The report also noted concern about lack of clear policy on the protection of critical infrastructure in the country, such as roads, ports, government buildings, energy generation, water distribution and sewerage systems. A Vulnerability/Resilience Profile exercise undertaken in Seychelles revealed that Seychelles was most vulnerable and least resilient in terms of biodiversity resources and sustainable consumption and production (both with significant implications for climate change adaptation) the tourism industry (the country’s crucial economic sector) and food security, Other areas of concern were sea level rise, coastal and marine resources, water security and energy security. Seychelles vulnerabilities with respect to climate change are:. Critical Infrastructure (roads, ports, government buildings, electricity, water and sewerage management systems);.