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This Protected Areas Policy Implementation Plan (PAPIP) aims to guide organizations, agencies and resource-owning communities of Papua New Guinea (PNG) to collaborate and harmonize their sustainability efforts towards developing new protected areas (PA) in PNG

Papua New Guinea has come a long way in addressing its development challenges since independence. Agriculture and extractives industries increased economic growth in the past three decades setting a pathway for realising economic development for PNG.

The district community integrated management (CIM) plan for Lefaga and Falease'ela district has been prepared as part of the government of Samoa's adaptation fund...

The district CIM plan for Lotofaga district has been prepared under the government of Samoa's pilot programme for climate change resilience (PPCR)...

The district community integrated management (CIM) plan for Gagaifo 1 district has been prepared as part of the government of Samoa's adaptation fund...

Marine spatial planning (MSP) is a practical way of spatially organising the human use of marine areas to balance the demands of human activities with the need to maintain the health of the ecosystems on which those activities depend.

This NAP communicates adaptation efforts across multiple government entities together under one document. The NAP influences and accelerates the national development pathway towards climate-resilient development. It seeks to improve resilience against changes in climate but also climate variability which will also increase under future scenarios.

This Used Oil Management Plan ims at introducing and implementing a Used Oil Stewardship System n Fiji.

The specific definition and categorixation of used oil varies from country, but typically refers to used oil from motor vehicles, construction equipment, power generators, ships, fishing boats and transmission and hydraulic oils.

This Used Oil Management Plan aims at introducing and implementing a Used Oil Stewardship System in Vanuatu.