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Hands Up for Hygiene! is a teaching manual to help educators introduce good hygiene behaviour in schools in the Pacific. It is designed for a younger audience (upper primary school students), but can be tailored to suit secondary school students and the wider community. The manual guides educators in using the ‘life-skills’ approach, which focuses on teaching knowledge, attitudes and skills that help people take responsibility and develop new behaviours.

Hands up for Hygiene! is a teaching manual to help educators introduce good hygiene behaviour in schools in the Pacific. It is designed for a younger audience (upper primary school students), but can be tailored to suit secondary students and the wider community. The manual guides educators in using the 'life-skills' approach, which focuses on teaching knowledge, attitudes and skills that help people take responsibility and develop new behaviours

Designed for use by community groups, NGOs, government, private enterprises or donor bodies, this guide contains information on the importance of toilets for preventing the spread of disease, the variety of toilet designs and their construction and promotional material,.

Designed for use by community groups, NGOs, government, private enterprises or donor bodies, this guide contains information on the importance of toilets for preventing the spread of disease, the variety of toilet designs and their construction, and promotional materials.

This flipchart is designed for NGOs, community groups and agencies presenting to small groups. It uses strong imagery to highlight why good sanitation is important, what options there are for affordable and appropriate sanitation, and how communities can set up and maintain sanitation enterprises.

Ecotourism is a hot topic in the tourism industry in Fiji. This may help preserve important natural and culture sites and same providing income for land owners. Fiji equality product which also refers to Ecotourism a type that has many definitions; ideally would be small scale quality tourism of a significant towards a scenic conservation area with a environmental and cultural focus.

This short video provides details of organic waste management in Fiji (VO and subtitles in iTaukei)

Traditional ecological knowledge (TEK) exists in all parts of the world in some way, shape, or form either in written format or passes orally though stories or teachings. This wealth of knowledge has often been challenged due to ts perceived lack or absence of a scientific method.

The purpose of this report is to outline the Environmental and Socioeconomic Vulnerability and Opportunity Assessment (ESVOA). Building on the rapid biological assessment (BIORAP), Ecosystem and Socioeconomic Resilience Analysis and Mapping (ESRAM) and Ecosystem based Adaptation (EbA) options analysis, the ESVOA demonstrates the full logic of each of the priority EbA options. This includes providing an understanding of how the key environmental and socioeconomic risks and vulnerabilities provide opportunities, the key benefits of those opportunities, and the beneficiaries to which they accrue. The ESVOA builds on the previous work providing the basis for investment in further developing these projects in the future and for their consideration in the Integrated Ecosystem Management Plan.

The BioRap survey was conducted by NatureFiji-MareqetiViti (NFMV), under the SPREP-led By-catch and Integrated Ecosystem Management (BIEM) Initiative of the Pacific-European Union Marine Partnership Programme funded by the European-Union and the Government of Sweden. The BioRap aims to enhance ecosystem resilience and conservation efforts in Fiji. Focused on the Navua catchment and Beqa lagoon, the survey collected baseline data on flora and fauna through rapid biodiversity assessments. The Navua catchment, Fiji's third-largest river system, encompasses five sub catchments and holds vital importance for ecosystem health.