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  • Hawaii Senate Majority I Hawaii Senate Contact I Honolulu

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  • 2018 Senate Legislative Program | hawaiistatesenate

    Hawai‘i State Senate Senate Legislative Program Twenty-Ninth Legislature 2018 ​ Hawai'i is recognized as a global leader in addressing sustainability and climate change challenges, building on a history of systems-thinking and traditional knowledge. These 17 United Nations Sustainable Development Goals will reinforce the efforts of the Senate to build a more resilient future for Hawai'i. - Senator J. Kalani English We, the Hawai'i State Senate are dedicated to the protection Global Goals and sustainability of our people, communities, natural resources, and economic prosperity. By enacting the 17 United Nations Sustainable Development Goals into state law, we can achieve this. Implementation of these goals at the state level through the Aloha+ Challenge , a local sustainability framework, will significantly improve the quality of life for future generations. The legislation that the Hawai’i Senate enacts to attain the 17 Sustainable Development Goals will enable Hawai’i to join local, national and global partnerships. It is the Hawai‘i State Senate’s sincere hope that we can work collaboratively with the House of Representatives, the Governor, and the Judiciary to achieve all the goals outlined in this Program. The Hawai'i State Senate will focus on a local platform to implement the 17 Sustainable Development Goals during the 2018 Legislative Session No Poverty We will ensure that all men and women, in particular the poor and vulnerable, have equal rights to economic resources by implementing and enacting appropriate measures and social protection systems. Zero Hunger We will eliminate hunger by doubling food production, increase food security, ensure sustainable food production systems and implement resilient agricultural practices. Good Health and Well-Being We will guarantee good health and well-being by ensuring access to quality healthcare, end epidemics of communicable diseases, and support indigenous health programs. Quality Education We will achieve quality education by guaranteeing that all children have access to equitable and quality preschool, primary, secondary and higher education as well as quality technical and vocational training. Gender Equality We will provide gender equality and empower women and girls by promoting policies that end all forms of discrimination and harmful practices to ensure full participation and leadership opportunities. Clean Water and Sanitation We will ensure availability and access to safe drinking water, adequate and equitable sanitation for all through cooperation with the counties and local communities. Affordable Clean Energy We are committed to affordable, reliable, and modern energy production, achieving clean energy from renewable sources and encouraging statewide collaboration to facilitate these goals. Decent Work and Economic Growth We will promote sustainable economic growth; encourage diversification, technological upgrading and innovation, improving state resource efficiency, protection of labor rights, and the promotion of sustainable jobs. Industry, Innovation and Infrastructure We will develop quality, reliable, and resilient infrastructure to support economic development, promote sustainable industrialization, encourage research and innovation, and increase access to communications technology Reduced Inequalities We will achieve economic growth by empowering and promoting the inclusion of all, irrespective of age, sex, sexual orientation, disability, race, ethnicity, origin, religion or economic status by eliminating discriminatory laws, policies and practices. Sustainable Cities and Communities We will explore options that will provide access to adequate, safe and affordable housing, and increase livability and resilience through implementation of smart sustainable communities. Responsible Consumption and Production We will work diligently to achieve sustainable management, efficient use of natural resources, promote sound management of all wastes, enact methods for companies to adopt sustainable practices and provide people with relevant information for sustainable lifestyles. Climate Action We will continue our commitment to strengthen our resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters in alignment with the Paris Climate Agreement. Life Below Water We will take action to sustainably manage and protect our marine and coastal ecosystems by supporting policies that aim to reduce pollution and enhance ocean-related management. Life on Land We will protect life on land, work to ensure the conservation, restoration and sustainable use of our 'āina and natural resources by integrating ecosystem and biodiversity values into local and state planning. Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions We are dedicated to the promotion of peaceful and inclusive societies for sustainable development, providing access to justice for all, and building effective, accountable institutions at all levels. Partnerships for the Goals We encourage partnerships between government, the private sector and civil society to enhance statewide economic prosperity, policy coherence for sustainable development and mobilization through collaboration on Aloha+ Challenge, a statewide commitment to sustainability. Please reload Click the Senate Seal to download a PDF copy.

