Search the SPREP Catalogue

19 result(s) found.

Sort by

Publication Year
Sort results by
Created
Sort results by
Updated
Sort results by

You searched for

Tags / Keywords new caledonia
X
Tags / Keywords SUPA
X

Marine mammal strandings recorded in New Caledonia, South West Pacific Ocean, 1877 to 2022

Island and Ocean Ecosystems

Available Online

Bonneville, Claire

Derville, Solène

Garrigue, Claire

Stranding are an important source of information for estimating marine mammals biodiversity, particularly in data-space ocean basins such as Oceania. Here we report on knowledge acquired from 218 stranding events recorded in the waters of New Caledonia.

Cook Islands Trial experience - impacts Analysis (IA) Methodology reflection

SPREP Publications, Climate Change Resilience

Available Online

The GCCA+ SUPA project, funded by the European Union is delivered collaboratively by SPREP, SPC and USP with the aim to enhance climate change adaptation and resilience within the Pacific region

Snapshot 2021: Ra'ui Marine Conservation & Water Security Measures - Cook Islands: Assessing Impact at Intervention

SPREP Publications, Climate Change Resilience

Available Online

Mangaia is one of three islands in the Cook Islands remains governed by the traditional leaders and part of the southern group of islands in the Pa Enua where water supply systems are more established. Results of a recent impact assessment field trip to Mangaia call attention to the important role local indigenous knowledge factored in complimenting tangible on-the-ground actions as an exemplar of people resilience to tackling adverse impacts of climate change.

Snapshot 2021: Water Security Measures - Federated States of Micronesia: Assessing Impact at Intervention

SPREP Publications, Climate Change Resilience

Available Online

Federated States of Micronesia (FSM) is one of the four countries that cooperated with the field testing of an impacts analysis methodology, to profile recent history of climate change adaptation work sourced from recently completed projects.

Snapshot 2021: Agriculture & Water Security Measures - Palau: Assessing Impact at Intervention

SPREP Publications, Climate Change Resilience

Available Online

The story resilience for communities in Palau requires looking back in time to examine and learn from results of previous climate change adaptation work to inform future planning.

Snapshot 2021: Coastal Protection Measures - Tonga: Assessing Impact at Intervention Level

SPREP Publications, Climate Change Resilience

Available Online

Determining the impacts of climate change adaptation measures requires a comprehensive approach. The sounder the information about the impacts of adaptation measures, the better it is for planning future adaptation activities that focus on efforts which have the desired measurable impact.

Fregetta lineata (Peale, 1848) is a Valid Extant Species Endemic to New Caledonia

Island and Ocean Ecosystems

Available Online

Bretagnolle, Vincent

Flod, Robert L

Gaba, Sabrina

Shirihai, Hadoram

We present evidence that confirms the streaked Fregetta lineata is a valid extant species that breeds on new Caledonia and endorse the vernacular name New Caledonia Storm Petrel. We review taxonomic deliberations over the historic five 'Pealea' streaked storm petrel specimens. Three belong to recently rediscovered New Zealand Storm Petrel F. maoriana.

Dugong action plan in New Caledonia phase 2 2016-2021 last developments

Island and Ocean Ecosystems

Available Online

State of the population (dugong) one of the biggest dugong population in the world, but with only hundreds of individual remaining. An isolated and vulnerable population

SAT-NC - Marine turtle satellite tracking in New Caledonia

Island and Ocean Ecosystems

Available Online

Oremus, Marc

New Caledonia has a major tole to play in the conservation of marine turtles in the South Pacific.

Towards Greener Taxes and Subsidies in Pacific Island Countries and Territories (PICTs)

Watkins, Emma

The Restoration of Ecosystem Services and Adaptation to Climate Change (RESCCUE) project is a regional project implemented by the Pacific Community. The overall goal of RESCCUE is to contribute to increasing the resilience of Pacific Island Countries and Territories (PICTs) in the context of global changes. To this end RESCCUE aims at supporting adaptation to climate change (ACC) through integrated coastal management (ICM), resorting especially to economic analysis and economic and financial mechanisms. The RESCCUE project operates both at the regional level and in one to two pilot sites in four countries and territories: New Caledonia, Vanuatu, Fiji and French Polynesia. RESCCUE is funded primarily by the French Development Agency (AFD) and the French Global Environment Facility (FFEM) for a duration of five years (01/01/2014 to 31/12/2018). The project budget is 8.5 million Euros from AFD/FFEM. It is structured around five components: Component 1: Integrated coastal management supporting ICM implementation through ICM plans, ICM committees, and management activities concerning both terrestrial and marine ecosystems, capacity building and income generating activities. Component 2: Economic analysis using economic analysis to support coastal management and policy decisions. Component 3: Economic and financial mechanisms setting up economic and financial mechanisms to generate additional and sustainable funding for ICM: review of options (payment for ecosystem services, taxes, user fees, trust funds, quota markets, offsets, labels); feasibility studies; implementation; monitoring. Component 4: Capitalization, communication, dissemination of project outcomes in the Pacific going beyond pilot sites activities in order to have impacts at the regional level, by fostering experience sharing between sites, cross-sectoral expertise, and communication and dissemination of the project outcomes. Component 5: Project management implementing and coordinating the project, by providing technical assistance, organizing local and regional steering committees, conducting audits and evaluations (mid-term and ex-post), etc. The report is to present interesting illustrative examples. The examples were selected based on the scale of their (potential) environmental, economic and social impacts, and their relevance to the PICT region, to ensure they are representative of the broader region and any lessons learned from an example in one location could be transferable more widely. This report should be seen as a contribution to the future analysis of taxes and subsidies (and their reform) that can help to meet a range of challenges facing the PICT region. It aims to contribute to guiding the region towards greener taxes and subsidies, by building the knowledge and capacity of policy-makers and stakeholders and offering some ideas for the future further greening of instruments to support the achievement of environmental objectives.

www.sprep.org © 2021 - 2024. All rights reserved