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On Sunday, my youngest daughter, Juliana, will graduate from George Washington University with a bachelor of science degree in public health. She will then start a job as executive director of Volunteers on Call, a nonprofit based in Greenwich, Conn., that promotes volunteerism and philanthropy. Here is my letter to Juliana in honor of her special day; I hope that you will share it with the special graduates in your life.
Dear Juliana,
Four years have passed since you graduated from high school. Back then, I wrote you a letter urging you to take advantage of all that your George Washington University experience would offer. Five internships, a semester of study abroad, countless all-nighters and one presidential inaugural ball later, it's clear you took that advice to heart. Well done, my dear!
To bookend that letter, I thought I'd offer a few more words of wisdom – this time about the world of work. I hope this advice serves you well as you cross the threshold from college to career:
Live beneath your means. I'm starting with money advice because career flexibility is directly tied to your financial health.
Juliana, as excited as you are about starting your new job, there will come a day when you'll be ready to make a change. I can't predict when that will be, but I guarantee you'll find it easier to maneuver if you've put aside money to support yourself during the transition.
(MORE: Mothers, Teach Your Daughters to Save For Retirement)
So, be frugal. (Yes, I know we've already told you this!) Make saving for your future a priority beginning with your first paycheck, even if you can only sock away a few dollars each week.
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Just now fired up the Little Mistress, aka project knucklebolt, for the first time. Was doing the wiring, got the ignition done, and thought, what the hell?
Poured some gas in the tank, just a little at a time in case there were any leaks. NO leaks. So I put in some more. Turned on the gas, and the carb (Bendix) did not even leak or flood. Bonus! So I turned on the ignition and started kicking.
She wanted to fire at first, but kept kicking back on me so I figured she was a bit too advanced. I have a 45 mechanical advance circuit breaker. So, turned her just a bit clockwise, and KA-BAM! She fired up and ran almost like a champ for a few minutes.
Shut her down, checked the oil, looked for any other leaks, and she fired right up again. Once it warmed up it ran great, every bit like a champ, throttle response is great. That engine wants to run. Then all the fresh paint and grease and oil started cooking off...she got nice and hot. Nothing like grease, oil, and paint cooking and smoking off a fresh rebuilt engine. !!!
And what a sound. The little Mistress sings a beautiful bass line....I mean...she sounds GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOD. I mean, it sounded damn good.
Okay....I'm prouder than a game rooster. Just had to "share" that.

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Man of Steel,
Despite it being a "fantasy" movie, it was just way over the top for me and I could not forgive the way it completely spit in the face of Superman lore.
The Lone Ranger
Johnny Depp reportedly made this film a requirement in order to secure his services for future appearances as Captain Jack Sparrow. You have to wonder what part of a big budget film based on characters that have not been relevant for over 60 years was a good idea for today's audiences. (more…)


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Rated 5 out of 5 by Phoe Cute! These are cute and sturdy chopstick holders that are not the common crane. Perfect for a wedding since they are white swans! I purchased these as favors for a wedding, and will purchase more as it looks like I need more than I originally purchased. No regrets with this puchase! May 5, 2013
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I have the feeling that you have the hook up of Doctor Who videos online, I must watch the newest one.
the best quality I could find :3
I use putlocker I just have to wait for people to upload it.
I've already explained my school situation, or else I would.
Sonic screwdriver is OP.
"This door is sealed shut!"
"Oh wait, never mind we need the plot to advance."
Matt Smith is a tool. Series had a pretty good end with the last of the David Tennant stuff. Eleventh Doctor my ass.
Matt Smith is my favorite, and I even started watching the series with Tennant. I honestly feel like Smith is the stronger Doctor.
Tennant was always "oh woe is me I'm so lonely. feel bad for me" Tennant was good at goofy scenes and whatnot, but I think Smith handles drama better.
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This is a gorgeous, simple, 100 % silk taffeta gown from Jenny Lee. It retails for about $4300 and feels like a dream. It has buttons down the back and is best described as fitted with a bit of flare at the bottom. It is super lightweight and is a light IVORY-not bright white. Very flattering for a petite bride.I bought this dress pre-owned to wear to my wedding and am not going to be able to wear it. I do not see any major flaws. There are two tiny pulls where it looks like the bustle was ripped out. This would be easily fixed by having a seamstress do a new bustle. I am 5'1 and the length was about right with 4 inch heels. My waist=25, bust=33, hips=34. The dress is an inch or so big on me everywhere. Message if interested for exact measurements. This is an amazing deal, just looking to pay for some small wedding expenses myself :)
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King's Back. New album KING UNCAGED drops 8/17. How y'all like the video?
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King's Back. New album KING UNCAGED drops 8/17. How y'all like the video?
New sound? Seems like the same shit he's always on, which is ok for a ATL rapper I guess. The video sucked though. I don't see this as a hit.
I love T.I. pretty sad about wat happened to him but he's back now Lupe when will yo album be out I can't take it no more lol FNF UP!!!! ~ Xeniyah, check me out on poemhunter.com/corey-threet
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Read Monsignor Kevin Sullivan's speech at the 2013 Pierre Toussaint Scholarship Dinner :
Thank you.
Tonight, with dubious judgment, you graciously present me this medallion named after a black immigrant, slave and saint. This white, free-born Amercian sinner is appreciative, humbled, inspired and burdened.
I accept this medallion on behalf of Catholic Charities' thousands of trustees, staff, volunteers and benefactors, who provide help and create hope to New Yorkers in need – non-Catholics and Catholics alike – black, brown, yellow and white, overwhelmingly poor and vulnerable, each made in the image of God, worthy of dignity, life and love.
I commend Brother Tyrone and the commissioners of the Office of Black Ministry for devoting the proceeds of this dinner to advancing the education of future leaders, both here and in Haiti. Nothing is more important.
This 50th anniversary year of the March on Washington compels us tonight to not avoid the issue of race, and I include ethnicity.
That we have – and need – a black ministry office, testifies that race continues to haunt us as both society and church.
That we have a large and expanding Catholic Charities bears witness to our failures to implement the dream of many – including Martin Luther King, Pierre Toussaint, Dorothy Day, and not least, an itinerant preacher from Nazareth named Jesus.
Catholic Charities serves overwhelmingly, the poorest and most vulnerable of our society.
Catholic Charities serves overwhelmingly, black and brown New Yorkers. To not correlate these two is to perpetuate the inequality that makes us less as a nation and less as a church.
