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Kiribati : Framework approach to Vulnerability & Adaptation Assessment

Climate Change Resilience

Available Online

Environment and Conservation Division

Interpretations of, and amendments to, MARPOL and related instruments

Available Online

IMO/Marine Environment Protection Committee

At its sixty-second session, in July 2011, MEPC approved amendments to MARPOL Annexes I, II, IV, V and VI which will institutionalize regional arrangements for port reception facilities in unique circumstances

Instrument for the Establishment of the Restructured Global Environment Facility

GEF

Marine Debris as a Global Environment Problem: Introducing a solutions based framework focused on plastic. A STAP Information Document.

STAP

FLMMA Operations Guide : The Way we Work Together - Guidelines for members of the FLMMA Network. Final 1.7 March 2011

Available Online

Govan, H. & Meo, S.

Oceania Humpback Whale Recovery Plan : Final draft June 2011

Biodiversity Conservation

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Andrews, O.

Oceania’s humpback whales are of global conservation concern having recently been re‐ classified from “Threatened” to “Endangered” by the International Union for the Conservation of Nature (IUCN). Although humpback whales in many parts of the world are showing encouraging signs of recovery from past exploitation, the small breeding populations in the South Pacific Islands region remain vulnerable to extinction.

SEA-PACC Training Report : Food Production and Food Security

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Wongbusarakum, Supin

The objectives for the SEA?PACC training workshop for the PACC food security teams were: 1. To understand how to use SEA?PACC to conduct climate?related socioeconomic assessments that support vulnerability assessment and adaptation planning; 2. To understand and gain experiences in all steps of conducting a SEA?PACC; 3. To gain first?hand experience in developing and using a household survey questionnaire to collect data; 4. To be able to interpret and use data for adaptation planning and strategy development; 5. And, after the workshop, to be able to guide others in using SEA?PACC guidelines and in conducting SEA?PACC assessments.

SEA-PACC Training Report : Water Resource Management

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Cheryl L. Anderson

The objectives for the training for the PACC teams working on water were: 1. To understand how to use SEA?PACC to conduct climate?related socioeconomic assessments that support adaptation planning and the evaluation of adaptation projects; 2. To understand and gain experiences in all steps of conducting SEA?PACC; 3. To be able to collect data using household surveys and key informant interviews; 4. To be able to interpret and make use of data for adaptation planning and strategy development; 5. And, after the workshop, to be able to guide others in using SEA?PACC guidelines and conduct SEA? PACC assessments with team members who have skills that contribute to the assessment.

SEA-PACC Training Report : Coastal Management

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Secretariat of the Pacific Regional Environment Programme (SPREP)

The objectives of the training workshop were to help the workshop participants: 1. To understand how to use SEA-PACC to conduct climate-related socioeconomic assessments that support adaptation planning and the evaluation of adaptation projects; 2. To understand and gain experiences in all steps of conducting a SEA-PACC; 3. To be able to collect data using household surveys and key informant interviews; 4. To be able to interpret and make use of data for adaptation planning and strategy development; 5. And, after the workshop, to be able to guide others in using SEA-PACC guidelines and conducting SEA-PACC assessments.

Fakaofo Village Development Plan 2011-2015

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