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Healthy Environmental - Healthy Human
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Tukuitomga, C

2020
Impact and challenges across all levels of society - families, communities, institutions, jobs, restrictions on personal freedom, traditions and customs, security. Impact on health system could result in increased health investment, workforce preparedness.
A One Health approach to human health, animal health and our shared environment
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2020
One Health is the collaborative effort to multiple disciplines working locally, nationally, and globally - to attain optimal health for people animals and our environment. Ecohealth fostering the health of humans, animals and ecosystems recognises the inextricable linkages between the health of all species and their environments.
Healthy environment - Healthy humans
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2020
We depend on biodiversity and healthy ecosystems for our health and survival. Biodiversity and the complexity of our landscape and seascape is integral to social and ecological resilience., including the resilience of ecosystem functions and the services that they sustain.
Environmental impact assessment guidelines for coastal tourism development in Pacific island countries and territories
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2020
Costal reefs provide coastal protection, improve water quality, attracting both marine life and tourists. Tourism developments ventures need ti protect these areas and not cause unintended impacts through increased demand for fresh fish in restaurants, souvenir trade, waste to poorly guide tours directly damaging corals.
Protecting Islands from Invasion and Disease: Biodiversity and Strategic Environmental Assessment
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Russell, Dr J

2020
SEA is the analytic and participatory approaches that aim to integrate environmental considerations into policies, plans and programmes and evaluate the inter linkages with economic and social considerations.
How does biodiversity loss and environmental degradation increase the emergence of infectious diseases?
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Jupiter, Dr S

2020
Degradation has significantly altered Earth's ecosystems. Globally only 40.5% of the forest areas have high landscape level integrity ( mostly in Canada, Russia, Amazon, Central Africa, New Guinea.
Global forest resources assessment
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2020
The world has a total forest area 4.06 billion hectares (ha) which is 31% of the total land area. this area is equivalent to 0.52 ha per person. The world has lost a net area of 178 million ha of forest since 1990, which is an area bout the size of Libya. The rate of the net forest loss decreased substantially over the period 1990-2020 due to a reduction in deforestation in some countries, plus increases in forest area in others through afforestation and the natural expansion of forests.
A guide to developing "SMART"objectives
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2020
The basic guide for developing SMART Objectives is designed to provide further guidance to country focal points as they develop in-country concept investments for PacWastePlus supported projects and activities. A SMART Objective should guide future project concept developments by countries as well.
Webinar environmental considerations sustainable tourism in the Pacific Island region
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Suifua, F S L

2020
Tourism is the key pillar of the Samoan economy and contributes approximately 25% pf total GDP, contributing $3.7 billion tala to the total revenue of Samoa's economy over the past 10 years.
Marae moana policy
2020
One of Marae's vision Our Marae moana - our nourishing source of life, respected, cared for and used wisely, today and for generations to come". Purpose is to conserve biodiversity and natural assets in the oceans, reefs and islands while ensuring the sustainable development of economic growth interests.

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