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This guide helps the Fijian community leaders, community members and trainers mobilise community action to improve good governance and leadership in communities. The Governing communities guide explains what good governance is and how it can improve communities by encouraging respect, cooperation and accountability.

This guide helps Fiji community leaders, community members and trainers mobilise community action to improve good governance and leadership in communities. The Governing communities guide explains what good governance is and how it can prove communities by encouraging respect, cooperation and accountability.

'Is your water safe to drink?' is designed for use with the Community Water Governance guide and will help teachers and community leaders understand the importance of testing water to ensure it is safe to drink and does not spread disease within the community

'Is your water safe to drink?' is designed for use with the Community Water Governance Guide and will help teaches and community leaders understand the importance of testing water to ensure it is safe to drink and does not spread disease within the community.

'Governing Water' is a community water governance guide that enable community facilitators, leaders and teachers in Fiji to mobilize communities in improving access to water and its effective use. The guide outlines the bigger issues of water use and its implications for governance and development, before using examples from communities to outline the particular challenges of water supply and solutions to problems.

'Governing water' is a community water governance guide that enables community facilitators, leaders and teachers in Fiji to mobilize communities in improving access to water and its effective use. The guide outlines the bigger issues of water use and its implications for governance and development, before using example from communities to outline the particular challenges of water supply and solutions to problems

Three mangrove restoration methods were tested at Nu'uuli, Tutuila island, American Samoa. Since cleaning 27 years ago converted the mangrove into a mudflat, the ecosystem showed no natural regrowth despite an ample supply of propagules.

A video record of a training course on project evaluation and permit procedures for coastal resource management in the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands in Saipan in May 1985 by Richard Chester (Ph. D.) of the Marine Research Foundation, for SPREP, the South Pacific Commission, and the Coastal Resources Management Office. This video was made to complement the written report and assist the coastal Resource Management officers with future training courses. The Coastal Resource Management Program measures the impact of any development in Northern Mariana by implementing an Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA). It guarantees sustainability through close monitoring of any development.

Highlights how soil is developed, it's importance, and activities which results in soil erosion. Human activities have led to much soil erosion and ways of recovering this eroded soil. These are outlined such as tree replanting, plants rotation, and a good choice of crops.