Secretariat of the Pacific Community (SPC)
PUBLICATIONS CATALOGUE (1997–2008)
SECRETARIAT OF THE PACIFIC COMMUNITY
SECRETARIAT OF THE PACIFIC COMMUNITY (SPC)
ANNUAL REPORT 2007 PART 1 - ANNUAL OVERVIEW
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Secretariat of the Pacific Community (SPC)
PUBLICATIONS CATALOGUE (1997–2008)
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Secretariat of the Pacific Community Cataloguing-in-publication data
Secretariat of the Pacific Community (SPC) Publications catalogue (1997-2008) / Secretariat of the Pacific Community
English and French text printed tête-bêche 1. Secretariat of the Pacific Community – Catalogs 2. International organization – Catalogs
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Cover, design and layout: Muriel Borderie – SPC Publications Section Prepared for publication at the Secretariat of the Pacific Community’s headquarters,
Noumea, New Caledonia, 2008
This catalogue was produced in collaboration between the SPC library and Publications Section.
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CONTENTS
About this catalogue ...2
Select list of publications ...4
Corporate publications ... 4
Marine Resources Division ... 6
Human Development Programme ...12
Public Health Programme ...15
Statistics and Demography Programme ...18
Land Resources Division ...19
SPC publications from 1997 to 2008 ... 23
Corporate ...23
General ...24
Health...24
Healthy Lifestyle ... 24
HIV and STIs ... 26
Public Health ... 27
Tuberculosis ... 29
Human Development ...29
CETC ... 29
Culture ... 29
Women ... 31
Youth ... 31
Demography/Statistics ...32
Land Resources...33
General ... 33
Animal Health and Production ... 34
Biosecurity and Trade ... 34
Crop Production ... 34
Forestry (General) ... 35
Forestry – Land Use Planning... 36
Forestry – Management ... 38
Plant Protection ... 41
Marine Resources ...43
Fisheries ... 43
Maritime ... 51
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ABOUT THIS CATALOGUE
This catalogue of SPC publications covers the period 1997 to 2008.
It includes all formal publications produced in English and French by the organisation since 1997, when SPC became the Secretariat of the Pacific Community. SPC was previously called the South Pacific Commission.
CONTENTS
The catalogue lists English and French publications separately and is in two parts:
Part 1
• (in colour) is a selected list highlighting our most popular recent books, reports and multimedia productions with a brief description of their contents and, where applicable, more specific information such as ISSN, ISBN and number of pages, etc. See the ‘Select list of publications’ on pages 4 to 19.
Part 2
• is a comprehensive list of all formal SPC publications from 1997 to 2008. See ‘SPC Publications from 1997 to 2008’, starting on page 23.
In both parts, publications are arranged by subject for ease of consultation.
WHERE TO FIND SPC DOCUMENTS The SPC Library at its Noumea
headquarters is the depository for all SPC documents. The library at the SPC Suva Regional Office also holds a number of SPC documents. Members of the public may consult documents on site, but may not borrow them. SPC publications are also available in most of its member countries at libraries with which SPC has deposit agreements.
SPC Library (Noumea, New
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Caledonia): All documents listed in this catalogue can be consulted on site in the SPC Library at SPC headquarters, Anse-Vata, Noumea, New Caledonia (tel. +687 26 20 00).
The library is open to the public on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 8 a.m. to 12 noon, and on Wednesdays from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m.
The full library catalogue can be searched online1.
SPC Suva Regional Office
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library (Fiji Islands): Institutional documents and documents published by the Land Resources Division (agriculture and forestry) can be consulted at the library of our Suva Regional Office in Nabua, Fiji Islands (tel. +679 337 0733). In addition, the SPC Suva library can help arrange access, by appointment, to SPC branch libraries in Suva that hold items published by its Community Education Training Centre (CETC), Regional Maritime Programme and Regional Media Centre. The SPC Suva library is open to the public on Tuesdays from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m.
and from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m., or by appointment.
Deposit libraries:
• Selected libraries
throughout the Pacific and around the world act as deposit libraries for all SPC documents. Email us at [email protected] for the contact address of your nearest deposit library.
HOW TO OBTAIN COPIES OF SPC DOCUMENTS
Most of our documents are available from the Publications Distribution Office free of charge to governments and selected target groups in the
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Pacific region, although there may be restrictions on the number of free copies that can be made available to each recipient.