Pierre Toussaint's cause for sainthood is so compelling: personal responsibility and social responsibility, the dignity of work, a vibrant faith that integrates the worship of God and love of neighbor.
We are beneficiaries of Pierre Toussaint's legacy. We must accept being its burden bearers.
As a society we need to affirm and advance the dignity of work: in cleaning our buildings, teaching our children, driving our buses, caring for our elderly and infirm, on 700 street corners across this nation where 120,000 day laborers gather – and even far away, in the garment factories of Bangladesh where workers earn $32 a month. And yes, even in the neighborhood hairdressers, and the butler in the White House.
As a church we cannot remain satisfied with periodic liturgies that celebrate diversity in song and vestment. These are necessary and life giving, and insiring. And it is good and holy that "his eye is on the sparrow and he watches over me." But let us also make sure that his eye is on board rooms and markets, workplaces and jails. Let us make certain that he watches over those places, as well.
As Catholic Charities, we must stop smugly touting the diversity in our waiting rooms filled with black and brown families. Our boast should be that our board rooms and executive management meetings, our investment managers and vendors are black and brown. Not yet, I am afraid to say, but I too, have a dream.
And to our neighbors of all faiths and no faith who say "amen" to these points, we invite you one more step. We will pray and we will worship. We need a God to inspire, support, and challenge us forward – a God whose image within us and everyone else needs to be acknowledged. And we say to our neighbors, who may not share all our values, we need to be respected, allowed to be inspired by our faith, and exercise those values as together we create the common good.
I appreciate being here with so many who share an ardent desire to make our diverse world more compassionate, equal and just – especially regarding race. You and I know that actions that put flesh on that ardent desire get a bit uncomfortable, and generate heat.
Let me end by sharing a refrain from a song by Pink that has haunted me for the past few months:
"Where there is desire
There is gonna be a flame,
Where there is a flame
Someone's bound to get burned,
But just because it burns
Doesn't mean you're gonna die.
You gotta get up and try, try, try.
You gotta get up and try, try, try.
You gotta get up and try, try, try."
Fellow beneficiaries and fellow burden bearers of Pierre Toussaint and many others, we gotta get up and try.
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II. Assessment of progress in the implementation of the outcomes of the major summits on sustainable development and addressing new and emerging challenges 6?25 3
III. A green economy in the context of sustainable development and poverty eradication 26?55 6
IV. The institutional framework for sustainable development 56?80 11
I. Introduction
1. In preparation for the United Nations Conference on Sustainable Development (UNCSD; Rio+20 Conference), scheduled to take place in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, in June 2012, member States of the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe (ECE) and representatives of major groups, United Nations agencies and other international bodies met in Geneva to identify the specific challenges and priorities of the ECE region with regard to the Rio+20 Conference, including policy recommendations and good practices.
2. The Regional Preparatory Meeting was opened by the Executive Secretary of ECE, who highlighted that, since 1992, the political and economic circumstances of ECE member States had undergone profound changes. Despite economic growth, in many economies inequality had increased substantially. Progress in reducing the overall environmental impact had been limited, and in some areas it had continued to worsen. In the context of greening the economy, the current economic crisis could be used as an opportunity for a dramatic shift from the growth model of the past, in which the industrial revolution that had fuelled rapid economic growth hinged on the exploitation of natural resources and had generated large but unevenly distributed wealth. During the Seventh ?Environment for Europe? Ministerial Conference, held in Astana in September 2011, ministers from the ECE region had agreed to take the lead in the transition to a green economy. In that connection, the inter-agency report, ?From Transition to Transformation: Sustainable and Inclusive Development in Europe and Central Asia?, prepared jointly by all the United Nations entities active in the field of sustainable development and the green economy in the ECE region, was a comprehensive substantive contribution to Rio+20.
3. In his address to the meeting, the Secretary General of UNCSD observed that the ECE region had a very important role to play in advancing the transition towards a green economy, as many countries were already implementing the required policies and measures and thus had good practices and experiences to share. Developing countries and countries with economies in transition were therefore counting on the support of developed countries in the ECE region. Seven priority areas had been identified during the global preparatory process and had been reaffirmed in the submissions for the compilation document: combating poverty, including through green jobs and promoting social inclusion; advancing food security and sustainable agriculture; sound water management; energy access, including from renewable sources, as well as energy efficiency and sustainability; sustainable cities; management of oceans; and improving resilience and disaster preparedness. He also gave an overview of the main ideas put forward as possible outcomes on green economy and the institutional framework for sustainable development. In that regard, it was important to note that member States and stakeholders had stressed cross-cutting issues, including sustainable consumption and production, gender mainstreaming, education, science and technology, and means of implementation such as official development assistance and capacity-building.
4. The Chief of the Executive Office of the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) identified five outstanding environmental concerns for Europe and five for North America. For Europe, these were air quality; biodiversity; chemicals and waste management; climate change; and freshwater quality; for North America, top concerns were soil, land use and land degradation; desertification; environmental governance; freshwater quality; and energy. Inter-agency cooperation played an important role in the region, and joining efforts in supporting countries to address environmental concerns yielded positive effects. In striving for sustainable development, it was necessary to move away from the three pillars paradigm to a more intertwined, coherent and holistic approach. For its part, UNEP had recently produced reports to inspire the discussions on green economy, such as the landmark report, Towards a Green Economy: Pathways to Sustainable Development and Poverty Eradication, the regional report ?Green Economy Success Stories from the UNECE Region? (ECE/ASTANA.CONF/2011/INF/25), as well as Keeping track of our changing environment: from Rio to Rio+20, prepared in advance of the upcoming fifth UNEP Global Environment Outlook report in 2012.
5. The Deputy Regional Director of the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) addressed the need for a managed transformation to a sustainable model of economic and social development. Fossil fuel-based economic growth had led to unequal societies with a series of social problems. With regard to energy access for the poor, renewable energy such as solar panels and biomass should be used. The region needed to move away from dirty forms of traditional energy also because of their health impact. In order to achieve the transformation to sustainable energy, Governments needed to phase out direct or indirect subsidies for fossil fuel energy in all its forms. The transformation to a more sustainable society should include the establishment of a social protection floor that would help vulnerable groups cope with new dynamics of labour markets and increasing energy prices. Finally, partnerships with the private sector were needed for technologies, innovation and investment.
