Dataset with a combined document of environmental regulations of RMI
Data herein were extracted from different sources that recorded RMI carbon emission 1. carbon emission year 2000 & 2009
RMI legislations, acts and documents linking/supporting the alignment of RMI NAP to the UNCCD.
Annual Report published by Economic Policy, Planning and Statistics Office. The baseline of the statistical yearbook started from 2015 to 2017.
Information regarding species only found in RMI and are a particular concern due to their limited geographic range
This report identifies the records on traditional Marshallese fishing techniques
The Majuro Declaration of Climate Leadership was adopted by the Leaders of the Pacific Islands Forum in 2013. The Declaration captures the Pacific’s political commitment to be a region of Climate Leaders, and to spark a “new wave of climate leadership” that can deliver a safe climate future for all.
Homeowner handbook to prepare for natural disaster so that risks to families and properties may be reduced.
A report on the coral bleaching event ever recorded for the Marshall Islands that occurred since about mid-September, 2014
Jaluit have unique wetland ecosystems which support various species. This dataset contains data pertaining to threatened species within and around the sites
Report based on an underwater surveys conducted in Namu atoll relating to the status of its marine resources.
Information document for participants on POLP Inception Workshop in Nadi, Feb 2020
Movement Statistics Data
During the 2016 drought in the RMI, WASH cluster, under the Office of the Chief/National Disaster Management Office conducted assessments to analyze the impacts of the drought.
List of projects completed and are currently in the pipeline in the Energy Sector
The official Local Early Action plan created by the Mejit Local Resource Committee and community members. This was done as a part of the community's implementation of the Reimaanlok process. The Local Early Action Plan identifies communities values resources, threats to those resources, and potential solutions and actions the community could implement to address those threats.
GIS layer files used to create Maps showing wave-inundation and heavy rainfall flood risk for communities in Ebeye-KWAJ; Bouj, Mwonkubok, Mwonnin, Tobikle, Guugeegue, Santo, and Ebadon. Other data files, such as electricity lines, poles, and transformers were used as other hazards that might contribute to flooding. Data shared by Giardino et. al., MEC John Aikuj, IOM, Ebeye Community
In partnership with International Office for Migration in Majuro Atoll.
Reports submitted by the RMI to the UN Human Rights Council.