In some cases, charges (including mailing costs) apply. As these vary depending on individual publications and on the specific target group, contact the Publications Distribution Office if you are interested in a particular publication.
Customers from outside the Pacific region (from non Pacific Island members of SPC) must pay for publications and mailing costs. For some publications, inquiries may be referred to the Book’in commercial website (http://www.pacific-bookin.
com/boutique/).
Copies of SPC publications can be obtained from:
Publications Distribution Office:
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All publications listed in this catalogue are available from the Publications Distribution Office at SPC headquarters, Noumea (tel. +687 26 20 00, extension 195). The office is open to the public on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 8 a.m. to 12 noon, and on Wednesdays from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m.
It is preferable to contact the office by email ([email protected]), fax (+687 26 38 18), or mail (SPC, Publications Distribution Office, BP D5, 98848 Noumea Cedex, New Caledonia). If you live in the Pacific Island region and believe that you or your organisation may be entitled to receive publications free of charge, please list the publications you want and provide information about the proposed use. The office will inform you if any costs apply, or provide a quote with payment details, if necessary,
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and delivery information. The office may also refer you to the Bookin commercial website.
Online purchase with credit
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card: Some of our most popular publications can be purchased online, on Book’in’s secure Web site, using a credit card. Go to http://www.pacific-bookin.com/
boutique/ and click on the flag to select English or French, then click on the SPC logo.
Selected outlets:
• A few of our
most popular publications can be purchased from selected outlets in New Caledonia and other Pacific Island countries and territories. Contact the Publications Distribution Office to find out if there is an outlet in your country.
If a publication is out of print, you will be given the option of downloading a free electronic copy, or receiving a print-on-demand copy at a cost.
Many of our recent publications are available on request in electronic format (Adobe Acrobat® PDF). All SPC publications are gradually
being digitised, e.g. all SPC fisheries documents published since SPC began in 1947 are already available in electronic format on a DVD entitled
‘SPC Coastal & Oceanic Fisheries Programmes Digital Library’. The fisheries digital library can also be searched online2.
FOR BOOKSHOPS OR BOOK DISTRIBUTORS If you run a bookshop or book distribution service and would like to carry some of our publications, please contact the Publications Distribution Office. Bookseller discounts apply.
COPYRIGHT
All SPC publications (including artwork, photos and films) are copyrighted to the organisation. However, SPC authorises the partial reproduction or translation of its material for scientific, educational or research purposes, provided that SPC and the source document are properly acknowledged.
For all other purposes, requests to
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reproduce SPC publications in any form, including electronic forms, or to translate or adapt them, in whole or in part, must be addressed in writing to the SPC Publications Manager (email [email protected] or write to the Publications Manager, SPC, BP D5, 98848 Noumea Cedex, New Caledonia).
Requests to reproduce documents must state:
the title of the document, author,
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and ISBN and ISSN numbers if applicable;
the exact part of the document
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that you wish to use (illustrations/
images/diagrams, text extract, etc.);
how the work will be used (full
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reproduction, extracts included within other content, adaptation, translation, etc.) and by whom;
whether reproduction will be in
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print, released online, on CD/DVD, etc; and
whether reproduction is for sale or
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commercial use (sale price and print run) or for other purposes (non- profit, educational, scientific, etc.).
Fees may apply and SPC reserves the right to refuse permission.
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SPC annual report: Summary of the year’s achievements and events, and financial operations for the year (published annually in two parts – Annual overview and Financial report).
ISSN 1017-1983
SPC and its role in the Pacific region (brochure) 2008: General information about SPC, its structure, goals and activities.
CORPORATE PUBLICATIONS
Déclaration de Tahiti Nui (revised February 2005), 17p. The Déclaration was adopted in December 1999 by the First Conference of the Pacific Community. It describes SPC’s operating policies and is a companion document to the Corporate Plan.
ISBN 982-00-0093-9
SPC corporate plan 2007–2012, 39p.
Outlines the strategic direction and programme plans of the Secretariat for a five-year period. It presents the shared vision of SPC’s member countries and territories for the region and is based on extensive discussions at national and regional level with SPC stakeholders.
ISBN 978-982-00-0239-5
Meeting house of the Pacific: the story of SPC 1947–2007, 191p. The story of SPC presented in a beautifully illustrated coffee-table book in English and French.
