Review of environmental issues in the Pacific Region and the role of the Pacific Regional Environment Programme

The South Pacific Regional Environment Programme (SPREP) was originally established as a result of a decision taken at the Conference on the Human Environment in the South Pacific held in Rarotonga in 1982. It was established as a separate entity within the South Pacific Commission (SPC - now the Secretariat of the Pacific Community) based in Noumea, New Caledonia; and formed part of the UNEP Regional Seas Programme.

Unpublished paper presented at the Workshop and symposium on Collaborating for sustainable development of the Pacific Islands : Towards effective e-learning systems on environment, Okinawa, Japan

Call Number: VF 6548 (EL)

Physical Description: 30 p. ; 29 cm