II. Assessment of progress in the implementation of the outcomes of the major summits on sustainable development and addressing new and emerging challenges
6. The co-Chair of the Regional Preparatory Meeting, the Vice-Minister of Environmental Protection of Kazakhstan, reported on the outcomes of the Seventh ?Environment for Europe? Ministerial Conference and progress made in the development of the ?Green Bridge? Interregional Partnership Programme, which had been supported by the Sixth Ministerial Conference on Environment and Development in Asia and the Pacific and had been presented at the Astana Conference. A ?Global Energy-Ecological Strategy? had been developed by leading scientists of Kazakhstan and the Russian Federation. Kazakhstan had proposed to discuss that Strategy and the ?Green Bridge? Partnership Programme at the Rio+20 Conference as a practical and voluntary mechanism for the transition to a green economy.
7. Delegations observed that the world had significantly changed since the 1972 Stockholm Conference and also presented a different situation to the one existing in 1992. While there has been some progress in addressing the three pillars of sustainable development in the ECE region, challenges still remained in many areas in the economic, social and environmental fields. Outstanding environmental concerns in the ECE region included air quality, biodiversity, chemicals and waste management, energy, climate change, freshwater quality, land use and degradation and environmental governance. Within the social pillar, equity was highlighted as a serious challenge, and within the economic pillar reference was made to the global economic and financial crisis.
8. The importance of ecosystems, biodiversity and land and water resources and the threats they faced, as well as effective natural resource management were all repeatedly mentioned by delegations as challenges. There was a need for sustainable management of oceans, including coastal areas. The urban built environment was also highlighted; it was considered urgent to focus on improving the sustainability and resilience of the built environment in cities (?Living Cities?), as the global population not only continued to grow steeply but also became increasingly urban. Construction lagged substantially behind other industries in achieving productivity gains.
9. Some delegations mentioned the need to go beyond general discussions and preparation of documents at the Rio+20 Conference and to come to a consensus on concrete targets and goals, including putting in place sustainable development goals.
10. The two themes of the Rio+20 Conference offered promising ways to achieve the objectives of the Conference. A majority of delegations stressed that the main operational outcome of Rio+20 should include a green economy road map with specific goals, objectives and actions at the international level, as well as a package of reforms, which included the upgrading of UNEP into a specialized agency for the environment, leading to a strengthened international environmental governance as part of a more balanced and effective institutional framework for sustainable development. At the same time, a few others encouraged participants to bring their own compendium to Rio that would describe in detail how the individual groups or coalitions of participants would undertake action to help build a sustainable future. Those delegations also favoured strengthening existing institutions that had already proven their worth instead of trying to set up a new statutory institution on the environment.
Addressing equity issues
11. Many delegations underlined that the challenge of addressing equity issues in a number of areas in the ECE region still remained. In spite of some progress, there were a great number of people living in poverty in the region without access to affordable, safe and reliable energy, sanitation and basic commodities, or receiving a fair distribution of wealth and the benefits of development. In that regard, unequal societies had a series of problems that equal societies did not have: higher rates of mental illness, more people imprisoned, lower life expectancies and more children dying before they reached their first birthday. The larger the gap between rich and poor, the greater the social problems. Equal societies laid the foundation for a better system of education and better education meant a country was more competitive in a knowledge economy; it was also suggested that the role of education should be stressed in the region and for development cooperation to be strengthened. The Rio+20 Conference provided a unique opportunity to reconfirm the political commitment towards equitable and sustainable development.
12. The issue of gender inequality, in particular, still remained a challenge, speakers noted, as women were still the majority of the poor and had not been taken into consideration in sustainable development strategies. When women were afforded equal access to resources and opportunities and participated in decision-making processes they could become drivers as well as beneficiaries of equitable economic growth, environmental sustainability and poverty eradication. For women to become active agents of change and catalysts for sustainable development, their economic, social and political rights needed to be strengthened.
13. Several speakers also proposed a social protection floor, which would help poor and vulnerable groups cope with the new dynamics of labour markets and increasing energy prices.
14. Some delegations mentioned the opportunity of the Rio+20 Conference to re examine the relationship between health and development. Achieving health equity was clearly a main objective of sustainable development: healthy populations were central to sustainable development, with a healthy environment being a prerequisite for good health.
Monitoring progress in achieving sustainable development
15. Many delegations spoke on the topic of monitoring and assessing progress in achieving sustainable development, and the possible need for data, research, indicators and monitoring. Successful approaches in the ECE region were identified, especially the development of a shared environmental information system (SEIS), but also the strong multilateral institutions within the region working in this field (notably the European Environment Agency (EEA), ECE, the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) and EUROSTAT). Rio+20 should prioritize the ability of all countries to monitor and assess their own environments and integrate that information with social and economic information to inform the development decision-making processes. Health as well as population indicators might also provide an important indicator of progress towards sustainable development. Some speakers promoted a move beyond gross domestic product as a measure of prosperity and recognition of natural capital. It was also pointed out that the failure to assign a value to the ?care economy? led to a failure to identify adequately the impacts of policy decisions on women.
Promoting cross-sectoral approaches
16. Several speakers focused on the need to involve other sectors in addition to the environmental sector, as well as on cross-sectoral policy formulation, notably addressing the water, energy and food security nexus. In contrast, a narrow sectoral perspective had led to collateral damage and policy gaps, such as limited access to food, energy, and water and sanitation. One example of a successful cross-sectoral approach was an energy policy that also addressed policies on climate change adaptation and mitigation, agriculture, industry, health, education, infrastructure, communications and pollution control.
Economic instruments
17. There was repeated reference to economic instruments, particularly subsidies, taxes and green procurement. Many delegations sought the removal of inappropriate or perverse subsidies, with several focusing on fossil fuel subsidies, and one on subsidies to the nuclear industry. Fossil fuel subsidies did not benefit the poor. Green taxes were also mentioned, with several speakers suggesting that the transformation to sustainable development, or social and environmental protection, might be financed through a financial transaction tax.
Implementing the Rio Principles
18. Another common theme was public or stakeholder participation, and transparency, as part of the commitment to implement Principle 10 of the Rio Declaration (on public participation, access to information and access to justice). New technologies should be promoted to bolster inclusive participation. It was also suggested that there should be stronger application of the precautionary principle, for example, via assessment of the impacts of new and emerging technologies or research-based evaluations of policies. More broadly, some delegations emphasized the need to integrate economic, social and environmental considerations into decision-making, with broad participation in decision-making processes, referring in particular to the Chisinau Declaration, which had been recently adopted by the Meeting of the Parties to the Convention on Access to Information, Public Participation in Decision-making and Access to Justice in Environmental Matters (Aarhus Convention).
