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… support Policy makers now realizing the impacts of CC Gender ( men/women) now have common understand of CC … l a n d s •Trained Facilitators •Selection of facilitators gender balance •Participatory Rural Appraisal •Prioritization …

… is:  Development of the Guidelines  Conduct of Gender Issues at Kivori  Land resources surveys  … system on the Site The development of the Guidelines, Gender Studies, detailed contour levelling, and hydrogeology … of Development Efforts ▫ Improving Effectiveness of Gender Equality in Mainstream Economic Policy and Dialogue ▫ …

… with draft animals is shared responsibility between the genders and sometimes the children. Women traditionally fetch … flood disaster on women and men All communities and both genders are affected, in the urban and rural communities and … activities. The budget for 2004 is $15,000. Resources for gender specific activities are not identified separately. 4.4 …

… for Disaster Reduction, United Nations. ISDR (2008b) Gender Perspectives: Integrating Disaster Risk Reduction into … contributing group). The different perspectives of each gender, youth, and elders should also be captured. The … Organization of the United Nations, Rome. ISDR (2008b) Gender Perspectives: Integrating Disaster Risk Reduction into …

… are considered to be significant. Particular impact on gender given that it is the women’s role to farm taro plots. Seniloli, M et al (2002). 'Gender issues in environmental sustainability and poverty … to obtain this information. Seniloli, M et al (2002). 'Gender issues in environmental sustainability and poverty …

The effects of marine resource development, aggravated by the rise of population in some Pacific countries, are disturbing those elements on which life depends. Modem technology is making it possible for distant water fishing nations (DWFNs) to fish the Pacific Ocean and sometimes within the exclusive economic zones of Pacific Island countries. The coastal zones, the breeding grounds for marine life, are under pressure from overfishing, coastal run-offs and wastes dumped in the ocean. Efforts to secure sustainable development, conservation and management of the marine resources take place, firstly against a 'background of complex international, national and customary laws, and secondly against a background of plural legal systems where laws passed by a country's legislature, laws "received" during the colonial era, and customary law, all co-exist.