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Rapport de la Conference des plenipotentiaires de la Convention de Noumea, 12 Septembre 2005, Apia, Samoa. Apia, Samoa : PROE, 2005

Biodiversity Conservation

Conference des plenipotentiaires de la Convention de Noumea (2005 : Apia, Samoa)

samoa

Report of the Sixteenth (16th) SPREP meeting, Apia Samoa, 13-16 September 2005

SPREP Publications, Key SPREP Documents, Biodiversity Conservation

Available Online

The Council of Regional Organisations of the Pacific (CROP) partners, namely: Pacific Islands Forum Secretariat (PIFS), Secretariat of the Pacific Community (SPC), South Pacific Applied Geoscience Commission (SOPAC), and the University of the South Pacific (USP) were also represented. In addition, observers from a range of regional, international and non-governmental organisations were present.

Samoan environment forum : proceedings of the 2004 National Environment forum

Biodiversity Conservation

Available Online

What stands out to you as you commute, or explore our beautiful peaceful Samoan island paradise which to many Europeans in years gone by meant Utopia? No, I am not referring to the hundreds of churches, some mock Baroque, and Gothic inspired, found throughout the isles. Instead, I have seen how tidy our people have become over the last decade or so. In this regard I salute and applaud them, well, especially those villages and urban communities which have embraced our Government's 'Keep Samoa Clean' awareness campaign.

Educational Planning in the Pacific : Principles and guidelines

Biodiversity Conservation

Puaman, P. & Teasdale, G.R.

A Situational Analysis of Education for Sustainable Development in the Asia-Pacific Region

UNESCO

Working paper : Asia-Pacific Regional Strategy for Education for Sustainable Development

UNESCO

Strategy Working Paper - Education and Sustainable Development

International Journal of Environmental Consumerism

Climate Change Resilience

ECPFO

Reef and Rainforest: An environmental encyclopedia of Marovo Lagoon, Solomon Islands

Hviding, E.

Marovo Lagoon is an area of coral reefs and small islands that is part of Solomon Islands, a Melanesian country in the south Pacific (See map). Its name derives from Marovo Island, one of the first localities where European traders and navigators made regular friendly contact with local peoples in the early 19th century. The people of Marovo traditionally make their living by fishing, collecting shells and doing small-scale agriculture, although today they are also involved in logging and tourism. The current population numbers some 12,000 individuals.

solomon islands

Ramu nickel mine: a triple bottom line failure? : briefing paper

Beaumont, Techa

An investment for sustainable development in the Pacific island countries disaster risk reduction and disaster management: a framework for action 2005-2015

Biodiversity Conservation

Available Online

SOPAC

There is ongoing and increasing vulnerability of Pacifi c Island nations and communities to the impacts of disasters. This has led to increased national and regional commitments to disaster risk reduction and disaster management on an all hazards basis in support of sustainable development. These commitments derive from the Pacifi c Forum Leaders decision in Madang 1995, the Auckland Declaration in 2004 and Forum Communique 2006. This Framework for Action 2005 2015 has been developed to respond in part to these commitments

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