The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) has released a series of 3 books, which highlight the experiences from the South Pacific Biodiversity Conservation Programme (SPBCP), a ten-year project that was implemented in 13 Pacific Island Countries.

The publications are a demonstration of UNDP Samoa’s dedicated approach to projects that produce positive results and changes in the overall environment protection and conservation nationally and globally. At the same time, UNDP Samoa is building on the knowledge network and information sharing for future community based conservation projects in the Pacific as well as on issues of best practice as outlined in the UNDP corporate strategy.

Click to download the following publications:

		South Pacific Biodiversity Conservation Programme: Terminal Evaluation
		Lessons in Conservation for People and Projects in the Pacific Islands Region
		Navigating a new course: Stories in Community Based Conservation in the Pacific Islands

1. Stories Overview

2.  Warrior Bird, Warrior People – 3clans co-operate and save a species in the      Cook Islands

3.  From the Bottom-Up – resilient local leaders regroup in Kosrae

4. Against the Odds – three states in Palau collaborate to conserve a precious bay

5. Ancestral Ways, Modern Voices – the Samoan path to conservation

6. The Snake Spirit and the Cycad Tree – two villages make peace to protect a forest in Vanuatu

7. Looking Forward

Samoa

Niue

ICT Damage Assessment and Recovery Plan after Cyclone Heta in Niue Islands
HON. Toke Talagi The Honourable Deputy Premier of Niue and Minister for the EnvironmentSpeech
Environment Matrix
Assesment Cycone Heta