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Fishing in Samoa is very important because one of the ways to achieve food security especially in villages and rural areas. In many communities, they do not take the Improved economic and environment hazards. Bringing the use of such fisheries modern-with mask, net / muster microfilm, and chemicals' toxicity Eye easier and a lot of fish but is abused the environment of marine ecosystems. The implementation of sustainable development on the marine damage to many places and millions of animals are living with tautuuufua it. To save the situation, established by the Department of Fisheries of the Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries a Program Management Environmental Marine, and SLAs good fish and seafood, to assist in the construction of a Management non-fishing villages and to preserve, manage and rationalizing the use of economic Coastal Biodiversity

The wetland was compared to the past as swampy ground and indecent disposal of most trash and garbage of families and community . Since the appearance of these areas there are many others that are cut down burial sites for some of the development framework for the family , or the psychological community

Fishing in Samoa is very important because one of the ways to achieve food security especially in villages and rural areas. In many communities, they do not take the Improved economic and environment hazards. Bringing the use of such fisheries modern-with mask, net / muster microfilm, and chemicals, poisons sharpen easily and more fish, but abused the environment of marine ecosystems. The implementation of sustainable development on the marine damage to many places and millions of species of marine wildlife. to preservation of the situation established by the Fisheries Department of the Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries a Program Management Environmental Hazard, and SLAs good fish and seafood, to help build a management entertainment villages and to preserve, manage and rationalizing the use of economic Coastal Biodiversity

The Government of Kiribati emphasizes the need for improving the economy of the outer islands, particularly Kiritimati (Christmas) Island. The Asian Development Bank (ADB) has therefore included a technical assistance (TA) for Implementation of Population Policy and a Land Development Program in its country strategy and program update 2006–2007.1 The TA Fact-Finding Mission visited Kiribati (Kiritimati Island and Tarawa) from 16 to 30 August 2006 and discussed with government officials the objectives and scope, implementation arrangements, and outline of general terms of reference of the TA.