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COSPPac Monthly Climate Bulletin, June 2022.

SPREP Publications, Climate Science and Information

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The 2021-22 La nina event has ended. However, observations and cimate model outlooks suggest La nina may reform later in 2022. Most climate models surveyed by the Bureau indicate ENSO is likely to remain neutral through the southern hemisphere winter.

Model Asbestos Management Code of Practice

SPREP Publications, Waste Management and Pollution Control

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When products containing asbestos are damaged and become degraded over time, asbestos fibres are exposed disease may become airborne. Health risks are exacerbated in natural disasters, with destructive cyclones damaging products such as asbestos roofing and cladding, an issue of increasing concern as the impacts of climate change are experienced across the region.

Model Asbestos Management Policy

SPREP Publications, Waste Management and Pollution Control

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The management and disposal pf asbestos and asbestos containing materials (ACM) is an ongoing concern in the Pacific region. In seeking to improve the ways that asbestos and asbestos containing materials are managed, our project focus is to prevent exposure to asbestos in order to eliminate asbestos related diseases.

Advances and Challenges of Operational Seasonal Prediction in Pacific Island Countries

Climate Change Resilience

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Kim, Bo Ra

Kim, WooMoo

Lee, Yun-Young

Seuseu, Sunny K

Sohn, Soo-Jin

Seasonal climate forecasts play a critical role in building climate-resilience society in the Pacific Island Countries (PICs) that are highly exposed to high-impact climate event. To assist the PICs National Meteorological Hydrological Services in generating reliable national climate outlooks we developed a Hybrid seasonal prediction system, the Pacific Island Countries Advanced Seasonal outlook (PICASO).

Scoping for Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA)

SPREP Publications, Environmental Governance

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Barbara, Gregory

Scoping is the stage whereby the regulator (with the developer and stakeholder engagement) identifies and highlights the major impacts of the proposed development.

Stakeholder Mapping - Identifying Stakeholders Planning for engagement

Environmental Governance

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The World Bank Environmental and Social Framework (ESF) makes important advances for the World Bank in areas such as transparency, accountability, non discrimination and public participation.

Land Impact and Use in the Pacific: Land Aquistion, Restrictions on Land Use and Involuntary Resettlement.

Environmental Governance

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Onguglo, Joyce

Ramsey, Rebekah

To avoid or minimize impacts by exploring alternatives. To mitigate adverse impacts through timely compensation and assistance to restore livelihoods and living standards.

Environmental Management Planning - A Pacific Case Study

Environmental Governance

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A plan that translates proposed mitigation measures into practice. Typically developed as a part of environmental assessment.

Environmental and Social Management Responsibilities, Compliance Management and Reporting

Environmental Governance

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Key role in respect of environmental safeguards is to ensure that environmental safeguards for the project are implemented effectively during construction.

Preventing Gender-based Violence, Sexual Exploitation and Abuse and Sexual Harassement in a Project Environment

Environmental Governance

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Walsh, Tessa

The term gender-based violence highlights gender dimension of the violence and the root cause of the violence. However the Pacific, gender-based violence is often used against women and girls to adopt a gender-neutral approach to the issue.

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