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El Niño: Fact and Fiction - by Bruno Voituriez and Guy Jacques Third volume in the IOC Ocean Forum Series, designed to make scientific knowledge on and understanding of the ocean-climate interface more accessible to the general public. Continuer

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Wise Coastal Practices: Towards Sustainable Small-Island Living - by UNESCO Results of a workshop held in Apia (Samoa) in December 2000, published as Coastal region and small island papers 9.Continuer

UNESCO Titles Related to Coastal Regions-Small Islands (1980-1995) - by UNESCO List of titles (books, journals, articles, promotional materials, electronic media) either published by UNESCO or a direct result of one or more of its programmes. Published as CSI info series 2.Continuer

Island Agenda: An Overview of UNESCO’s Work on Island Environments, Territories and Societies - by UNESCO Cross-cutting overview of UNESCO’s work on small islands, prepared for the UN Global Conference on the Sustainable Development of Small Island Developing States (Barbados, May 1994).Continuer

UNESCO Environment and Development Brief on ‘Coasts – Managing Complex Systems’ - by UNESCO Number 6 in a series aimed at improving the communication to decision-makers of scientific information on environment and development issues. Includes an overview of key issues, approaches to integrated coastal management and sources of further information.Continuer

Ecology and Rational Use of Island Ecosystems - by UNESCO Report of an expert panel to elaborate the scientific content, approaches and plans of study that might be adopted in cooperative work on MAB Project 7. Published as MAB Report Series No 11. Available on microfiche from UNESCO’s Archives and Micrography Section.Continuer

Sustainable Development and Environmental Management of Small Islands - by W. Beller, P. d’Ayala and P. Hein Volume 5 in the Man and the Biosphere Series, comprising 23 individually authored contributions grouped in two sections, with a final consolidated chapter presenting the conclusions and recommendations of an interoceanic workshop which gave birth to the book.Continuer

Khabarovsk Discussions on the Ecology and Rational Use of Island Ecosystems - by UNESCO Report of a one day meeting held during the XIVth Pacific Science Congress in Khabarovsk (ex-Soviet Union), focused on activities in the Pacific region under MAB Project 7. Published as MAB Report Series No 47. Available on microfiche from UNESCO’s Archives and Micrography Section.Continuer

UNESCO Executive Board - 159th session (May 2000) - by Report and decision on implementation of the outcome of the Global Conference on the Sustainable Development of Small Island Developing States.Continuer

UNESCO Field Offices in Different Oceanic Regions - by Continuer

European Island Agenda - by One of outputs of the First European Conference on Sustainable Island Development, held in Menorca (Spain) in April 1997 under the aegis of the International Scientific Council for Island Development (INSULA), UNESCO, European Commission and the Consell Insula de Menorca.Continuer

Monitoring sea-level change in Oceania - by Feature article in Issue 50 (December 2003) of the quarterly bulletin Tiempo.Continuer

Wise Practices for Conflict Prevention and Resolution in Small Islands - by UNESCO Results of a workshop on ‘Furthering Coastal Stewardship in Small Islands’, held in Dominica in July 2001, published as Coastal region and small islands paper 11.Continuer

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