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Joseph Robinette Biden,  Fact Sheet: Small and Less Populous Island Economies… (2021)

“ Pandemic-related economic disruptions have caused an unprecedented global crisis, and import and tourism-dependent island economies have not been spared. These same island communities are also among the most vulnerable to climate change; their economic resilience is increasingly threatened by more frequent and severe storms, rising sea levels, and warming ocean temperatures. ”
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Joseph Robinette Biden,  Fact Sheet: Small and Less Populous Island Economies… (2021)

“ Beyond addressing more immediate economic and humanitarian consequences of the pandemic and climate change, the U.S. government welcomes the opportunity to partner with these economies to advance important long-term objectives, including strengthening bilateral and regional economic ties, countering predatory investment practices by malign actors, and enhancing collaboration within international organizations. ”
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Joseph Robinette Biden,  Fact Sheet: Small and Less Populous Island Economies… (2021)

“ SALPIE partners are geographically diverse island economies that face similar challenges. Most have populations under 1 million, have been heavily impacted by COVID-related economic disruptions, and are especially susceptible to the effects of climate change. Many do not qualify for concessional foreign assistance programs due to their higher income levels per capita. ”
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