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Imagining Tomorrow - HOPE for Peace
Biodiversity Conservation
Available Online
2009
This manual is intended to support educators (whether teachers, parents, relatives or child-care workers) with peace building and sustainability education, and to promote multicultural dialogue. It can be used to inspire children towards peaceful and sustainable actions in their everyday lives.
The birds of Fiji

Morley, Ian

2009
Economic Cost of the 2009 Floodsin the Fiji sugar belt and policy implications
Climate Change Resilience
Available Online

Lal, Padma Narsey

2009
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.
Relationship between natural Disasters and Poverty: A Fiji case study

Padma Narsey Lal

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Paula Holland

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Singh

2009
Economic Costs of the 2009 Floods in the Fiji Sugar Belt and Policy Implications
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Padma Lal, Reshmi Rita & Neehal Khatri

2009
The January 2009 floods in Fiji were reported as the worst in the history of the country since the 1931 floods. Many parts of the country were affected by a number of consecutive flood events that spread over several days. The floods affected areas from Western Viti Levu where the impact was greatest, to the Northern and Central Divisions of Fiji. With excessive rainfall experienced for over a week most of the low lying areas in the country were under water for days and in places experienced flood levels of up to 3-5 metres.
Fiji Marine Ecological Gap Assessment: Interim Progress Report

Aaron Jenkins

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Aisake Batibasaga

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James Comley

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Stancy Jupiter

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morena Mills

2009
SOPAC member countries national capacity assessments: tsunami warning and mitigation systems : Samoa, Tuvalu, Niue, PNG, Cook Islands, Fiji, Solomon Islands, FSM, Palau, Nauru, Tonga, Kiribati, Marshall Islands & Vanuatu
Climate Change Resilience
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SOPAC

2009
Regional management of sustainable fisheries for giant clams (Tridacnidae) and CITES capacity building workshop, Nadi, Fiji island 4-7 August 2009 : meeting presentations
Biodiversity Conservation
2009
Evaluation of the process of compiling national MDG reports in Pacific island countries and capacity to measure and monitor development performance : consolidated country assessments report - Fiji multi-country overview
Available Online

Khan, Adil M.

2009
The Fiji Multi-Country Office’s MDG-related support to the PICs took different forms, but most prominent among these has been the technical assistance provided to support the nine countries prepare and produce their first MDG Progress Reports. Beyond the production of the nine MDG country reports, the technical assistance also envisaged the processes of preparation of MDG reports to yield several additional benefits, both tangible and intangible. All nine countries covered by the Fiji MCO have now produced their respective MDG reports.
Regional Capacity development workshop on Wetlands Management with focus on the Ramsar Convention in Pacific Island Countries, 9-13 March, 2009 Nadi, Fiji
Biodiversity Conservation
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SPREP

2009
The Regional Capacity Development Workshop on Wetlands Management with Focus on the Ramsar Convention in the Pacific Island Countries was held in Nadi Fiji, from 9-13 March 2009. The workshop was made possible through funding under the Pacific Island Wetlands Initiative, which is an Initiative operating within the framework of the Ramsar Convention on Wetlands. The workshop was jointly organized and delivered by the Secretariat of the Pacific Regional Environment Programme (SPREP), The Ramsar Convention Secretariat and the IUCN regional office for Oceania (See annex 1 for the workshop program).

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