  • 2019 Senate Legislative Program | Hawaii Senate Majority I Honolulu

    HOME ABOUT NEWSROOM More... 2019 Senate Legislative Program We, the Hawai'i State Senate, are devoted to the protection and sustainability of our people, communities, natural resources, and economic prosperity. The 17 United Nations Sustainable Development Goals are key factors in achieving these objectives and are at the heart of the United Nations 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development, which is a plan of action for peace and prosperity for people and the planet. ​ Hawai'i remains at the forefront in addressing sustainability and climate change challenges. During the Regular Session of 2018, we furthered our role as a global leader by adopting Senate Resolution No. 11, which endorses and adopts the 17 Sustainable Development Goals in the Senate. In the upcoming Regular Session of 2019, we will continue to advance high priority areas of policy in Hawai'i that will improve our communities.

  • 2015 Senate Majority Legislative Program | hawaiistatesenate

    Hawai'i State Senate Senate Majority Legislative Program Twenty-Seventh Legislature 2015 We, of the Democratic Majority of the Hawaii State Senate, are committed to a vision and future for Hawaii that will stabilize Hawaii’s economy and improve our quality of life for generations to come. We have a unique opportunity to serve the people of Hawaii. In that spirit, the Senate Majority is committed to being open, inclusive, and collaborative in its decision-making on behalf of the people of the State of Hawaii. We enter the first year of the Twenty-Eighth Legislative biennium with three overarching themes and priorities for legislation that will improve the quality of life for everyone in Hawaii, including our keiki, kupuna, and Ohana who are most in need. The Democratic Majority of the Senate will focus on the following areas during the 2015 Session: Energy and Food Resiliency • Ensuring a sustainable future for Hawaii will continue to be a priority. Improving energy resiliency and food self-sufficiency will have positive effects on our local job market and economy. • We will focus on renewable energy alternatives that are practical and economical for the State that take into account Hawaii’s unique geographical and topographical circumstances. As Hawaii continues to make progress in this area and with our overall clean energy goals in mind, we will encourage the availability of renewable energy, facilitate processes for the development of renewable energy, and advance projects to improve energy efficiencies. • We will ensure that Hawaii is well-prepared for any disaster, economic disruption, or other external factor by encouraging the production and consumption of locally grown and locally raised food through good agricultural practices and support of local farmers. Community Well-Being and Smart Growth • We will strengthen our social safety net to ensure that our keiki, kupuna, family care givers, and all members of a family are healthy and safe, while continuing to work together in the community development process of any and all lands to address housing, agricultural, environmental, and health concerns. Smart growth allows for future thinking on how to best utilize the different types of land available for Hawaii’s myriad of communities and their needs. • We will explore opportunities to protect Hawaii’s natural resources through preservation and protective measures, including addressing agricultural practices, climate change, and zoning concerns. Because of Hawaii’s unique geographical features, including coastline, volcanoes, and watersheds, we can implement innovative processes and procedures, as well as explore new technologies and applications to existing systems, to accommodate Hawaii residents for today and the future. • We will focus on efforts to create a holistic overview and understanding for community development in the State, such as transit-oriented development. Because comprehensive community development presents an opportunity for the State to solve many socio-economic challenges that face Hawaii’s residents, understanding the issues from various parties will further synergize the development to meet housing, critical infrastructure, and community needs. Government Effectiveness • We will support efforts that ensure that the government is providing effective services in which residents are well-served, safe, and protected. We will work toward greater efficiency, security, and accountability. • We will encourage effectiveness, transparency, and accountability across all branches of government by insisting on high standards of ethical conduct, proper training, and reliable systems and procedures. • We will strengthen and protect government infrastructure by upgrading technology and services to meet the demand of Hawaii’s residents and visitors. We will continue to promote the enhancement of the State’s information technology services and concentrate on our critical infrastructure, including broadband. It is our sincere hope that we can work collaboratively with the House of Representatives and the Governor to achieve all the goals outlined in this 2015 Senate Majority Legislative Program.

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