Sustainable energy
19. Many delegations noted the importance of energy efficiency, energy-efficient buildings and sustainable energy access for the poor, as well as of the security of energy supply. One speaker suggested the need for a global energy strategy. The importance of resource efficiency and technological development and innovation was also mentioned. Disaster risk reduction
20. The inclusion of disaster risk reduction in development strategies, with adequate funding, was also stressed by speakers, as the region was facing a range of new risks and an increased vulnerability to disasters.
Multilateral agreements and processes
21. Delegations recognized that important progress had been made at the global and regional levels with regard to the implementation of multilateral environmental agreements. The recent meetings of conferences of the Parties to the various Rio Conventions, such as the Convention on Biological Diversity (Nagoya Conference), the United Nations Convention to Combat Desertification (Changwon Conference), and the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (Cancun Conference), had resulted in decisions to assist in the achievement of sustainable development goals. Nonetheless, there was an awareness of the need for greater coherence between agreements, the development of global chemical agreements and stronger implementation and enforcement of environmental legislation.
22. Several delegations mentioned the five ECE environmental conventions as successful examples of regional conventions supporting sustainable development that could be shared with other regions. In addition, a number of delegations highlighted the importance of the ?Environment for Europe? process in the ECE region and mentioned the successful outcomes of the Astana Ministerial Conference, including the Ministerial Declaration with its emphasis on the sustainable management of water and water-related ecosystems and on greening the economy.
23. Also highlighted were the ECE and United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) work on education for sustainable development and, more broadly, the contribution of research and development and the transfer of knowledge and technology. The region had much to offer in science, technology and innovation.
24. Generally, speakers recognized that ECE as well as other organizations in the region had good processes in the field of sustainable development, some of which could be shared with other regions. Nonetheless, there was still far to go in supporting the implementation of the commitments made in Rio de Janeiro in 1992.
25. Finally, several delegations stressed the need for a refreshed political commitment to sustainable development by the international community.
III. A green economy in the context of sustainable development and poverty eradication
26. It was widely recognized that green economy offered an opportunity to bring together and strengthen economic, environmental and social aspects to achieve sustainable development goals. However, participants agreed that there could be no one-size-fits-all framing of the green economy; any agreement in Rio would have to take into account the individual economic and political circumstances of countries. Policies supporting a green economy should not result in increased discrimination or barriers to international trade and investment.
27. While a few delegations explicitly expressed reservations, the vast majority explicitly supported an internationally agreed green economy road map consisting of political and action-oriented components to be adopted at Rio+20. The road map could cover the vision for the next two decades, containing specific goals, objectives and actions at the international level and timelines and guiding principles for implementation, monitoring and review mechanisms. An accompanying policy toolbox would provide a set of practical instruments to support countries? implementation efforts to meet the goals and targets.
28. Some delegates stressed the need to mainstream green economy at the national level, including through the development of national plans for a green economy. In that regard, it was important to strengthen and further develop the capacity of countries, including through advisory services and sharing of good practices.
29. Regarding the policy mixes that had the potential to achieve a green, inclusive and competitive economy over the short, medium and long term, and the role played by regional cooperation in that respect, there was a general consensus that country circumstances differed and therefore so would their policy choices. One delegation pointed out that countries could draw on a variety of options and tools, such as: improving data collection and data sharing; developing strategies for improving resource conservation and productivity to assure food security; conserving biodiversity and using natural resources and ecosystems sustainability; developing and deploying clean energy technologies; promoting low carbon development; improving consumer outreach efforts to promote green purchasing; developing human capacity for the green economy and green jobs creation; eliminating fossil fuel subsidies; and supporting the elimination of trade barriers to environmentally friendly goods and services.
30. The governance of the green economy had to reach across different sectors. In particular, ministers of finance, economy, and energy were important stakeholders in designing the green economy toolkit and needed to be comfortable with the decisions taken.
31. It was further generally agreed by participants that the development and implementation of green economy policies called for the active involvement of all stakeholders, including the private sector, non-governmental organizations and local communities.
32. The rights and the perspective of the individual should be a central component of the green economy. Democratic and transparent societies which allowed individuals to achieve their full potential should be considered as part of sustainable development. Education for sustainable development was important in many dimensions, including improving consumer choice, equipping decision makers with adequate information and increasing political will in the promotion of green economy.
Sustainable production and consumption pattern
33. Participants highlighted the importance of increases in resource efficiency, e.g., through developing and deploying clean energy technology, water resources management, urbanization and transport management. The need to reduce absolute levels of resource consumption through a fundamental change in consumption and production patterns was also recognized by many delegations. The adoption and implementation of the Ten-Year Framework of Programmes on Sustainable Consumption and Production, negotiated at the nineteenth session of the Commission on Sustainable Development, was recommended by several delegations.
Green economy, poverty and employment
34. Green economy could help to address poverty, which remained high in a number of ECE countries, especially those in Central Asia and the Caucasus. Social inclusion and the green economy?s contribution to combating poverty had therefore to be strengthened urgently. Concrete suggestions included facilitating access to technology, especially energy technology, by the vulnerable and the poor. That was much less an issue of intellectual property rights, and concerned making technologies available in much smaller increments and quantities so as to reach the individual. Another suggestion was to expand green microfinance and small capital grants, together with private sector partners, for the benefit of local people. Finally, one could explore the potential of export promotion, e.g., of green technology fairs for smaller cities and communities.
35. It was noted that the region was facing a record level of unemployment among youth. Furthermore, the structural change that would be triggered by the green economy could be disruptive for industries and labour markets if not combined with the appropriate labour market policies. However, with a correct set of complementary labour market policies, there could be net increases in employment, job quality, income distribution and social inclusion. Those complementary policies included the provision of social protection floors, education and skills development and promoting economic diversification. Areas offering potential for job creation were identified in public transport, housing, renewable energy, waste management and recycling.
Identifying priorities and designing policy mixes for the green economy
36. Despite the need to avoid a one-size-fits-all approach for all countries, some common actions could already be identified to promote the green economy in many countries in the ECE region, for example: (a) investment in key areas, including energy efficiency, biodiversity, sustainable agriculture, recycling, and others; (b) the use of a well-balanced policy mix, combining regulatory and market-based instruments, such as carbon pricing and emissions trading systems; (c) improved governance and encouraging private sector involvement; and (d) the removal of harmful subsidies (i.e., fossil fuel subsidies).
