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Cook Islands Marine Park - Coral reef survey of Aitutaki, Manuae, Mitiaro, Takutea and Atiu in the southern Cook Islands
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Rongo, T., Evans, J., Passfield, K., Cramp, J., Sudek, M., Tautu, B., McDonald, G., Rongo, T.C. & Hanchard, B.

2013
IMO/SPREP Regional workshop on the London Convention and Protocol, Suva, Fiji, 4-6 March 2009 : Asbestos Ocean Disposal: a National experience
Biodiversity Conservation, Waste Management and Pollution Control
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Kia Orana

2009
A decade ago, Government embarked on a refurbishment programme of schools and hospitals which created asbestos as its by-product being stockpiled as unwanted and unusable waste. Most of these asbestos were left sitting on pallets at various sites awaiting disposal. At the time, an estimated 700 tonnes of asbestos waste lay ready to be disposed and recently more asbestos is added from the demolition of the old Island Foods factory.
National Sustainable development plan 2006-2010 : Cook Islands
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Government of the Cook Islands

2006
The Cook Islands is a unique small island developing state in the Pacific. It is an independent island nation comprising 15 islands, which cover a total land area of 240 sq. km and are scattered across an Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ) of 2 million sq. km. In 1965, the Cook Islands exercised its right to self-determination and entered into a relationship of free association with New Zealand.
Millennium development goals : Cook islands national report
Biodiversity Conservation
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Government of the Cook Islands

2005
In terms of national aggregates, the Cook Islands have already achieved two of the Millennium Development Goals (MDG's): Goal 4 on Reducing Infant Mortality and Goal 5 on Maternal Health. With the exception of Goal 7 on environmental sustainability and an additional Goal 9 on Improving Governance, the Cook Islands is capable of achieving most of the other MDG's by the year 2015.
National assessment report for Barbados Programme of Action +10 (BPOA+10) : Cook islands
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Government of the Cook Islands

2003
This report replicates as well addressed new issues not covered by the WSSD National Assessment Report (NAR). In light of this statement, we would like to acknowledge Mr. Edward Drollett and Mrs. Helen Wong, the National WSSD Working Committee, the WSSD National Forum representatives, our national leaders, government departments, private and business sectors, community groups, other non-government organisations and individuals consulted, the staff of the Office of the Prime Minister for their contributions and hard work in developing the WSSD NAR and this report.
2012 PACC Mangaia Crusher
Climate Change Resilience
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Govenment of the Cook Islands

2012

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