The book was published to celebrate SPC’s 60th birthday in 2007 and is a fascinating account of how the development of the organisation has mirrored the political and cultural development of the Pacific Islands region. Apart from Thomas R. Smith’s earlier account of SPC’s first 25 years (now out of print), this is the only history of SPC that has been published. It offers the reader an insider’s view, based on meeting reports, newsletters, press cuttings, personal recollections and archives.
ISBN 978-982-00-0221-0
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CORPORATE PUBLICATIONS
English style guide (revised 2003), 56p. Style manual for SPC and SPREP (Secretariat of the Pacific Regional Environment Programme) authors. Describes how to produce documents for publication and outlines the style and grammar conventions that authors should follow to streamline the editing process and facilitate layout. ISBN 982-203-931-X
Guidelines for rapporteuring SPC meetings, 33p. Guide to producing a formal and accurate record of meetings and conferences. (Rapporteuring –also called précis writing– involves the production of official records.)
ISBN 978-982-00-0216-6
A guide to © at SPC, 54p. Guide designed to provide SPC staff with useful and relevant information on copyright in relation to SPC publications. It consists of three parts: a general introduction to copyright issues, the application of copyright to SPC publications, and the process for obtaining permission to reproduce and use non-SPC materials. ISBN 978-982-00-0255-5
The Pacific Islands (2004): Map showing the Pacific region on one side and details of individual Pacific Island countries and territories on the other. The map is in English and French, and also provides information on the political status, land area, population, capital, languages, gross domestic product (GDP), exports and exclusive economic zones (EEZ) of countries and territories.
Available flat or folded.
Guide to SPC services (2007), 91p.
Overview of SPC’s areas of expertise, the types of assistance it offers its members, and information on how to access its services. ISBN 978-982-00-0231-9
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Deep-bottom fishing techniques for the Pacific Islands: A manual for fishermen (1999), 82p. Describes how to construct and use a range of fishing gear to target deep-water snapper at depths of 100–400 m. Also covers how to locate good fishing spots, rig the boat and anchor gear, maintain the boat properly and keep records, and handle the catch correctly to ensure its quality. ISBN 982-203-681-7
MARINE RESOURCES DIVISION
Coastal Fisheries
Fisheries management by communities: A manual on promoting the management of subsistence fisheries by Pacific Island communities (2000), 39p.
Provides technical information on various fisheries and the marine environment and a guide to promoting and encouraging fisheries management by Pacific Island communities. ISBN 982-203-713-9
Vertical longlining and other methods of fishing around fish aggregation devices (FADs): A manual for fishermen (1998), 64p.
Practical guide to constructing and using vertical longlines, mid-water handlines and set lines, and drifting lines to target larger tunas around FADs.
ISBN 982-203-645-0
Horizontal longline fishing methods and techniques: A manual for fishermen (2003), 130p.
Guide to the principles and techniques of good horizontal tuna longline fishing;
suitable for beginners or for those who want to refine their skills. ISBN 982-203- 937-9
Practical methods for preserving seafoods: Salting and drying (1997), 39p. Intended as a guide for trainers, the manual features detailed lessons, practical exercises, audio-visual teaching aids and photos. ISBN 982-203-538-1 Setting up a small-scale business:
A guide for women in fisheries (1997), 40p. Guide for trainers and for women planning to set up a business;
includes lessons, exercises and teaching aids. ISBN 982-203-537-9
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MARINE RESOURCES DIVISION
FAD Manual Volume 3: Deploying and maintaining FAD systems (1998), 43 p. Guide to preparing for and deploying fish aggregating devices (FADs). Readers will also find the first two volumes useful since they contain valuable material that is not repeated in Volume 3. ISBN 982-203-621-3
Marine turtle identification cards (2003): Identification guide presenting seven species of marine turtle. Each species is presented on a two-page spread that includes a full-colour picture of the live animal on one page and graphics of the head and carapace, highlighting the main identifying features, on the other. The guide also contains basic information on each species (distribution,
average length and weight, diet, and status of the stocks). As the capture of turtles by pelagic longlining is an issue of great concern, the guide also describes how to release and treat hooked turtles.
