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… based adaptation, waste management, incorporating gender issues (PACC assessment, gender toolkit), and the work programme on loss and damage … community cohesiveness and bringing issues such as gender equality (etc) into the discussions, it was clarified …

… at US$107 million (Connell, 2018). 10 Cultural and gender aspects The effects of climate change are gender and culture specific, meaning that the way each gender …

… Bank, 2014; Leong et al., 2014). Divisions of labour (by gender and diversity) related to agriculture are … Bank 2017; ADB 2013). Differential energy needs, based on gender, age, socioeconomic status, and diversity, with more …

… but few made gains in reducing poverty and achieving gender equality. Health and education outcomes are generally …

… 201-210 Effects of Climate Change on Society, Culture and Gender Relevant to the Pacific Islands Tiffany Straza, UN … aims for gender mainstreaming and actively encourages both genders to participate in training and in other aspects of …

… Fijian Resident of: Fiji Birth date: 8th August, 1969 Gender: Male Marital Status: Married PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE … (M) or 3381377 (W) EMAIL ADDRESS : [email protected] GENDER : Female NATIONALITY : Fiji Islander MARITAL STATUS : …

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.