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Pacific Islands Regional Marine species programme 2022-2026 - Marine turtle action plan outline

SPREP Publications, Biodiversity Conservation

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A healthy Pacific ocean with thriving populations of whales, dolphins, marine turtles, dugongs, sharks and rays, and seabirds and the associated ecosystems on which they depend, which assures the aspirations of Pacific island peoples and protects their natural and cultural heritage.

Pacific Islands Regional Marine species programme 2022-2026 - Dugong action plan outline

SPREP Publications, Biodiversity Conservation

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A healthy Pacific ocean with thriving populations of whales, dolphins, marine turtles, dugongs, sharks and rays and seabirds and the associated ecosystems on which they depend, which assures the aspirations of Pacific island protects their natural and cultural heritage.

Leleuvia Island Resort

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Philip, Dr G

We're the collective voice of like-minded tourism operators who believe tourism should enhance cultural heritage & the environment.

Covid-19 and climate change

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Ronnerberg, E

Economic responses to COVID-19 is likely to influence the pathway of CO2 emissions for decades to come. Opportunities are there for a climate friendly response to COVID-19

COVID-19 and climate change: Impacts, risks, and response for SIDS

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Pringle, P

Rapid and early shutdown direct health impacts minimal, deep and sustained economic impact

The environmental impact assessment (EIA) Guidelines for Coastal Tourism

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Barbara, Dr G

Tourists are often looking for cultural and environmentally friendly options for their holidays. Appropriate use of low impact attractions can be drawcard for these types of holidays. The EIA process can help to identify environmentally sustainable options for your development

Transitioning to a Post-Pandemic Pacific Webinar series - Medical Waste Management during a Pandemic

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Sam, J

Medical waste can be possible in spreading a new infection. In managing this medical waste it can be a hygienic for the people and the environment as well.

Pandemic and disaster waste: Current trends across the Asia Pacific region

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Gruppy, L

Globally, the Covid-19 virus has not slowed down. The only change is in the countries being affected. The risk of new waves will remain until a vaccine has been developed and been universally shared.

Vanuatu TC Harold disaster waste response challenges

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Bolenga, I

How well prepare are the local citizens for a tropical disaster. The rapid disaster waste assessments in the aftermath of the tropical cyclone.

Coping with double crisis from a waste management perspective : The case of COVID-19 and TC Harold in Lautoka Fiji

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Singh, S

COVID-19 has definitely caused unprecedented negative impacts on mankind globally and PICs is no exception. Negative impacts on economy, unemployment, lifestyles, health, food security, social issues, crimes, violence, education, poverty including waste management.

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