Ciguatera field reference guide (2005), 88p. Ciguatera is a form of food poisoning caused by eating fish containing toxins called ciguatoxins that come from micro-algae living on coral reefs. Symptoms range from unpleasant to severe, and ciguatera is a significant public health issue in the Pacific and in all parts of the world where coral reefs are found. Negative publicity around the incidence of ciguatera often leads to a reduction of commerce in reef fish in island communities and also jeopardises reef fish exports. This well-illustrated book describes the fish species most likely to cause ciguatera poisoning, its effects on the body, and the remedies used to treat symptoms. It also provides a practical guide to methods for assessing and trying to manage ciguatera risks by introducing monitoring and other measures.
ISBN 982-00-0116-1
Safety aboard fishing vessels:
A practical guide for crew members (1998), 24p. This handbook uses graphics to show the various types of safety equipment used on fishing vessels, and the dangers most commonly faced at sea and how to address them. Also includes a list of the terms used aboard fishing vessels in the Pacific Islands region, in English, Japanese and Taiwanese.
ISBN 982-203-617-5
Socioeconomic fisheries surveys in Pacific Islands:
A manual for the collection of a minimum dataset (2007), 129p.
Socioeconomic information helps fisheries officers and other coastal
resource stakeholders to monitor and manage reef and lagoon resources in their country. The information gathered is also important for making informed decisions about the sustainable use of coastal marine resources. This manual provides a guide to collecting accurate socioeconomic data on reef and lagoon fisheries and gives details and formulas for carrying out a useful analysis of the data. ISBN 978-982-00- 0190-9
Shark identification in Pacific tropical offshore fisheries (2005):
Guide to the main identification features for 27 tropical shark species, produced by SPC to help improve catch data and statistics on sharks that interact with longline and purse-seine fisheries in the Western and Central Pacific. With a better understanding of shark stocks, regional fisheries managers can ensure that sharks are fished in a sustainable manner.
Fisheries observers, fishing masters and crew on board longline and purse-seine vessels in the Western and Central Pacific are likely to find the cards very useful.
Fisheries training institutions and fishing communities may also find them helpful.
ISBN 982-00-0087-4
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Marine species identification manual for horizontal longline fishermen (2006), 152p. The information in this manual will help domestic tuna longline fishermen in the Pacific region complete their catch and effort logsheets more precisely. It enables fishers to more accurately
identify the fish they catch and to record species previously not recorded because they were not known or considered insignificant or irrelevant. ISBN 982- 00-0138-2
MARINE RESOURCES DIVISION
Onboard handling of sashimi-grade tuna: A practical guide for crew members (2005), 24p. There are many ways of handling and packing fresh tuna, but very specific techniques are required for the export of a high- grade product to sashimi markets. This booklet, primarily intended for crew members on tuna longliners, describes in detail the handling and refrigeration methods needed to meet the exacting standards of the Japanese fresh tuna market. ISBN 982-00-0057-2
Protected marine species and the tuna longline fishery in the Pacific Islands (2004), 44p. Intended for use by fisheries trainers, this booklet provides information on protected species for fishers, boat owners, processors and others in the longline fishing industry. It also contains training aids and a list of additional reference materials. Trainers can use the booklet to incorporate sessions on the bycatch issue into existing and planned training courses for fishing industry workers across the Pacific. ISBN 982-00-0021-1
Manual on fish aggregating devices (FADs): Lower-cost moorings and programme management (2005), 49p. The cost of materials used to construct FADs increased sharply in the late 1990s and SPC was asked to conduct experiments on FAD buoy and mooring configurations to reduce costs and lengthen their lifespan. The results of these experiments are summarised in this manual, which also discusses how FAD user groups can play an active and sustainable role in managing FADs and provides a guide for managing national FAD programmes (monitoring, maintenance, funding options, design, and assessment of the efficiency of sub- surface FADs). ISBN 982-00-0085-8
SPC fisheries address book 2008, 72p.
This popular and useful publication (formerly published by the FAO/UNDP Regional Fisheries Support Programme) includes more than 1,300 addresses covering 50 countries, and information on exclusive economic zone (EEZ) areas and populations (based on statistics provided by SPC’s Statistics and Demography Programme). ISBN 982-203-806-2
A business manual on value-added products from tuna and tuna bycatch (2007), 19p. Provides practical guidelines to help existing and potential entrepreneurs set up sustainable and profitable businesses making value- added products from tuna and the by- products of tuna fisheries. The focus of the manual is on setting up and running a business and managing operations (‘will it make a profit?’), rather than on the value-adding processes themselves (‘how do I do it?’).
