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Pacific Region Environmental Strategy 2005-2009
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Books, Periodicals, Studies, and Reports On-line edition: Free of Charge Paperback (Pub. Date: 2004) In stock |
With many Pacific economies and societies heavily reliant upon management of their natural resource endowments, attention to environmental concerns is critical to achieving sustainable development in the region. ADB has become an increasingly active partner of the region in fostering improved environmental management capacity and performance at the local, sector, national, and regional levels.
The Pacific Region Environmental Strategy (PRES) is the result of a regional technical assistance covering
This volume presents a series of case studies, carried out to add important field-level context to the overall PRES analysis and organized under the theme “mainstreaming environment in development planning and management”. The case study volume accompanies and complements the main PRES report, which presents the principal findings and lays out ADB’s new environmental assistance strategy for the Pacific. The PRES analysis and its recommendations are part of a broader strategic planning exercise covering ADB’s overall assistance to the region for the period 2005-2009.
252 pages.
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About the Editors, Contents, Abbreviations, Foreword [ PDF: 541KB | 14 pages ]
Introduction: Toward Environmental Mainstreaming [ PDF: 55KB | 7 pages ]
Threats to the Pacific Environment
Toward Environmental Mainstreaming
ADB's Pacific Region Environmental Strategy
The Case Studies
Conclusion
The Funafuti Conservation Area, Funafuti Atoll, Tuvalu: Drawing Lessons for Future Marine Conservation Planning and Management [ PDF: 1,055KB | 57 pages ]
Executive Summary
Introduction
Broader Context: Marine Protected Areas as a Management Tool
Description of the Funafuti Conservation Area Project
The Case Study
Major Findings
Lessons Learned
Costs and Expected Benefits of Management
Recommendations
Implications Beyond the Region
References
Appendixes
Strategic Environmental Assessment of Fiji Islands National Tourism Plan [ PDF: 1,131KB | 64 pages ]
Executive Summary
Rationale of the Case Study
The Case Study
The Methodology
Major Findings and Analysis
Objectives
Environmental, Social, and Economic Baseline
Assessing the Impact of the Tourism Development Plan
Sustainable Options for Dealing with Key Issues
Conclusions and Recommendations
Lessons Learned
References
Appendixes
The Integration of Traditional and Modern Systems of Environmental Management: Public-Private Partnerships in Natural Resource Management and Tourism Development in the State of Yap, Federated States of Micronesia [ PDF: 847KB | 50 pages ]
Executive Summary
Background and Rationale of the Study
The Study
Findings and Analysis
Lessons Learned
Recommendations
References
Appendix
Application of Traditional Environmental Management Practices, Knowledge, and Values to Solid Waste Management on Majuro Atoll, Republic of Marshall Islands [ PDF: 741KB | 17 pages ]
Executive Summary
RMI TEM Project
Natural Resources and Environment Issues
Solid Waste Management Issues
TEM Knowledge, Practices and Values
Application of TEM Information to SWM
Involvement of the Traditional Leaders in SWM
SWM Issues that TEM cannot Address
Conclusions and Recommendations
References
Mainstreaming Environmental Considerations and Traditional Knowledge and Practices into Policies and Programs for the Mele Catchment Area in Vanuatu [ PDF: 1,021KB | 47 pages ]
Executive Summary
Case Study Aims and Objectives
How the Study was Conducted
Current Status of Planning and Resource Use Management in Vanuatu
The Tagabe River Catchment Area: Prospects and Problems
Frameworks for Integrating and Implementing Environmental and Community Planning
Recommendations
References
Appendixes
Lessons Learned [ PDF: 43KB | 6 pages ]
Introduction
Key Observations and Findings of the Case Studies
Lessons and Implications
Conclusion and Acknowledgements
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