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Global climate change alliance: Pacific Small Island States - Palau's climate change policy - the importance of teamwork - Case study

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Pritchard, M

Sweeney, D

The GCCA: PSIS project consisted of on-ground climate change adaptation activities in specific sectors - coastal protection, marine resources, health, agriculture, and freshwater supported by mainstreaming of climate change into national sectoral policies, plans, budgets and procedures.

Global climate change alliance: Pacific small island states individual country evaluation report - Federated States of Micronesia

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Protchard, M

Sweeney, D

This is one of the nine individual country evaluation summary reports produced as part of the Global climate change alliance: Pacific small island states post project evaluation

Samoa certificate I-IV in resilience - Climate change adaptation & disaster risk reduction

Samoa Qualifications Authority (SQA)

This qualification is a generic qualification aimed to those who may already be working in a field related to Resilience, or those who wish to pursue career in Resilience. Unit standards are applied across diverse fields of resilience.

International commercial fishing management regime safety study : synthesis of case reports

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Knapp, G

Commercial fishing is a dangerous occupation. The degree of danger is in part a function of the options of fishers choices about the risks they take, such as the weather they fish in, the boats they use, the rest they obtain, and the safety gear they carry. How fisheries are managed may affect the options of fishers and trade-offs as they make these choices - thus affecting the safety of the fishery.

The first global integrated Marine assessment: World Ocean Assessment I

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Inniss, L. Sincock, A. Bernal, P. et al

The ocean is vast: it covers seven tenths of the planet, is on average about 4,000 meters deep and contains 1.3 billion cubic kilometers of water (97% of all water on the surface of the Earth ). The impacts of humanity on the ocean are parts of our inheritance and future. The ocean provide the services that we use now and then, that we sill increasingly need to use in the future and that are vital to each of us and to human well-being overall. So therefore managing the use of our oceans if very vital.

Eco tourism in Marau Sound: Feasibility of developing community-based tourism in Marau Sound, Solomon Islands, to encourage conservation.

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The Turtle Monitoring and Eco-tourism Development project aims to enhance capacity and commitment in the Pacific region to conserve and sustainably manage endangered marine turtle populations, to improve skills, to reap sustainable economic benefits and improve livelihoods for local communities through turtle related management and eco-cultural tourism activities.

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Turtle Conservation and Eco-tourism development in Fiji, Solomon, Kiribati

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Help conserve our marine turtle for future generations and having a sustainable livelihoods.

Governing climate induced migration and displacement : IGO expansion and global policy implications

Simonelli, A C

Governing climate induced migration and displacement if the first in-depth evaluation of climate displacement in the field of political science, specifically global governance.

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Pacific leaders gender equality declaration : tend assessment in report 2012-2016

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Leaders expressed their deep concern that despite gains in girl's education and some positive initiatives to address violence against women, overall progress in the region towards gender equality is slow.

Elevational distribution and photosynthetic characteristics of the invasive tree Spathodea campanulata on the island of Tahiti(South Pacific Ocean)

Biodiversity Conservation, BRB

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Daehler, C C

Larrue, S

Meyer, J Y

Pouteau, R

Voldoire, O

Successful invasion is often due to a combination of species characteristics (or invasiveness) and habitat suitability (or invasibility). Our objective was to identify preferred habitats and suitable environmental conditions for the African tulip tree Spathodea campanulata (Bignoniaceae), one of the most invasive alien trees on the tropical island of French Polynesia (South Pacific Ocean), in relation to its distribution and photosynthesis capacity. Spathodea abundance and leaf chlorophyll fluorescence

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