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The Impact of climate change on ecosystems and species : terrestrial ecosystems / edited by John Pernetta, Rik Leemans, Danny Elder and Sarah Humphrey

Climate Change Resilience

Impacts of climate change on ecosystems and species : marine and coastal ecosystems / edited by John Pernetta ... [et.al.]

Climate Change Resilience

Mangrove forests, climate change and sea level rise : hydrological influences on community structure and survival, with examples from the Indo-West Pacific

Climate Change Resilience

Pernetta, John C.

The art of implementation : gender strategies transforming national and regional climate change decision making

Climate Change Resilience

This publication shares IUCN's experiences in developing the world's first gender-responsive national strategies and roadmaps on climate change. Different sections outline steps and elements of creating a climate change gender action plan (ccGAP) or REDD+ roadmap; present principles behind the strategies and what has worked best; detail case studies highlighting sectors that demonstrate the gender dimensions of climate change in different national contexts; and provide recommendations on how to move forward

Economic Cost of the 2009 Floodsin the Fiji sugar belt and policy implications

Climate Change Resilience

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Lal, Padma Narsey

In this report only immediate policy issues related to disaster risk reduction and disaster management that need to be tackled specifically in relation to the flooding in the sugar belt are highlighted4. Two categories of recommendations are relevant in this context of flooding in the sugar belt area - those that need to be addressed by the Government of Fiji within its disaster risk management context, and those that are of direct relevance to the Fiji sugar industry.

Governance of shared waters, Legal and Institutional issues

Environmental Governance

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Alejandro Iza

Grethel Aguilar

Of all the water on earth, only 3% of it is freshwater, 97% of it being salty. Most of this 3% is located in the polar icecaps and in underground reservoirs. It is estimated that only 3% of freshwater reserves are found in rivers and lakes1.Water, so abundant and revered for its ability to give life, is becoming a scarce resource

Important Plant Areas of the South and Mediterranean region : Priority sites for Conservation

Environmental Governance, Biodiversity Conservation

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Catullo, G.

Radford, E.A.

de Montmollin, B.

Important Plant Areas (IPAs) are internationally significant sites for plant diversity – or more simply the best sites for plants. Identified at national level, using internationally standardised criteria, they provide a framework for implementing target 5 of the Global Strategy for Plant Conservation of the Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD).

Global climate change and coral reefs : Implications for people and reefs, Report of the UNEP-IOC-ASPEI-IUCN Global task team on the implications of climate change on coral reefs

Climate Change Resilience

Buddemeier Robert W

Wilkinson, Clive R.

Explanatory guide to the International treaty on plant genetic resources for food and agriculture / Gerald Moore and Witold Tymowski

Environmental Governance, Biodiversity Conservation

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Moore, Gerald

The nature of the plant breeding process calling for a broad range of plants genetic resources as inputs into any one successful product. Indeed a new plant variety can often be the product of generations of breeding farmers and breeders, which may stretch across many countries. First they are important as an immediate resource i.e for the particular characteristics they may provide, in terms of pest resistance drought tolerance, plant architecture taste or colour.

Change : Adaptation of water management to climate change

Climate Change Resilience

Bergkamp, G.

Burton, I.

Orlando, B.

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