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The Republic of the Marshall Islands National Biodiversity Strategy and Action Plan Team

Mohamed, Nizar Tibon, Jorelik Mohamed, Nizar Tibon, Jorelik Mohamed, Nizar Tibon, Jorelik

1997
Seychelles National Biodiversity Strategy and Action Plan / edited by Nirmal Jivan Shah, Rolph Payet and Kerstin Lowe-Henri
1997
Nauru's Biodiversity Strategy and Action Plan (NBSAP)
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Deiye, Tyrone

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Dr. Onorio, Komeri

Nauru’s Biodiversity Strategy and Action Plan is an integral component of its National Environment and Development Management Strategies—its response to its own, Nauru Vision for the Future and to the world wide call from the Earth Summit of 1992 for nations to re-examine their developments and make changes that are necessary to turn the tide of environmental degradation and ensure sustainability in human development. The Strategy outlines the state of Nauru’s biological resources and actions to control their degradation and achieve sustainable development. It is Nauru’s foremost expression of commitment to the Convention on Biological Diversity which it ratified in 1992. This NBSAP was formulated through a multi-sectoral consultative process involving representatives of various in-country governmental and non-governmental organisations as well as national and international experts. In particular, advisory services were given by representatives of Environmental Consultants Kiribati, the Secretariat of the Pacific Regional Environment Programme and United Nations Development Programme (Suva Office). From the collection of a broad range of information and views, the stakeholders have extended the exercise to the allocation of responsibilities and assignments to groups of organisations. These groups, which form the stakeholders’ consultation group, have achieved the compilation of currently available base line information that has provided a comprehensive background to the Strategy. Funding for the work has been generously provided by the United Nations Development Programme as the Implementing Agency for the Global Environmental Facility – Enabling Activities. Leading this important project is the Division of Environment and Conservation of the Ministry of Commerce, Industries and Environment with the continuous and strong support of the NBSAP Steering Committee and the National Environmental Coordinating Committee.
National biodiversity strategy and action plan (NBSAP) project: assessment of capacity building needs for biodiversity and participation in clearing house mechanism for Vanuatu
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Vanuatu Environment Unit

The Vanuatu Environment Unit is undertaking a capacity building add-on to the National Biodiversity Strategy and Action Planning Project. One priority within this work has been to assess capacity to conduct research, assessment and monitoring of biological resources and their ecosystems to which they are part of. An inventory of recent and current research, assessment and monitoring programmes have just recently been done by the project. A report is currently in preparation following this stock take.
National Biodiversity strategy and action planning project (NBSAP) Vanuatu : background report
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Vanuatu Environmental Unit

The Vanuatu Environmental Unit (VEU) is undertaking a capacity building add-on to the National Biodiversity Strategy and Action Planning Project (NBSAP). One priority within the work is protection of the rights of Ni-Vanuatu, innovations and practices relating to biological diversity. The NBSAP Project has information from Regional Networks that have been promoting interest in protection of indigenous rights, including information from a forum held in Vila in 2001.1 Clark Peteru, a Samoan based lawyer, has provided advice on intellectual property rights within the region.2 Within Vanuatu, the Vanuatu National Cultural Centre (VNCC) is active in preserving traditional copyright arising out of research activities, hi addition, the National Parliament has enacted the Vanuatu Copyright and Related Rights Act No. x of 2000.3 The Vanuatu Environmental Unit (VEU) is undertaking a capacity building add-on to the National Biodiversity Strategy and Action Planning Project (NBSAP). One priority within the work is protection of the rights of Ni-Vanuatu, innovations and practices relating to biological diversity. The NBSAP Project has information from Regional Networks that have been promoting interest in protection of indigenous rights, including information from a forum held in Vila in 2001.1 Clark Peteru, a Samoan based lawyer, has provided advice on intellectual property rights within the region.2 Within Vanuatu, the Vanuatu National Cultural Centre (VNCC) is active in preserving traditional copyright arising out of research activities, hi addition, the National Parliament has enacted the Vanuatu Copyright and Related Rights Act No. x of 2000.3
14686 (formerly SAM/01/G31): National biodiversity strategy and action plan - add on - tripartite review report - June 2004
Fiji Biodiversity Strategy and Action Plan : Technical Group 7

Lovell, R. Edward

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Naqasima, Milika

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Pratt, Craig

Fiji Biodiversity Strategy and Action Plan : Technical Group 7
Biodiversity Conservation

Lovell, R. Edward Naqasima, Milika Pratt, Craig

Marine Biodiversity Technical Group Report : Fiji Biodiversity Strategy and Action Plan

Lovell, Ed Newell, Prof. Peter Pratt, Craig

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