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Background information: Climate change education coping with climate change in the Pacific island region

Climate Change Resilience

CCCPIR

CALL: A newsletter for Conservation Areas in the Pacific

Island and Ocean Ecosystems

SPREP

Pacific International Waters project video

Island and Ocean Ecosystems, Waste Management and Pollution Control

Pacific LDCs workshop to strengthen capacity for CBD negotiations, 21-13 May, 2007, SPREP Headquarters, Apia, SAMOA

Economics for Community based Management in the Pacific : Train Sea Coast 2

Island and Ocean Ecosystems

Manual of methods and techniques for surveying mangrove crabs in the Sa'anapu-Sataoa Conservation Area / by Karen M. Kool

Island and Ocean Ecosystems

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Kool, K.M.

The people in the canoes are responsible for measuring 40 m along the line of the channel between pot sites, checking that the pots have been set correctlv (i.e. flat J on the bed, and checking that the rope from the buoy to the pot is long enough to ensure tiat the buoy will float freely at high tide. For measuring the 40 m between pot sites, a canoe paddles ahead with the tape measure while the dinghy, or other canoe, acts as an anchor at the previous pot position and feeds out the tape.

National contingency plan for a marine pollution response

Waste Management and Pollution Control

National contingency plan for a marine pollution response

Strategy and work programme for the protection of the marine environment in the South Pacific region (SPMESP)

Island and Ocean Ecosystems

SPREP

Strategy and work programme for the protection of the marine environment in the South Pacific region (SPMESP)

Practical Guide to Solid Waste Management in Pacific Island Countries and Territories

Waste Management and Pollution Control

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This guidebook is a product of collaboration and the very first book written by the officers of various Pacific island countries who have been engaged in solid waste management. The readers will find useful case studies as well as Annexes based on practical experiences within the region. The editors wo

Improvement of Solid Waste Management - A & E Papua New Guinea, Solomon, Vanuatu and Samoa : Project Completion Report

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The Secretariat of the Pacific Regional Environment Programme (SPREP) and JICA prepared the Pacific Regional Solid Waste Management Strategy (2010-2015) (hereafter referred to as RS2010) where a number of priority areas where identified for the SWM sector. The J-PRISM regional outputs were developed considering some of these priorities. The activities of the J -PRISM project are implemented through assignment of counterparts by each of the 11 PICs covered in the Project to work with experts dispatched by JICA. The JICA Chief Advisor for this project is stationed in Samoa and is supported by a regional expert serving as Assistant Chief Advisor and two JICA project coordinators dispatched from Japan. During the period from project commencement in 2011 to 2013, JICA dispatched 6 short term experts to the region, working under the Chief Advisor and having responsibilities for specified countries of the 11 PICs covered under the project. Short term experts A and E were assigned responsibilities for PNG, Solomon and Vanuatu. Samoa was covered directly by the Project Office.The Experts dispatched under this JICA Expert Team (JET) were responsible for the Project activities in the four PIC countries of PNG, Solomon, Vanuatu and Samoa. In addition to the regional outputs, each of the 11 individual countries developed their own outputs. These are shown in Figure 3, together with the cities targeted in each country for the project and the populations and estimated waste generation amounts for each of these cities. Details of the PDMs for each of the four countries are provided in the attachments of this report.

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