37. The policy mix for the green economy had been well covered by the green economy reports of UNEP, OECD, the Group of 20, as well as recent United Nations reports on the topic, which provided important sources of reference for countries in that regard. In the context of the ECE region, in addition to the inter-agency report highlighted by the ECE Executive Secretary (see para. 2 above), a recent OECD report had focused on tailoring the green economy recommendations to the countries in Eastern Europe and Central Asia. The report gave prominence to the agricultural and energy sectors due to their importance for the region, and found that there were important constraints in access to financing due to high interest rates.
38. It was essential to do more analytical work on the potential impacts of the green economy at the national level, including advisory services, in order to better understand and communicate the benefits of green investments compared with business as usual. Such work could be supported by the World Bank, UNEP, UNDP, the International Labour Organization and others. ECE was well placed to play a role in the transition towards green economy in the ECE region, building on its success in improving environmental protection and promoting sustainable development. In that vein, delegations at the Astana Conference had already shown their intention to take the lead in greening the economy by deciding to extend SEIS to the whole pan-European region and to include a chapter on green economy in the forthcoming third cycle of Environmental Performance Reviews.
Promoting innovation and new technologies for sustainable development
39. It was emphasized that basic and applied research, research and development and innovative policies would play an important role in greening the economy. Government policy was critical in setting the right incentives and providing subsidies where needed. It was also important to carry out more research in the area of food security.
40. There was good potential for making practical progress on the use and dissemination of technologies. One participant called upon those countries that had such technologies to set up a technology pool that could transfer technologies to those countries that lacked them. Others also stressed the importance of developing policy instruments to support the transfer of technologies within countries and from developed to developing countries and thought that the World Bank, the International Monetary Fund or the World Trade Organization could play a major role in helping to develop such mechanisms.
Financial support
41. Official development assistance for the lower income countries of the ECE region and other regions could serve as a driving force for involving stakeholders, building capacities and transferring knowledge and good practices. However, it needed to be targeted and efficiently used and was not a means for addressing all challenges. Capacity development should provide country-specific advice and, where appropriate, region- and sector-specific advice within national contexts.
42. Several participants highlighted the importance of financial institutions in enabling the necessary investments to take place from a sustainable development perspective. A great deal of convergence in environmental and social policies to reflect international good practice could already be observed. Concrete initiatives included those by the international financial institutions, the Equator Principles, the UNEP-Finance Initiative (UNEP FI) and others. Many financial institutions also invested in other financial institutions through credit lines, equity investments and through guarantees, and demanded that the same policies be followed downstream. There was, however, a need for greater coherence at both the international and national levels, as well as a regulatory framework that was conducive to responsible financing.
Engaging the private sector
43. The importance of engaging the private sector was stressed by many participants. Public policy had to be aligned with private incentives and had to create a long-term policy framework upon which the private sector could base its decisions. Without green business, there would be no green economy. There was also an important role for voluntary standards, such as the ?Energy Star? label for energy-efficient products.
44. In that respect, one specific proposition was to create a global policy framework, to be promoted by UNEP FI or the Global Reporting Initiative, for global and listed enterprises to make sustainability part of their policies and to conduct material accounting as part of their published accounts, based on global standards such as the Principles for Responsible Investment. That practice had already been pioneered by business. Sustainability reporting had proved to be driving performance and driving change, empowering investors and the public to make assessments about enterprises? sustainability performance. The concrete suggestion was not to make such reporting mandatory, but rather to make mandatory the reporting of the reasons why such sustainability reporting had not been applied by a particular company. To date, the proposal had been piloted successfully in Denmark and South Africa and had led to a much higher level of reporting by enterprises. The practice was considered low-hanging fruit and could become common practice for all large companies.
45. Furthermore, public-private partnerships (PPPs) were regarded as a significant part of the policy mix to build sustainable infrastructure which could help to sustain the economic recovery. Some very good partnerships had already emerged, but the overall result was still mixed. PPPs should be part of an international sustainable development policy, and what had and what had not worked should be further explored. It was also necessary to develop more harmonized models for reporting on PPPs for sustainable development.
46. The ?Green Bridge? Initiative, which was supported by the Sixth Ministerial Conference on Environment and Development in Asia and the Pacific, could be a practical mechanism for transferring green technologies and investment among the countries of Europe, Asia and the Pacific. The Green Bridge Partnership Programme, based on that initiative, could provide a long-term and stable base for green investment and cooperation.
Public procurement
47. Sustainable public procurement was supported as a first critical step to further the green economy at the national as well as the subnational level. Concrete progress was proposed in the form of sustainable public procurement targets that could be met by an increasing number of countries over the years. The role of multilateral environmental agreements
48. Some delegations stressed the many concrete policy tools under various multilateral environmental agreements (MEAs) and programmes. The ECE region should make full use of the already existing instruments. The MEAs serviced by ECE were unique legal instruments, and should be instrumental in paving the way towards a green economy. In particular, the Protocol on Strategic Environmental Assessment under the Convention on Environmental Impact Assessment in a Transboundary Context (Espoo Convention) could help to integrate green economy considerations into other sectoral strategies besides the environment. The Aarhus Convention had also proved its importance as an instrument for implementing sustainable development and, specifically, Principle 10 of the Rio Declaration. The Convention on the Protection and Use of Transboundary Watercourses and International Lakes (Water Convention) helped foster resource efficiency through the equitable and reasonable use of water resources by integrating water in development and sectoral policies, in particular the food-energy nexus. The Water Convention?s Protocol on Water and Health was also a powerful tool to ensure universal equitable access to safe water supply and adequate sanitation. The Convention on the Transboundary Effects of Industrial Accidents fostered, among others, safe production technologies and safety techniques. Finally, the emission targets from the Convention on Long-range Transboundary Air Pollution and its protocols promoted low-emission technologies and technological innovation.
49. At the subregional level, it was noted that the Integrated Coastal Zone Management Protocol, adopted as part of the Convention for the Protection of the Mediterranean Sea against Pollution, was the only legal instrument in the world for coastal zone management.
Sustainable energy
50. The transformational change that had occurred in Central and Eastern Europe during the 1990s had lessons to offer for the impending green economy transformation, particularly in the field of energy, some speakers noted. Energy efficiency in buildings was singled out as having the potential to generate a large number of jobs and to engage local level stakeholders and the private sector.
