative, along with more than 20 signatories from across all continents, including major industry players and supporting organisations which will act as multipliers.
