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Economics and coastal resource management in the Pacific : the work of the International Waters Project

Biodiversity Conservation

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Holland, Paula

Menzies, Steve

Stacey, Natasha

Wright, Drew

The International Waters Project (IWP) is a seven-year project aimed at addressing the root causes of degradation in Pacific island international waters. The coastal component of the IWP supports the establishment of 'pilot' projects in each of 14 participating countries. Among other things, the project aims to address economic incentives that result in unsustainable practices.

The Pacific International Waters Project : approaches to stakeholder participation in coastal resource management / paper prepared for Coastal Zone Asia Pacific (CZAP) 2004

Biodiversity Conservation

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Holland, Paula

Menzies, Steve

Stacey, Natasha

Wright, Andrew

Rebuilding state and nation in Solomon Islands : policy options for the regional assistance mission : discussion paper

Biodiversity Conservation

Research School of Pacific and Asian Studies

Women in Papua New Guinea's village courts : discussion paper

Research School of Pacific and Asian Studies

papua new guinea

Kup Women for peace : women taking action to build peace and influence community decision-making : discussion paper

Biodiversity Conservation

Research School of Pacific and Asian Studies

Economic data and community based fisheries management: a framework / a paper presented at the South Pacific Commission Scientific Roundtable Discussion: Bringing Together Socio-Economic and Ecological Data to Provide the Basis for Sound Management Decisions, 2-4 June 2004, SPC headquarters Nouméa, New Caledonia.

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Holland, Paula

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