51. Energy sustainability, affordability and security should be at the heart of the discussion about sustainable development. Government energy subsidies were viewed by some delegations as wasteful and needed to be replaced with market-based pricing that captured environmental costs, combined with income supports to address negative distributional impacts that might result from the removal of subsidies. Priority should be given to improving energy efficiency from source to use, to reducing the carbon intensity of the energy sector, including through the promotion of renewable energy, and to enabling the cost-effective development and deployment of sustainable energy technology.
52. Finally, there was a call from some delegates to exclude nuclear power from the green economy undertaking due to the negative impacts arising from nuclear accidents.
Water and sanitation
53. Another priority area stressed was water and sanitation. An estimated 884 million people lived without safe, adequate access to water and those estimates were probably a gross underestimation of the real numbers, which were thought to be closer to 3.5 to 4 billion. Enabling access to water and sanitation encouraged well-being and jobs and needed to be given more attention. Water use efficiency should be promoted broadly. Increasing water productivity and sustainably managing shared water resources was of critical importance for many countries, in particular for Central Asian countries. Policy instruments for sustainable financing in the water sector needed to marry three levers: the use of revenues from tariffs, taxes and transfers to support access by the poor.
Food security and sustainable agriculture
54. Many delegations, including major groups, noted the importance of food security and sustainable agriculture within the context of a green economy and poverty eradication, and proposed to strengthen the implementation of sustainable agriculture. Development of policies for sustainable agriculture, conducive to people?s well-being, the welfare of farm animals and the preservation of natural resources and ecosystem services, were essential.
Indicators measuring progress towards a green economy
55. Regarding indicators, there was a definite need for ways to measure and assess progress towards a green economy. It was a priority to quantify the natural capital stock and integrate it into national/international accounting systems. While countries needed to define their own relevant sets of indicators for measuring progress towards green economy, there was also a need to achieve some international comparability. There should be a commonly defined methodology and a transparent review process of the data and results.
IV. The institutional framework for sustainable development
Increased momentum on institutional framework for sustainable development discussions
56. Many delegations emphasized the increased momentum underpinning discussions on the institutional framework for sustainable development, especially in recent months. There was an emerging consensus on the need to act ambitiously both on international environmental governance and on the broader institutional sustainable development framework in order to deliver on sustainable development, greener economies and poverty eradication. Some delegations noted that the reason for the mounting ambition levels related to the dissatisfaction with the existing institutional system.
57. Several delegations stressed the need to strengthen, in particular, the environmental pillar of sustainable development, especially in the light of the growing evidence of the extent to which the planet?s resources were being exhausted.
Current institutional framework for sustainable development weaknesses
58. A number of delegations stressed the current weaknesses in the institutional architecture in addressing global sustainability challenges. They highlighted in particular the challenges related to implementation, fragmentation and coordination. Some noted the lack of implementation support for developing countries and, in particular, the constraints faced by UNEP in terms of limited authority and insufficient resources.
59. Other delegations emphasized that during the current period of financial crisis, the world could not afford inefficiencies in the international environmental governance system, although one delegate noted that the financial crisis did not allow for a major institutional overhaul.
Principles for institutional framework for sustainable development
60. A number of delegations stressed that reform of the institutional framework for sustainable development had to be grounded in a number of key principles, especially the need to renew political commitment for sustainable development, the importance of integrating the three pillars of sustainable development and the need to enhance the integration of sustainable development.
Institutional framework for sustainable development outcomes needed from Rio+20
61. Delegations noted the current lack of agreement on the actual institutional options at the global level, especially for the international institutional architecture. There was, however, a consensus on the need to improve the organization of the institutional framework at the global level. There was also agreement on the importance of strengthening governance at the regional, national and local levels.
62. Some delegations emphasized that, whatever the actual outcome, Rio+20 had to send a strong and focused message about the need to strengthen the institutional framework in order to address the new generation of challenges and ensure effective implementation at all levels. There was a need to move beyond negotiation to genuine implementation. Delegations also stressed that strong political commitment was needed to move beyond business as usual.
63. Delegations also emphasized the need to engage international and regional financial institutions.
64. Furthermore, there was a need for ensuring greater coherence among MEAs and for measures to enhance their implementation and compliance.
Reform of the institutional framework for sustainable development at the global level
65. With regard to reforming the institutional framework for sustainable development at the global level, the options under discussion ranged from incremental steps to more ambitious reform measures. Those included the strengthening of existing bodies, such as the Commission on Sustainable Development, UNEP and the Economic and Social Council, or the creation of new bodies such as a United Nations Sustainable Development Council, which could undertake such activities as peer reviews for sustainable development.
66. A vast majority of delegations emphasized that the best way to strengthen the environmental pillar was to upgrade UNEP to a specialized agency, based in Nairobi, to ensure a more balanced institutional framework for sustainable development. However, some delegations suggested that the goals of strengthening institutions could be achieved without transforming them.
67. Some delegates underscored the need to integrate sustainability principles into the heart of United Nations decision-making processes, and the important role a new Council for Sustainable Development that would subsume the Commission on Sustainable Development could play in that connection. One delegate favoured the establishment of a world environment court, and another raised the need to fully include national parliaments into international decision-making.
68. Other speakers proposed the creation of an intergovernmental panel on sustainable development modelled on the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change and the Intergovernmental Science-Policy Platform on Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services. Such a body would ensure a deeper interface between science and policy.
69. On the challenge of strengthening integration, some delegations suggested a legal framework, such as an international convention on sustainability/environmental impact assessment, possibly based on the ECE Espoo Convention and its Protocol on Strategic Environmental Assessment.
70. Many delegations underscored the importance of implementing Rio Principle 10, including by means of the Aarhus Convention. A few delegations emphasized that there were different ways to operationalize Principle 10 in accordance with national specificities. Some delegates supported the commencement of international negotiations on a new international convention (modelled along the Aarhus Convention), while other delegations preferred other options for strengthening Principle 10, including joining the Aarhus Convention, which was open for global accession.
Institutional framework for sustainable development reform at the regional level
71. At the regional level, some delegations called for strengthening the mandates of the regional commissions and improving their interface with other regional bodies. They also stressed the importance of regional and subregional cooperation to address transboundary environmental challenges, and the important role the Regional Environmental Centres played in that respect. It was also noted that ECE was the only region so far with a legally binding instrument on the implementation of Principle 10, namely, the Aarhus Convention.
