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Awareness poster on climate change that gives a brief information on climate change kit in the pacific.
Vanuatu is among countries in the Pacific region that are most vulnerable to the risks of
climate change, climate variability and sea level rise. The livelihood of our people and
economy which are interwoven, shaped and driven by climate sensitive sectors, the effect
of climate and sea level change are already very real and pose a tangible threat to the
future socio-economic well-being of Vanuatu.
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Awareness posters on climate change.Each set 1,2 and 3 contains 4 to 10 different posters
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Powerpoint presentation to promote awareness of impacts of climate change and practical adaptations.
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Powerpoint presentation to promote awareness of impacts of climate changeand practical adaptations.
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DVD of a case study of adaption to climate change-work of Youth in reef conservation around Pele isIand.
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Climate Change I save spoilem banana blong yumi. Bigfala san I save bonem ol lif, mekem se kaikai I no gud. Bigfala ren I save mekem se kaikai I stink o ol pipey oli kam plante. Samtaem banana I luk redi be kaikai I no gud nomo. Ol saeklon oli save brokbrokem lif banana mo spoilem kaikai blong hem.
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Presentation made by Jude Tabi on likely impacts of climate change on the forestry sector, and possible adaptations.
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Dear all,
I invite you to a 2 days consultation workshop to be held in Vila next week, 11 - 12th December.
Presentations will be made on findings from the provincial workshops held in Tanna, Santo and Malekula. We do wish to have your views and your valuable contributions to the developement of the Readiness Preparation Proposal (R-PP).
The meeting will commence at 8.30am on Tusday at the Forestry Conference Room at Tagabe, Agriculture Station. Lunch and 2 tea breaks provided. Invitaiton letters sent and details on the program made available during the workshop.
Confirm you attentance and or alternative from your organization for the workshop.
Your chance to contribute to this important report on the climate change and impact and on the forest resources.
Best regards,
ioan
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As support to the policies and strategies contained in the Overarching Productive Sector Policy
document, this situation analysis discusses agriculture’s contribution to broad–based growth in the
Vanuatu economy, analyses constraints to growth and identifies key strategies that would enable
further productive sector growth. In addition the analysis is widened to cover the important socioeconomic
and political context of increasing growth.
The analysis also recognises that many of determinants of agricultural productivity fall outside of
the remit of the productive sector itself and also need to be addressed such as: land policies, labour
availability and costs, infrastructure and transport costs, taxation, trade regimes and currency
valuation, energy prices, commodity tariffs and protections, as well as shifting external market
dynamics and trade negotiations. The policy assignment offered limited scope to address all these
factors in detail, but they have been included in the discussion where appropriate, to indicate how
they are relevant to policy formulation.
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This Report
1. We were fielded by AusAID (PB: 26 May to 14 June ‘06) and NZAID (BM:
6 to 26 June ‘06) to initiate dialogue with the Government of Vanuatu (GoV) over
potential areas of support to economic growth from productive sector3 priorities
established in the Government of Vanuatu’s Priorities and Action Agenda 2006 -
2015
(the ‘PAA’). Terms of Reference are at Attachment 8.
2. Accompanied by DESP, we met with government departments and
officials, private sector operators and their industry bodies in the agriculture,
forestry and tourism sectors, and talked to NGOs and civil society organisations.
We maintained close dialogue with AusAID and NZAID, and consulted other
donors and their projects in Vila and elsewhere. We visited Epi (PB) and Santo,
as well as agriculture and tourism operators on Efate. Key documents4 were
reviewed. A list of persons met is at Attachment 7.
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Vanuatu, an archipelago consisting of 13 principal islands and 60 secondary islands, spreads
from the 13th to the 21st parallel south and covers an area of 12,050 km² in the Pacific Ocean.
The capital, Port-Vila, located on Efate island, is 530 km north-east of Nouméa, New
Caledonia.
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Good Morning Evriwan,
Hope you are well.
Thank you to Jimmy, Wensie, Antoine and Benuel for the respective meetings this week in deepening our discussions on CertLink. I appreciate the time invested by all parties so far and am confident that we are finding our way in this innovative and collaborative process.
During the meeting yesterday with Benuel and Antoine it was suggested we meet on Wednesday 12/12/12 at 8am and suggested we move towards planning for the pilot phase of CertLink in Vanuatu
The pilot proposal was based on the following discussions:
To create, a sub portal on Nuidata.org for each interested Department/Organisation in Vanuatu that wishes to use the CertLink data system in their management systems. We would commence with the selected names (max 5) from each Department/Organisation that wishes to use the CertLink system and we would create the respective user name and password for the participants.
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Vanuatu Food Security Stakeholder Consultation Meeting 22 November 2012 Holiday Inn Resort, Port Vila Meeting Programme Purpose: To strengthen multisectoral action on food and nutrition security in Vanuatu Objectives: 1. To review and revise the national plan of action on food security which was developed during the National Food Summit in September 2009. 2. To identify policy options for improving food security and maternal & infant and young child nutrition. 3. To discuss mechanisms for establishing a coordinating body (Food Security Council) to coordinate national food security activities. Expected outputs 1. A revised and updated Vanuatu National Food Security Action Plan 2. Draft food and nutrition security policy paper 3. Draft TORs for the Vanuatu National Food Security Coordinating Body (Food Security Council) Tentative Programme: Time Session Presenter/Chair 7.30am Registration 8.00 – 10.00 Session 1 Welcome & Introductions Chair: Director Public Health DG, Ministry of Health Background & Purpose of the meeting DG Ministry of Trade & Industry Brief update of 2009 Vanuatu National Food Security Action Plan DG Ministry of Agriculture Brief Introduction to Session 2 group works Karen Fukofuka 10.00 – 10.30 REFRSHMENTS 10.30-11.30 Session 2 Chair: Karen Fukofuka Group Facilitators: Working Group Committee a. Group work – 6 small working groups • M&E & Research capacity • Public & Private partnership – add value to food • Enhanced Production, Processing & Trading of healthy foods • Regulatory frameworks to promote health and fair trade • Enhance food security for infants, children and vulnerable groups • Coordination & Leadership Time Session Presenter/Chair 11.30-13.00 b.
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Hi all
Please don’t forget our monthly Consortium Management Group catch up this week.
Where: Chantilly’s
When: Thursday 1st November, 8am
Please prepare a short (2-3 minutes) update on any positive or negative developments regarding your projects and anything else you would like to share/discuss with the group.
If you haven’t submitted the breakdown of your design costs yet, please do so before our meeting.
Have an awesome day finishing your first report. I am looking forward to reading them.
As always, please bring your diaries.
Cheers
Dan
Daniel Vorbach | Climate Change Adaptation Program Manager PO Box 307, Port VilaTelephone: +678 25786 | Mobile: +678 5968651 | www.oxfam.org.au
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