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Seventh SPREP Meeting held on 11-13 October, 1994 in Tarawa Kiribati : working papers
Biodiversity Conservation

SPREP Meeting (7th : 1994 : Tarawa, Kiribati)

1994
South Pacific Biodiversity Conservation Programme, Annual Report of the Programme Manager 1994 / South Pacific Regional Environment Programme (SPREP) Apia, Western Samoa.
Biodiversity Conservation

SPREP

1994
Waste Not, Want Not

Elisara Mataese (UNDP)

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Tony Hill (Aegis Oil)

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Wesley Ward (SPREP)

1994
This is a video tour of Aegis Oil, an oil refinery factory in the Industrial Zone of Samoa at Vaitele. Manager Tony Hill gives a detailed tour of the whole refinery process which starts from the collection of waste oil from corporations such as EPC and Public Works. Aegis Oil is the first oil refinery factory in Samoa and is economically viable and financially sustainable for the
BIG BAY :Community Conservation in Action - Vanuatu
Biodiversity Conservation, Anamua: Treasures of the Pacific Environment
Available Online
1994
An illustration of the importance of a Tropical Forest found on the remote island of Espiritu Santo in Vanuatu. Whilst developers are proposing activities such as logging, a small community known as "Matantas" is employed to illustrate the importance of the forest to their people and how such development will impact their livelihood. It is an important source of food for these islanders being remote and still very much isolated from the modernised world. SPBCP assists communities with the promotion of alternative economic activities such as eco-tourism, harvesting of indigenous forests, and an improvement of agricultural and forestry practices by local people.
South Pacific Biodiversity Conservation Programme (SPBCP) : user's guidelines

Kingstone, Fanaura

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Tilling, Andrew

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Wood, Peter

1994
Energy Audit of SPREP Buildings at Vaitele, Western Samoa
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Greenpeace

1994
The two office buildings leased by SPKISP total 6-10 square meters and accommodate 32 staff. They are part or a larger complex previously owned by the now defunct Western Samoa Copra Board. The National Disaster Committee use the two other large buildings within the complex as warehouses. One of these warehouses was a copra processing plant, and contains heavy electrical equipment. SPREP lease the office buildings for a short term.
Summary report of the first coastal protection meeting held on 21-23 February 1994 in Apia, Western Samoa
Biodiversity Conservation

Coastal Protection Meeting (1st : 1994 : Apia, Western Samoa)

1994
The meeting recognised that the need for effective costal protection systems in the region was due to increased use of, and pressure on the coastal zone for infrastructure, commercial, residential and recreational uses.
Land-based pollution sources in Western Samoa : a case study
Biodiversity Conservation, Waste Management and Pollution Control
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Gangaiya, Philomena

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Wele, Inia

1994
The marine environment is an important resource base for the people of the South Pacific island countries. The livelihood of many people in this region is closely connected with the sea. The potential for enhanced development and utilisation of marine resources is considerable, particularly as the demand for resources increases and the land becomes limited in its capacity to fulfil this demand. It is therefore imperative that appropriate measures are taken to safeguard the quality of the marine environment.
Land-based pollution sources in Kiribati : a case study
Biodiversity Conservation, Waste Management and Pollution Control
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Gangaiya, Philomena

1994
Most South Pacific island countries are characterised by small land masses surrounded by vast stretches of ocean. As such the marine environment is an important resource base for the people of these countries, with the livelihood of many people being closely connected with the sea. The potential for enhanced development and utilisation of marine resources is considerable, particularly as the demand for resources increases and the land becomes limited in its capacity to fulfil this demand. It is therefore imperative that appropriate measures are taken to safeguard the quality of both the marine and terrestrial environments.
Report of the Second Ordinary Meeting of the Contracting Parties to the Apia Convention held on 15 September 1993 in Suva, Fiji
Biodiversity Conservation

Secretariat of the Pacific Regional Environment Programme (SPREP)

1994

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