72. The importance of regional cooperation was also emphasized in the context of the role that sustainability played in the promotion of peace and security. The Environment and Security Initiative (ENVSEC) was highlighted as an important example of inter-agency cooperation and partnership between OSCE, UNEP, UNDP, the Regional Environmental Centre for Central and Eastern Europe, the North Atlantic Treaty Organization and ECE. The innovative structure of ENVSEC could serve as a model for other regions.
73. Many delegations stressed the importance of building upon the successful experience with the five ECE environmental conventions. They referred specifically to the Aarhus Convention and the Espoo Convention on Environmental Impact Assessment (and its Protocol on Strategic Environmental Assessment).
Institutional framework for sustainable development at the national level
74. Delegations said that there was a need to ensure that integration was embedded in the heart of national decision-making. In that regard, national sustainable development councils had to be re-established and/or strengthened in the light of the important role that they played in promoting policy coherence and the role of key stakeholders. The national councils should be promoted at Rio as a model for other countries to use.
75. Some also highlighted the need for a ?whole-of-government? approach to ensure decision-making that strengthened coherence between Government departments and integrated sustainability into key policy domains. Others noted the importance of a ?delivering as one? approach that had helped national Governments and other actors to improve overall policy coherence.
76. Some delegations underlined the usefulness of national strategies for sustainable development, while emphasizing the need to include sustainable development into other policy domains.
77. The establishment of ombudspersons for future generations at the national and/or international level was favoured by some delegations. Others highlighted the need for sustainability indicators to assist in the measuring of progress regarding the implementation of sustainable development.
Institutional framework for sustainable development at the local level
78. Delegations noted that the success with local Agenda 21?s around the world, and highlighted the important role that local governments played, especially since they were the level of government closest to citizens and the providers and managers of essential services. It was also suggested by some that the role of local governments be strengthened by allocating them the status of ?governmental stakeholders?. Any future institutional framework for sustainable development should be based on a multi-level governance system to ensure shared ownership and commitment in the elaboration and implementation of sustainable development policies.
Engagement of major groups
79. In terms of the engagement of major groups, several delegations highlighted the importance of the Aarhus Convention, especially its role in strengthening democracy and environmental rights throughout the region. The success of the Aarhus Convention was reflected in the existence of a number of Aarhus Centres in 10 countries in the ECE region.
80. Some Government and major groups representatives advocated co-management at the Bureau level within the new institutional framework for sustainable development.
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In the spirit of not being old, I have written quite a few blog posts about "what not to wear," and I present to you my latest installment.
Let's officially add to our "Do Not Wear List" the following: The layered look — the shirt-over-another-shirt ensemble. This pairing (short sleeve shirt with a long sleeve shirt over it as sort of a jacket) got started in the '70s, I think, as a way to look casual, kind of outdoorsy, natural. I'm not sure it ever accomplished that but, regardless, now it looks frumpy, boring, and just plain tired. Seriously, I'm not kidding. This just screams retirement village or like you're one of those ladies that volunteers at the voting polls. All that's needed now are mom jeans or elastic waist pants. I know the big over-shirt hides a multitude of sins (e.g., belly, butt, bus driver arms), and most of these little sets are "wash and wear" so they're easy. (Do people actually ever use the terms "set" or "wash and wear" anymore?) But, remember: the words "easy" and "comfort" are actually code words for "lazy" and "bloated," respectively.
Now, I'm not saying that the layered look is never O.K. But, it has to be undertaken with some 21st century panache. So, let's make some rules for executing the layered look in a proper, "I'm over 40, you got a problem with that?" sort of way.
Rule 1: Never, and I mean never, buy a layered look "set." You know, the kind that comes with two nicely coordinated shirts. "Coordinated" should be your clue there.
Rule 2: The overshirt must have some tailoring of some sort. Rule of thumb: The bottom of the shirt should be smaller in diameter than the top.
Rule 3: The overshirt cannot be made of denim. I don't know why, it just can't.
Rule 4: The color of the undershirt can only be white, off-white or, possibly, black. That's it. No lilac, rose, peach. I'm getting nauseated just typing those colors.
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Each month, a few of my favorite stores are staying in business thanks to a healthy contribution from my paycheck. To take advantage of this type of brand devotion, sign up for discount emails next time you're in the store, says Rachel Singer Gordon, author of Point, Click, and Save. You will be emailed coupons to use both online and in the store. For instance, you could save 30% off a necklace that was originally $49.50 from The Loft with one of their emailed coupon codes.
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If you are having some trouble sticking to your savings plan, sign up for a free account on Smartypig. This site helps you set specific goals—i.e. buying a car or going on a vacation—and accomplish them, while potentially earning interest and cash back. Let's say you have saved $2000 towards a Macy's gift card for new furniture. When you select the cash back option, you receive 11% to put on the gift card or towards your next goal. As a bonus, it's easy to share your goal with friends and family, who can make contributions as gifts, says Singer Gordon.
6. Get the rest of the crew on board
It seems like a new daily deal site emerges, well, daily. But Singer Gordon suggests taking a look at LivingSocial. When you buy a deal, share it with your friends on Facebook or Twitter. If three people buy it, you get the product or service for free. "If it's a good deal, it's likely that at least three people will cash in," says Singer Gordon. In the past, the site has offered a deal of $45 for a month of unlimited Bikram yoga, originally valued at $180. For you, it could be free.
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A 70-year-old Townsend man is accused of trying to steal a lightning rod off of a barn at the Cedar Swamp Wildlife Area.
Charles J. Bachman was trying to climb onto the roof of the barn in broad daylight on April 22 when he was spotted by a plain-clothed officer with the Division of Fish and Wildlife Enforcement, according to Sgt. Gregory Rhodes.
Rhodes said the officer was investigating vandalism and illegal entry into buildings at the 5,000-acre nature preserve, east of Townsend, when he noticed the elderly man scaling the barn behind the 19th-century property known as the Chabbott House.
"I suppose those things have value because they're antiques," Rhodes said. "But you can't just take property off a historic building."
Bachman is charged with trespassing and theft under $1,500.
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luxurious single bedroom villas, four double bedroom suites. Free from
touts and flashing neon lights, Fisherman's Village is for people looking
for a new destination.