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MARINE RESOURCES DIVISION
A manual for the co-management of commercial fisheries in the Pacific (2001), 39p. Provides guidelines and suggestions to assist government agencies and fisheries resource user groups to promote and facilitate stakeholder involvement in developing and managing commercial fisheries in the Pacific region.. ISBN 982-203-863-1
Pacific Island sea cucumbers and beche-de-mer identification cards (2004): Identification guide to 21 important sea cucumber species from the Pacific Islands region. Each species is presented in a two-page spread that includes a full-colour underwater picture of the live animal and ventral and dorsal views of the corresponding dried product (beche-de-mer). The guide also provides basic information on the species (preferred habitat and depth, average size), a short description of the dried product, and additional information on the biology of sea cucumbers and beche-de-mer processing methods.
Size limits and other coastal fisheries regulations used in the Pacific Islands region (2005), 32p. Outlines basic fishery management measures used in different islands to regulate particularly important or potentially vulnerable species. An important objective of the booklet is to share knowledge between member countries and territories of the Pacific Community. ISBN 982-00-0124-2
SPC Coastal and Oceanic Fisheries Programmes digital library (2008 updated edition): Searchable PDFs of all SPC fisheries-related documents.
Available on DVD.
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Secretariat of the Pacific Community tuna fishery yearbook: Covers the status of tuna fisheries in the western and central Pacific Ocean since 1950, presenting catch statistics for the SPC statistical area, which encompasses the exclusive economic zones (EEZs) of SPC member countries and territories and the adjacent high seas. It was published annually by SPC from 1998 to 2004. In 2004, the name of the report changed to Western and Central Pacific Fisheries Commission tuna fishery yearbook (now available only online). ISSN 1022-4564
MARINE RESOURCES DIVISION
Oceanic Fisheries
The Western and Central Pacific tuna fishery: Overview and status of stocks: Tuna fishery assessment reports are published annually and provide up- to-date information on the tuna fishery of the western and central Pacific Ocean and its fish stocks. The report focuses on the main tuna stocks targeted by the fishery – skipjack, yellowfin, bigeye and South Pacific albacore tuna. Reports are available for every year from 1998 to 2006 (except 2004).
Tuna bulletin: Presents tables of monthly catch rates for selected longline, pole-and-line and purse-seine fleets operating in the Western and Central Pacific Fisheries Commission statistical area. Maps of catches, plots of catch rates and histograms of annual catches are also presented. The bulletin is prepared by SPC’s Oceanic Fisheries Programme under contract to the Western and Central Pacific Fisheries Commission. It was formerly published by SPC, but is now called the Western and Central Pacific Tuna Bulletin and is published every six months, only online.
Fork length: Newsletter covering the tuna fisheries of the western and central Pacific Ocean. Includes articles on the work of shipboard observers and port samplers, and all aspects of the oceanic fisheries data system, e.g. collecting and managing information and using information to verify catch and effort data from logsheets. ISSN 1607-0224
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MARINE RESOURCES DIVISION
Maritime
Pacific women in maritime:
Opportunities and challenges (2004): Leaflet with information about the Pacific Women in Maritime Association – the first regional maritime association focused on raising the profile of Pacific women in the maritime sector.
Pacific Island seafarers: Report of a study on economic and social issues affecting Pacific Island
seafarers in Fiji, Tuvalu and Kiribati (2003), 78p: A study of the economic and social implications of seafaring on dependants and communities.
ISBN 982-203-962-X
Pacific Maritime Watch:
Quarterly newsletter providing information on SPC Regional Maritime Programme activities, and maritime- related news from other regional organisations and Pacific Island countries, disseminated to relevant people in the Pacific maritime sector and other stakeholders abroad. ISSN 1728-4473
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Short stories from small islands: Tales shared in Palau, 99p. Collection of short stories by seven authors living in Oceania and a contribution by well-known American author and editor of the collection, Alan Dean Foster.
This eye-catching small book was one of the artistic achievements of the 9th Festival of Pacific Arts, held in Palau in July 2004.
