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Organisation

Secretariat of the Pacific Community

Chapter

Drivers for the development of deep sea minerals in the Pacific


Could the world’s hunger for metals and minerals, and state strategies for securing access to them, propel the development of deep sea mining?
Report

Coastal fisheries and climate change


The aim of this policy brief is to: alert Pacific Island countries and territories (PICTs) to the projected effects of climate change on the contributions that coastal fisheries make to food security and livelihoods; and identify the adaptations and policies needed to reduce the threats and capitalise on the opportunities. Key messages Projected declines in...
Report

Freshwater fisheries and climate change


The aim of this policy brief is to: alert Pacific Island countries and territories (PICTs) to the projected effects of climate change on the contributions that freshwater (and estuarine) fisheries make to food security; and identify the adaptations and policies needed to reduce the threats and capitalise on the opportunities. Key messages Projected increases in...
Strategy

Oceanic fisheries and climate change


Projected redistribution of tuna further east has implications for the economic benefits derived from industrial fisheries, and for the supply of tuna for food security. Several practical adaptations can reduce the risks to PICTS in the west and optimise the benefits for those in the east.
Strategy

Aquaculture and climate change


Projected increases in air temperatures and rainfall in the tropics are expected to improve the conditions for freshwater aquaculture. Conversely, projected increases in sea surface temperature, rainfall, sea-level, ocean acidification and the intensity of cyclones are likely to cause problems for coastal aquaculture (mariculture). The aim of this policy brief is to: alert Pacific Island...

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