An exclusive retreat set in a private enclave, the resort fronts the beach and has successfully blended the comforts and services of a luxury resort with the authentic tradition and heritage of Thai architecture. Green is the dominant color of the landscape combined with water features, flora and attractive marine elements.
Luxurious and personal, each villa boasts a high level of privacy - private patio, ceiling fan, air-conditioning, cable television, mini-bar, complimentary drinking water, tea and coffee making facilities, stylish indoor and sheltered outdoor shower areas, signature bathroom amenities and hair-dryer. Additionally, the two-bedroom suites boast a private sun-deck area and a CD player.
Located on the beachfront of Haad Chao Samran in rural Phetchaburi province, it is just one and a half hours drive south of Bangkok, and mid-way to the popular beach town of Hua-Hin.
Haad Chao Samran is a traditional fishing village. As destinations like Hua-Hin become increasingly congested, it is growing in popularity with visitors familiar with its quiet charm and local attractions.
|Luxurious, private and personal,
Fisherman's Resort has individual villas set along the beach amidst
lush tropical gardens. Each traditionally designed air-conditioned villa
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|:: 29 Garden Villas (35 SQ.M.) ::
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Room Features
Dine indoor or al fresco on Western, Thai and Seafood options set against the backdrop of the picturesque Gulf of Thailand.
Location: Beach front
Capacity: 80 seats
Opening hour : 06.30 A.M. to 22.00 P.M.
Coral Spa
The weary urbanite can indulge in a routine of over 30 treatments .
Opening hour : 10.00 A.M. to 19.00 P.M.
During the fun-filled stay, guests will be bound to work up an island-sized appetite. Fortunately, satisfaction is just a scenic stroll away. Our indoor and alfresco dining establishment features western, Thai and seafood dishes. A room service menu is also available for in-villa dining. In addition, the panoramic and mesmerizing backdrop of the Gulf of Thailand will complete any dining adventure.
Fitness Garden
Exercise in the great outdoor fitness garden or you can sit back and just enjoy the spectacular view of the Gulf of Thailand. Children are also welcome in our kids play area.
Internet Lounge
You're never too far away from home with our 200 kbps Internet Lounge.
Swimming Pools
Enjoy oiling and broiling while taking a dip in the cool inviting fresh - water pool .
Opening hour : 06.00 A.M. to 19.00 P.M.
Seminar/Retreat Room
Make business a pleasure. Our meeting room can accommodate up to a maximum of 60 persons and is equipped with modern meeting facilities. Clients have an option to choose from several capacities - Classroom, U-Shape, Boardroom or Theatre style seating. Overlooking the Gulf of Thailand, the setting is simply inspiring and invigorating.
Private Parties
We are happy to hold parties, celebrations and weddings of up to 60 people and offer several special party packages including our "outdoor beachfront wedding" and special "Honeymoon package".
|Ocean Fishing
Experience a day in the life of the local fishermen with an authentic day or night fishing trip. No complicated baits or rods needed. Learn the ancient art of fishing with traditional nets on a day trip, or squid fishing under green lights during a nighttime trip. Afterwards our chefs will be happy to prepare your prize to your liking!.
Water Sports
View Haad Chao Samran's scenery from the ocean with our exciting array of water sport activities.
Take off on one of our mountain-bike and discover hidden beaches, enjoy the local scenery, and meet local villagers.
For the more adventurous we have special bike trips to Kaeng Krachan National park and Phetchaburi town.
Hiking and Bird Watching
Nature simply comes alive if you wish to escape to Kaeng Krachan National Park, Thailand's largest national park where the only sounds you hear will lull you into serene meditation - birds, rustling leaves. gentle streams and thunderous waterfalls. Impossibly large and teeming with wild animals and birds it's a nature lover's paradise.
The park is home to a large variety of the country's bird species such as Great Hornbills and little Spider Hunters.
Explore fascinating nature trails with our day trip programs to the park. The view of the sunset here is priceless. Another bird watching paradise is at Laem Phak Bia which is only 20 minutes from the resort.
This vast and lush region is also a golfer's dream come true as it is home to at least 7 best-kept, most picturesque and challenging golf courses in this part of the world. Thailand's oldest course: the Royal Hua Hin Golf Club, the Springfield Royal Country Club and the Palm Hills Resort and Golf Club are within easy driving range and we can arrange for you to tee-off at the course of your choice.
Culture Escapade
Exploring Phetchaburi is like going back in time as it has retained much of its rustic flavor. The towering temples, hidden caves and majestic palaces have survived the ravages of time allowing culture vultures to soak in its colonial architecture in abundance. The resort's custom designed Tuk-Tuks (three-wheeled open-air motor vehicle famously used as Bangkok taxis) are available for sightseeing trips to around Phetchaburi town.
For trips further afield, take one of our air-conditioned vans to beautiful sites like the seaside Marukataiyawan Royal Palace or Khao Wang, the palace on the hills.
Excellent Out-door Work-Out
Try a sun-drenched workout in our outdoor garden gym set against the panoramic view of the Gulf of Thailand.
Cooking Classes
Thai Cooking Lessons are available on request with our in-house chefs.
|Haad Chao Samran
Located near the town of Phetchaburi on the western side of the Gulf of Thailand, Haad Chao Samran is a traditional fishing village.
With a population of just 1,000, it is devoid of the neon and noisy trappings of other popular beach areas, yet boasts several kilometers of unspoiled white sandy beach, and a year round temperate climate.
The Town of Phetchaburi
One of Thailand's oldest towns, Phetchaburi was founded in the 11th century. For many years, it was an important cultural and trading center. During the 19th century, King Mongkut built a summer Palace overlooking the town.
Today, the town serves as a day trip and a rest stop destination for travelers en-route to Cha-Am and Hua-Hin.The town has many interesting sites, including Royal Palaces and 30 Mon, Khmer and Ayutthaya style temples.
As the provincial capital, Phetchaburi has excellent facilities, including countless shops, local Thai and seafood restaurants, and a recently launched department super-store.
The dry season is between December and April and features pleasant weather conditions.
Tropical monsoons, or afternoon rain showers, are a feature of the rainy season between June and October.
Average temperatures vary from 26.5 °C to 30 °C, with the mid-day highest temperatures in March and April reaching around 33 °C.
The sun shines all year round, even during the rainy season.
The capital city of Bangkok is just 123 kilometers or a one-and-a-half hour drive away.
Hua-Hin International Airport is less than a 40-minute drive away. It is served by direct flights from Bangkok.


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