ISBN 982-00-0099-8
Eleven approaches to culture and nature in the South Pacific, 164p. Translation (French to English) of 11 thought-provoking papers presented at a symposium held in New Caledonia in 2003. The symposium proceedings were published in French by Expressions Editions, and given the interest they attracted, a selection of papers were translated for the benefit of English speakers in the Pacific region. ISBN 982-00-0112-9
HUMAN DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME
ËCommunity Education Training Centre (CETC)
Community Training Update: Community Education Training Centre’s quarterly newsletter. SPC’s Community Education Training Centre (CETC) is based in Suva, Fiji Islands. Its annual seven-month live-in training programme, which is available to women from SPC’s member countries and territories, focuses on ‘increasing and enhancing the effectiveness and attributes of women in sustainable community development, leadership and practice’. ISSN 1562-4110
Symposium on the protection of traditional knowledge and expressions of indigenous cultures in the Pacific Islands (SPC Technical Paper no. 215), 204p. Report on a symposium organised by SPC in cooperation with UNESCO, at the request of the Council of Pacific Arts.
ISSN 0081-2862, ISBN 982-203-693-0 Cultural etiquette in the Pacific Islands, 149p. Preliminary guide to
the etiquette and protocol of each of SPC’s 22 island member countries and territories. The guide gives a brief overview of political and social structures.
ISBN 982-00- 0030-9
Cultural Affairs
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The Samoa Family Health and Safety Study (2007), 130p. Report on the Samoa Family Health and Safety Study, which was part of the larger Pacific Multi-site Study of the Effects of Violence against Women on Family Health and Safety.
The study was a joint research initiative of SPC and the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA).
It followed the methodology of the World Health Organization’s Multi- country Study of Women’s Health and Domestic Violence.
ISBN 982-203-977-8
HUMAN DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME
Oltobed a malt: Nurture, regenerate, celebrate: ‘Oltobed a malt’, which means ‘nurture, regenerate, celebrate’, was the theme of the Ninth Festival of Pacific Arts held in Palau in 2004. Artists and performers from 27 Pacific Island countries and territories came to Palau, a small island country of 20,000 people in the North Pacific, to celebrate their cultures. The DVD presents the colour, costumes, sights and splendour of this magnificent and memorable event.
Regional framework for the protection of traditional knowledge and expressions of culture (2002), 30p. The Pacific Regional Framework, comprising a background note, model law and explanatory memorandum, was developed to assist Pacific Island countries and territories to legally protect their traditional knowledge and expressions of culture. ISBN 982-203-933-6
Guidelines for developing national legislation for the protection of
traditional knowledge and expressions of culture based on the Pacific Model Law 2002 (2006), 80p. An essential handbook for policy-makers and legislators seeking to establish legal protection of their national knowledge and culture. The guidelines are available free to SPC members. ISBN 978-982-00-0177-0
Gender
Women Today Pacific:
Women’s issues newsletter.
ISSN 1017-3900
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Pacific youth charter, 16p.
Charter developed by the young people from throughout the region
who participated in the First Pacific Youth Festival, held in Tahiti in 2006.
ISBN 978-982-00-0183-1
Youth
HUMAN DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME
Pacific youth strategy 2010, 56p.
At their 2004 meeting in Auckland, New Zealand, Pacific leaders agreed to
‘listen to the needs and aspirations of the burgeoning population of young people in the region, and recognise the impact of bigger and more youthful populations on the resources required for education and vocational training, health care, and job opportunities’.This strategy outlines the direction and plans proposed to meet these needs.
ISBN 982-00-0151-X
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The leaves we eat, 97p.
Available in English and French.
ISBN 982-203-245-5
PUBLIC HEALTH PROGRAMME
Non-communicable Diseases / Healthy Pacific Lifestyle
The staples we eat (Handbook no.
35, 1999) 47p. General information on the nutritional benefits and use of traditional staple foods in the Pacific region. Contains detailed descriptions of staple foods, colour illustrations of the foods and graphs showing their nutrient content. ISBN 982-203-695-7
The fruits we eat (2001) 179p.
ISBN 982-203-802X, ISSN 0081-2811
Coconut: Its role in health (2003) Easy-to-read summary of information on the health benefits of coconut products. ISBN 982-203-941-7
Coconut and health: A literature Review (2003), 37 p. Comprehensive review of research literature for those needing more detail and references on coconuts and health (PDF only).
