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Session 1: Introduction to SPREP Roles in Environmental Protection & Sustainable Development.

SPREP Publications, Environmental Governance

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This session explains the learning objectives and structure of the training workshop before explaining the role of SPREP in supporting environmental protection and sustainable development in the region. EIA is the primary instrument for planning, assessing, and managing development projects, to support sustainable and resilient development goals and green growth development.

Session 2: Overview of PUMA Act

SPREP Publications, Environmental Governance

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This session aims to explain the current planning laws in Samoa that provides the legal mandate for PUMA DEC and STA to regulate tourism development activities. It is meant to draw attention and stimulate thinking among participants on where their respective roles and responsibilities fit into the fray, particularly in making sure that these laws are properly treated and applied across tourism developments in Samoa.

Session 3: PUMA Overview of Samoa's Development Consent process

SPREP Publications, Environmental Governance

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This session introduces the development consent process in Samoa in detail and attempts to explain its use of the EIA and ESS procedure and tools.

Session 4: Introduction to SPREP SPTO Regional EIA Coastal Tourism Development Guidelines

SPREP Publications, Environmental Governance

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This session provides participants with an overview of the EIA process including reference to SPREP SPTO Regional EIA Guidelines which includes templates for how to assess an EIA and mitigation risk for a development project.

Session 5: SPTO Case Studies bad Practice examples across the Region

SPREP Publications, Environmental Governance

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This session sets the tone for the training by providing examples of sustainable tourism efforts from across the region, as well as poorly implemented tourism developments across the region.

Session 6: Waste management principles

SPREP Publications, Environmental Governance, Waste Management and Pollution Control

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This session introduces the concepts of waste management and importance of earlier identification of and planning for management of waste streams. It also covers elements of Samoa’s plastics bans and waste management commitments including the use of waste audits and Samoa’s waste accounting. Participants also shared their views and challenged the status quo to suggest novel means of dealing with the waste problem in the Pacific.

Session 7: Introduction to Renewables

SPREP Publications, Environmental Governance

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Session discusses the use of renewables in the Pacific context, drawing upon examples from across the region.

Session 8: SPTO Toolkits and Codes of Practice

SPREP Publications, Environmental Governance

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Socialising of available toolkits to support tourism recovery. SPTO presents on the codes of practice and discuss other relevant codes of practice for tourism operations. The Toolkit comprises of 7 chapters that are designed to support Tourism SMEs in the Pacific respond, adapt, and diversify their products and services through an improved understanding of the changing tourism market and traveler demands.

Standard Check Sheet-Full Requirements for Compactor Truck

Waste Management and Pollution Control

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This check sheet includes the full list that a driver or mechanic needs to follow when inspecting a Compactor Truck before and after operation.

Session 9: Pacific Learning Partnership - for Environmental Social and Sustainability (PLP-ESS)

SPREP Publications, Environmental Governance

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Brief overview of the PLP-ESS partnership which brings key partners including the World Bank, The Asian Development Bank, The University of the South Pacific and SPREP to deliver capacity building on environmental and social safeguard issues in the Pacific.

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