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Publication Year 2008
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Subject Environment - Cook Islands
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Subject Capacity development
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2008 PACC Cook Mangaia Harbour PID

Climate Change Resilience

Government of Cook Islands

2008 PACC Mangaia Harbour Reconstruction Plans

Climate Change Resilience

Government of Cook Islands

An assessment of the impact of climate change on agriculture and food security in the Pacific: a case study in the Cook Islands

Climate Change Resilience

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Reti, Muliagatele Joe

For small island countries like the Cook Islands, no issue merits more attention and action today than climate change! Climate change is the defining human development issue of this generation as it threatens to erode human rights and freedoms to make choices and lead lives the way people and countries value.

Special permit for dumping of waste at sea: Cook Islands (Section 15, Prevention of Marine Pollution Act 1998 and the London Dumping Convention, 1972

Waste Management and Pollution Control

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Aukina Tairea

Non-friable, corrugated, compressed asbestos-cement sheeting, derived from the NZ Aid refurbishment and renovations programme of schools and other Government buildings on Rarotonga

A tale of two CDs: capacity development and community development in the waste, water, and sanitation sector in Kiribati

Mackenzie, Uentabo

Sub Regional workshop on MDG-based planning, costing and budgeting for the Polynesian Countries, Samoa, Cook Islands, Niue, Tokelau and Tonga held in Rarotonga

Biodiversity Conservation

UNDP

Cook Islands 2008 social and economic report: equity in development tango-tiama o te kimi puapinga

Asian Development Bank

cook islands

Tuvalu's Falekaupule trust fund: supporting community-based capactiy development

Bell Brian

tuvalu

Responding to the youth crisis: developing capacity to improve youth service: a case study from the Marshall Islands

Graham Benjamin

Country programme action plan (CPAP) between The Government of the Cook Islands and United Naitons Development Programme Samoa Multi Country Office

Environmental Governance, Biodiversity Conservation

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UNDP

The Government and UNDP have entered into a commitment to govern UNDP's assistance to the cook islands provided under the special Fund Agreement with New Zealand("SFA")Signed by the New Zealand government on its behalf on 29 june 1963. This Country Programme Action Plan together with the Annual Workplans(AWP),(which shall be deemed annexes to this CPAP)Concluded hereunder constitute toghther the project documents as refered to in the SFA.

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