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Pacific Islands Applied Geoscience Commision: energy, gender and national sustainable development strategies in pacific islands countries

Rupeni Mario

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SOPAC Community

2007
Just change: critical thinking on global issues:|What's climate change?|The twin crises of climate change|Natural hazard mitigation: the role of insurance and international disaster aid|The development of biofuels in the Pacific|Listening to a whisper: Gender and vulnerability to climate change|An interview with Annie Homasi, coordinator of the Tuvalu Climate Action network and the Tuvalu Association of NGOs|Noah's Arc to save drowning Tuvalu|Pacific island vulnerability to tropical cyclones: Facing the perils in a warming world|Managing climate change, Fijian style|The tides are getting higher and higher: A Pacific voice on climate change|Revitalising customary knowledge to cope with disasters in the face of global warming|The Vanuatu carbon credits project: supporting Pacific development through reducing emissions and protecting forests|Shifting tides: indegenous responses to global climate change|NZAID's role in the Pacific on climate change
Climate Change Resilience, Biodiversity Conservation
Available Online

Dev-Zone

2007
During my childhood … We never experienced severe sea flooding. There were storms, but they weren’t that bad. As the sea levels continue to rise in Kiribati, several king tides hit the island. Saltwater intrusion affects the quality of water in wells; floods taro patches, gardens, and puts stress on plants/trees which are very important to the life and culture of an I-Kiribati
Gender makes the difference in conservation and sustainable development initiatives : Fact sheets

The World Conservation Union

2004
Gender and small arms violence in Papua New Guinea

Sinclair, Dinnen

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Thompson, Edwina

2004
Symposium on global trade & multilateral trade agreements : gender, social and economic dimensions, Suva, Fiji, 12-14 February 2003
2003
Pacific Regiona gender science & technology meeting, UNESCO/APGEN/UNDP
Biodiversity Conservation

Fairbarin-Dunlop, Peggy

2003
Development Bulletin : Environmental sustainability and poverty : lessons from the Pacific / Pamela Thomas|Poverty and the environment : changing concepts / David Reeds|Aid in community based poverty-environment projects / Marjorie Sullivan|Essential synergies : integrating population, environment and development / Louise Sampson and Angela Savage|Threats to Pacific bio-diversity and bio-diversity conservation in the Pacific Islands / Randy Thaman|Environmental change and human security in Pacific island countries / Jon Barnett|A framework for managing environmental vulnerability in small island developing states / Ursula Kaly, Craig Pratt and Russell Howorth|Mixed capital, public-private partnerships : a practical approach to addressing economic and environmental challenges in Pacific island states / Perya Short|Environmental damage as a resource : claims for compensation in the context of mining developments in Papua New Guinea / Martha Macintyre and Simon Foale|Creating supporting frameworks for community based resource management / Meg Keen and Padma Lal|Low cost technology for monitoring sustainable development / R John Morrison, Ursula Kaly, Alifereti Tawake and Batiri Thaman|Community development strategies and their role in promoting an alternative development in the South Pacific Region / Heather Wallace|Supporting Pacific Islander community resource management : some practical lessons / Peter Hunnman and Graham BK Baines|Walking the talk each step of the way : liberating and empowering local communities / Asenaca Ravuvu and Kesaia Tabunakawai|Economi considerations in community based resource use and management / Padma Lal and Meg Keen|Conservation and environmental management : social and ecological issues for poverty reduction in Milne Bay, Papua New Guinea / Gaikovina R Kula|Lessons from the filed : the Sepik Community Landcare Project / Kilyali Kalit|Community forestry and the 'arc of instability': an under-utilised opportunity for redefining the terms of Australia's engagement with the Pacific ? / Abigail Makim, Peter Dart and Grey Young|Mobilising domestic resources for 'the better life' in Solomon Islands / John Roughan and Seri Hite|Building bridges : lessons from the Arnavon Management Committee, Solomon Islands / Sango Mahanty|Gender and Conservation : a WWF Solomon Islands Perspective / Vicky Kalgovas|Gender issues in environmental sustainability and poverty reduction in the community : social and community issues / M. Seniloli, L. Taylor and S. Fulivai|A new initiative in community based sustainable resource use and conservation: the Pacific Islands International Waters Programme / Andrew Wright, Paula Holland, Samson Samasoni and Natasha Stacey|Learning and working together for the environment : applying the Integrated Systems for Knowledge Management approach / Will Allen and Margaret Kilvington|In whose interest? The role of studies in hydro power development in the Mekong Region / Charlie Pahlman|Should mining companies 'break new ground' in Papua New Guinea? / Colin Filer|Land tenure, economic development and environmental sustainability / Ron Duncan
Biodiversity Conservation
2002
LDS : building capacities for mainstreaming gender in development strategies: preparatory workshop for UNLDC-III, 21-23 March 2001, Cape Town, South Africa

United Nations

2002
Gender issues in the tuna industry : Pacific examples background reports to national tuna management and development plans.
Biodiversity Conservation
2000
Gender and development: good practice from the Pacific
Biodiversity Conservation
2000

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