Obesity in the Pacific: Too big to ignore, 12p. Summary of key findings of a 2001 regional meeting, which presents useful information for advocating action.
Limit one copy per person/institution.
ISBN 982-203-925-5
Noncommunicable diseases in Pacific Island countries (2003), 72p.
Report published in collaboration with the World Bank. Provides an overview of the disease burden and economic cost of non-communicable diseases and policy options for dealing with them. It focuses on data from Samoa, Tonga and Fiji Islands.
ISBN 982-203-936-0
Posters:
Be healthy – stay fit, stay slim
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Jecko’s Pacific Tales – The ABCDs of HIV and AIDS (2005) 41p.
Teaching aid developed for community leaders and teachers; suitable for group discussions on HIV and AIDS and safe sex at the community level.
ISBN 982-00-0035-1 Factsheets (2002): Information on a
wide variety of health topics, useful for both health professionals and the public. There are 22 factsheets. Topics include:
Alcohol
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Cancer
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Diabetes
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Exercise and physical activity
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Food safety
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Heart disease and hypertension
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Feeding babies and young children
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Tobacco and betel nut
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Iron and anaemia
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National strategy to prevent and control non-communicable diseases in Tonga (2004–2009) (2004), 31p.
Report of a workshop, including priority recommendations and summary of meetings planned to support progress.
ISBN 982-00-0046-7
PUBLIC HEALTH PROGRAMME
Communicable Diseases / HIV & STI
PASA: PASA, the Pacific AIDS Alert Bulletin, provides updates on SPC’s HIV & STI programme activities, and information on related events in the region. ISSN 1018-2152
The Pacific Regional Strategy on HIV/
AIDS 2004–2008 (2005), 40p.
Comprehensive strategy developed after extensive consultation with a broad range of stakeholders to identify issues best addressed at a regional level.
ISBN 982-00-0100-5
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Positive eating (2001), 32p. Healthy eating for people living with HIV and AIDS.
ISBN 982-203-660-4
Inform’ACTION: The information bulletin of the Pacific Public Health Surveillance Network (PPHSN), which is published three times a year. Includes articles by health professionals from the region on public health surveillance and communicable disease control. ISSN 1029-3396
PUBLIC HEALTH PROGRAMME
Caring for people with AIDS: A community resource (2000), 33p.
Information on how to provide care at home, treat medical problems early, and get professional treatment when required.
ISBN 982-203-755-4
Public Health Surveillance &
Communicable Disease Control
Pacific Public Health Surveillance Network (PPHSN) influenza guidelines (2005), 86 p. Part one of the guidelines discusses influenza preparedness and control, and provides basic information on the nature and epidemiology of the influenza virus and the disease itself. The second part focuses on influenza pandemic preparedness. The guidelines will be reviewed and updated periodically.
ISBN 982-00-0061-0
Tuberculosis
Guidelines for the control of tuberculosis in Cook Islands through DOTS Strategy, 59p. Manual describes structure and detailed procedures used by the Ministry of Health and Family Planning in Cook Islands to treat and control tuberculosis. ISBN 982-203-780-5
Similar manuals are available for Kiribati, Niue, Samoa, Tonga and Wallis and Futuna.
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Pocket statistical summary: The latest key statistical information for SPC’s 22 island member countries and territories in a handy ready-reference format. ISSN 1021-7436
Pacific Islands regional Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) report, 154p. First regional report on steps taken by SPC members to implement the MDG framework. ISBN 982-00- 0051-3
STATISTICS AND DEMOGRAPHY PROGRAMME
Niue population profile based on 2006 census of population and housing (2008) 79p. Report presents 2006 Niue census data and information in a readable format to support informed decision-making by government agencies, the private sector and civil society. ISBN 978- 982-00-0235-7
Kiribati 2005 census, Volume 2:
Analytical Report (2007), 149p.
Analysis of recent population growth and dynamics in Kiribati, with a focus on trends for fertility, mortality, and migration. ISBN 978-982-00-0208-1
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Plant Health
LAND RESOURCES DIVISION
Weeds of the Pacific Islands (Technical Paper no. 209), 124p.
Describes the 18 most important weeds and methods of control.
ISBN 982-203-526-8 ISSN 0081-2862 An insect survey of the Federated States of Micronesia and Palau (Technical Paper no. 210), 55p.
