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Research Brief on Land Tenure and Climate Mobility in the Pacific

Climate Change Resilience

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This research brief considers land tenure and human mobility in the context of climate change. This brief uses the shortland description climate mobility to refer to human mobility related to climate change.

Research Brief on Climate Mobility - Pacific Resilience Partnership: Technical Working Group Human Mobility

Climate Change Resilience

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Anthropogenic climate change and its consequences affect human mobility patterns, such as migration, displacement, autonomous and planned relocation and immobility both voluntary and involuntary.

Resilient Development Financing in the Pacific: the PREP Experience

Climate Change Resilience

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Pacific Island Countries (PICs) are among the most physically vulnerable nations in the world. They are highly exposed to the adverse effects of climate change and natural hazards such as tropical cyclones, earthquakes, tsunamis and volcanic eruptions which can devastate their entire economies, human and physical capital and negatively impact their long-term resilient development.

Resilience Financing: the Tonga Experience

Environmental Governance, Climate Change Resilience

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Second Quadrennial Pacific Sustainable Development report 2022

Climate Change Resilience

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The report tells our Pacific Development story by providing a high-level view of where we stand in terms of strengthening our people, and identities solutions to our challenges and vulnerabilities.

PIDU Final report 2022-2023 Fishing Season - Novemeber 2022-April 2023

SPREP Publications, Biodiversity Conservation

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As a result of the extremely high inshore dolphin by-catch confirmed for the Kikori Delta, in Nov 2022, a consultancy was awarded to the Piku Biodiversity Network (PBN) in partnership with the Snubfin Dolphin conservation project SDCP) to lead dolphin by-catch mitigation and implementation in Kikori River Delta, Papua New Guinea

Deep‐sea nodules versus land ores: A Comparative Systems Analysis of Mining and Processing Wastes for battery‐metal supply chains

Biodiversity Conservation

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Paulikas, Daina

Virtanen, Elina A.

Coastal mineral resources are promoted as a sustainable option to meet increasing metal demands. However, shallow-water mining contradicts international conservation and sustainability goals and its regulative legislation is still being developed.

Heading to the deep end without knowing how to swim: Do we need Deep-Seabed mining?

Biodiversity Conservation

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Amon, Diva J.

Levin, Lisa A.

Metaxas, Anna

Mudd, Gavin M.

Smith, Craig R.

The deep seafloor is regarded as a potentially large source of the minerals needed for producing batteries to fuel the transition to a low-carbon energy system, but rapid understrained mining would have severe impacts on deep-ocean ecosystems and should be avoided. We propose alternative pathways forward.

Resilient Ecosystems, Resilient Communities - Situational Analysis of the Moata'a Community and Mangrove Environment - Analysis report

SPREP Publications, Climate Change Resilience, Biodiversity Conservation

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Jorquera, Eliana

Quijano-Baron, Juan

Rodriguez, Jose

Saco, Patricia

Mangrove ecosystems are under pressure due to anthropogenic stressors and sea level rise. The resilience of mangroves will depend on the rate of accretion of sediments compared to the rate of sea level rise and their capability to colonise higher elevation areas or buffer zones. This will also be affected by the measures to protect the existing mangroves against anthropogenic pressures.

Out and About | Women & Men working in Environmental Conservation in the Pacific

SPREP Publications, Biodiversity Conservation, BRB

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Pacific Regional Invasive Species Management Support Service (PRISMSS)

This video takes us across the Pacific to hear the perspectives of men and women working in the Environment field on why GESI is important in their programme of work.

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