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World Summit on Sustainable Development Assessment Report

Climate Change Resilience, Island and Ocean Ecosystems

Samoa, The Government of

Nauru Legislation

Island and Ocean Ecosystems

Nauru Government

World Summit on Sustainable Development Assessment Report : the Government of Samoa

Climate Change Resilience, Island and Ocean Ecosystems

Available Online

Government of Samoa

Since the adoption of Agenda 21 following the United Nations Conference on Environment and development in 1992, this report constitutes the first opportunity for Samoa to assess its situation with regard to sustainable development in the past decade.

Marine Resource Management and Conservation Planning, Bismarck-Solomon Seas Ecoregion: Papua New Guinea, Solomon Islands

Island and Ocean Ecosystems

Hunnam, Peter Jenkins, Aaron Kile, Nelson Shearman, Phil

Pacific Ocean Pollution Prevention Programme, Strategy and Workplan

Island and Ocean Ecosystems

Programme, South Pacific Regional Environment

Proceedings of the ; Western Pacific Sea Turtle ; 5 - 8 2002 Feb.

Island and Ocean Ecosystems

Kinan, Irene

In come creation myths, the sea turtle is the animal on whose back the world was created. A symbol of longevity, fertility, strength and protection from harm, sea turtles are revered in culture and customs around the globe. Archaeological evidence shows that these scared fish have been utilized and revered by humans long before written records were kept.

Field guide to the Samoan archipelago : fish, wildlife, and protected areas / written and illustrated by Meryl Rose Goldin

Island and Ocean Ecosystems

Goldin, Meryl Rose

Field guide to the Samoan archipelago : fish, wildlife, and protected areas / written and illustrated by Meryl Rose Goldin

Economic considerations in community-based project planning and implementation - volume 5 / by Padma Lal and Meg Keen

Island and Ocean Ecosystems

Keen, Meg

Lal, Padma

Padma Lai and Meg Keen present a review 01 economic issues that should be considered in the design, implementation, monitoring and evaluation of coniniuttity-based resource management and environment conservation projects in island ecosystems in this, the fifth volume. They describe economic issues that require detailed consultation with community members during the design, implementation and monitoring ofprojects such as those to be supported under the Programme. This includes the identification of institutional issues, socio-economic implications for communities (benefit/cost analysis and cost effective analysis), and suggested strategies for promoting broad community participation and support in conservation and sustainable resource use initiatives (incentives and transaction costs).

A Synopsis of information relating to sustainable coastal fisheries - volume 4 / by Paul Dalzell and Donald M. Schug

Island and Ocean Ecosystems

Dalzell, Paul

Schug, Donald M.Schug

In this, the fourth volume. Paul Dalzell and Don Schug review current information relating to sustainable coastal fisheries in the Pacific islands region and elsewhere as it relates to the objectives of the Programme in terms of promoting capacity building for unproved coastal resource management responsibility in communities. Information presented includes a review of coastal fisheries in the Pacific region, discussion of resource management and governance issues, customary' marine tenure (CMT), the role of MPAs and past and current priorities in respect of the sustainable management of coastal fisheries at local, provincial, national and regional scales. Their review includes consideration of gender issues and women's activities in the coastal zone including the role of women in subsistence and artisanal fisheries in the 14 countries participating in the Programme. They also discuss cases that illustrate particular issues in community- based management of subsistence and artisanal fisheries; including government support for community actions.

A review of lessons learned and best practice in integrated coastal watershed conservation and management initiatives in the Pacific islands region / by Jenny Whyte

Island and Ocean Ecosystems

Whyte, Jenny

In this, the sixth and final volume in this series, Jenny Whyte and her colleagues at the Foundation of the Peoples of the South Pacific International and affiliated organizations provide a review of information relating to lessons learned and best practices for resource and habitat conservation and sustainable management initiatives in the Pacific islands region. The review focuses on community-based (participatory) issues associated with the conservation and sustainable management of resources and habitats in island ecosystems with emphasis on the four focal areas for the International Waters Programme (sustainable coastal fisheries, marine protected areas, community-based waste reduction and preservation of freshwater resources). Issues are considered in context of the entire project cycle from project planning and design; selection of sites; method of community entry; community baseline assessments; participation of communities; the role and participation of governments and, if they are involved, external agencies, NGOs and development assistance agencies; education and awareness activities, completion and exit considerations such as alternative income generation, and monitoring and evaluation. The review considers social, cultural, economic, environmental, administrative, managerial, legal and political dimensions of such projects.

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