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The Nile Basin Universities Forum (NBUF) was launched yesterday, June 17 2009, at Speke Resort Munyonyo, Kampala, Uganda, at the...

Stakeholders of the Nile Basin Initiative (NBI) Socio-economic Development and Benefit Sharing (SDBS) project recently expressed appreciation for the progress...

GWP-Med Monthly Progress Report, February 2009

GWP- Med Monthly Progress Report, March 2009

The Dialogue in Lebanon in the framework of the Mediterranean Component of the European Union Water Initiative (MED EUWI) is faciloitated and supported by the Lebanese Ministry of Energy and Water, the Greek Ministry for Environment, Physical Planning and Public Works, the Global Water Partnership - mediterranean, the MEDA Water Programme of the European Commission and the GEF Strategic Partnershi

GWPM - Monthly Progress Report, April 2009

GWP-Med Monthly Progress Report, May 2009

Please follow the instructions below for identifying these areas of destructive fishing. If you have any questions please email Katie Reytar at kreytar@wri.org. Thank you for your contribution to Reefs at Risk Revisited! Threat categories are defined as follows : Low threat (L) threat not known to occur. Medium (M) threat occurs once a month / threat known to occur occasionally. High (H) thr

The Forum Leaders established the Council of Regional Organisations of the Pacific, CROP (formerly the South Pacific Organisations Coordinating Committee, SPOCC) in 1988 with the mandate to improve cooperation, coordination, and collaboration among the various intergovernmental regional organisations to work toward achieving the common goal of sustainable development in the Pacific region.

The Appropriate Technology & Community Development Institute was initially established in 1978 as a joint project between the PNG University of Technology, the South Pacific Appropriate Technology Foundation (SPATF) and the Melanesian Council of Churches (MCC). It is engaged in developing and adopting new technologies for the improvement of quality of life within PNG communities. Through its Likli

EU Pacific Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM) National Planning Programme

The first meeting of the Pacific Platform for Disaster Risk Management was held in Nadi, Fiji from 7 - 15th of May 2009. The Pacific Platform is comprised of a series of Pacific regional meetings of national focal points for disaster risk management; regional development partners and key decision makers of Pacific governments; CEOs responsible for Finance and Planning and Disaster Management. T

This map presents a summary of data published in that report, as well as additional information that illustrates linkages between coastal communities & livelihoods, critical habitats & biodiversity and MMAs of Pacific Island Countries and Territories. For further information go to http://pacific.reefbase.org . To download the full report visit http://www.sprep.org/att/publication/000646_LMMA_r

Draft WIO-LaB SAP now available for downloading

Dar es Salaam, 23-25 June 2009