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Understanding the Pacific's adaptive capacity to emergencies in the context of climate change. Country report: Vanuatu.
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University of Technology, Sydney.

2013
The research sought to understand the adaptive capacity of both Pacific island countries (PICs) and Australia’s disaster response to a potential increase in disasters driven by climate change
Understanding the Pacific's adaptive capacity to emergencies in the context of climate change. Country report: Fiji.
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University of Technology, Sydney.

2013
This report provides results for Fiji–one of four case study countries selected for deeper analysis. See institute websites for our full research report which includes details of all case study countries.
Understanding the Pacific's adaptive capacity to emergencies in the context of climate change. Country report: Cook Islands.
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University of Technology, Sydney.

2013
Climate change is likely to affect the pattern of some disasters in the Pacific, and therefore the organisations and systems involved in disaster response
Sustainable and integrated water and sanitation policy 2012 - 2021 = Fakanofonofoga mo vai mote tumaa.
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Secretariat of the Pacific Community (SPC)

2013
Tuvalu developed this Policy as a response to recent water crises, and to ensure together we stand ready for future challenges.
Traditional knowledge, use, and management of living marine resources in American Samoa: documenting changes over time through interviews with Elder Fish.
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Levine, A S

2013
We interviewed elder fishermen in American Samoa to better under-stand their perspectives on traditional use and management of marine resources and changes in the status of certain species over the course of time.
Solomon Islands. National infrastructure investment plan.
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Government of the Solomon Islands

2013
The Solomon Islands National Infrastructure Investment Plan (IS NIIP) outlines the Solomon Islands’ priorities and plans for major economic infrastructure over the next five to 10 years. The plan focuses on strategic investments important to the future of the Solomon Islands
Water supply master plan for Rarotonga. Te Mato Vai.
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Government of the Cook Islands

2013
The Government of the Cook Islands are committed to supplying reliable potable water to all properties connected to the water network by 2015 / 2016. The reliable supply of potable water affords an important opportunity to provide for population and economic growth and the continuing health of local communities
Pacific water and wastewater utilities benchmarking report 2013.
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Pacific Water and Wastes Association

2013
This report presents benchmarking results from 24 water utilities, 20 of which completed the 2013 benchmarking questionnaire. Collectively these utilities supply water and wastewater services in 14 countries and 2 US protectorates in the Pacific region.
Solomon Islands national infrastructure investment plan 2013-2023.
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Solomon Islands government

2013
The Solomon Islands National Infrastructure Investment Plan (SI NIIP) presents the priorities of the Government and the strategic direction for major initiatives in economic infrastructure over the next five to ten years
Infrastructure maintenance in the Pacific
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Pacific Regional Infrastructure Facility

2013
Inadequate infrastructure maintenance has long been recognised as a challenge. The failure to manage and maintain existing infrastructure assets in Pacific island countries has resulted in a large infrastructure debt –representing the gap between what has and should have been spent on infrastructure.

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