Report of survey and documentation of all the insect and mites recorded in Micronesia, plus detailed information on the biology and control of selected pests. ISBN 982-203-554-3
ISSN 0081-2862
Introduction of fruit and nut trees to atoll countries (Technical Paper no.
211), 35p. Overview of suitable species of trees for atoll conditions. ISBN 982- 203-555-1 ISSN 0081-2862
Pest advisory leaflets: Series of leaflets with detailed information on identification, prevention and treatment of important pests for Pacific agriculture.
Leaflets include:
Banana bunchy top
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Taro leaf blight
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Giant African snail
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Fruit flies in Fiji Islands (also available
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for several other countries and territories)
Coconut scale insect
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Water hyacinth
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Integrated management of kava
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dieback disease
Pest alerts: Essential information on pest detections and outbreaks for all those involved in Pacific agriculture.
Leaflets include:
Erythrina gall wasp (
• Quadrastichus
erythrinae) in American Samoa Little fire ant
• Wasmannia
auropunctata Hymenoptera:
Formicidae (Roger) in New
Caledonia, Wallis and Futuna, Tahiti, Solomon Islands, Vanuatu and Papua New Guinea
Incursion of citrus psyllid in Guam
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Rhinoceros beetle found in Guam
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and Saipan
Land Resources News: Quarterly newsletter with information about SPC’s agricultural and forestry programme activities and regional events.
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Rural land use policy for Fiji (2006), 32p. First documented rural land use policy produced in the Pacific. The policy was developed after extensive consultation stakeholder participation and defines key principles for the sustainable management of rural land resources. It provides an effective information and awareness tool on the necessities of sustainable land management and a rationale for land-related legislation. ISBN 982-203-891-7
Forests & Trees
LAND RESOURCES DIVISION
Trees of Fiji: A guide to 100 rainforest trees (revised edition, 2008), 450p. A comprehensive and beautifully illustrated book on the trees of Fiji. Descriptions of individual trees are accompanied by high-quality photographs, providing informative and enjoyable reading for all tree lovers, specialists and amateurs alike.
ISBN 982-00-0147-1
Review of rural land use in Fiji: Opportunities for the new millennium,197p. Valuable overview of previous national reports and studies concerning land use, land development, and land and water legislation in Fiji.
Identifies issues and constraints for sustainable land development in Fiji and provides basic information on planning processes to facilitate change. ISBN 982- 203-890-9
National code of harvesting practice for the indigenous forests of Niue (prepared by Division of Forestry, Department of Agriculture, Forest and Fisheries, Government of Niue, and published by SPC 2003), 44p.
Code of practice aimed at supporting sustainable management of Niue forests and forest resources by providing practical guidelines to minimise forest damage and improve forest yields.
ISBN 982-203-963-8
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The lost paradise (SPC/GTZ Pacific German Regional Forestry Project, 2003), 20p. Cartoon book created especially for children but that can be enjoyed by readers of all ages.
The colourful illustrations help to simply and candidly highlight the effects of not taking care of our environment and forests. Available in English (original), Fijian, Hindi, Bislama-Vanuatu, French, Samoan and Tongan. ISBN 982-203-990-5
LAND RESOURCES DIVISION
Setting up a tree nursery: A guide for extension workers and communities (produced by Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries, and Forests and SPC/GTZ Pacific-German Regional Forestry Project, Suva, Fiji, 1998), 65p.
Replanting Pacific forests requires knowing how to grow tree seedlings.
This guide provides information on how communities can set up and manage tree nurseries. It covers planning, establishment and management of a nursery, tools and equipment required, and planting seedlings in the field. The instructions are accompanied by clear and simple illustrations.
Agroforestry, a way to better farming: A manual for trainers, teachers and extension workers (1999), 32p. Practical manual for trainers, extension offices and farmers on how agroforestry systems and sustainable land management techniques work.
Raises awareness on biological and ecological processes and their role in land use and cultivation. With clear illustrations and useful hints, the manual is a popular tool for both training and awareness- raising. ISBN 982-209-005-6
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LAND RESOURCES DIVISION
DVDs ON SUSTAINABlE MANAGEMENT OF lAND AND FORESTS
(series of DVDs of varying length produced by SPC/GTZ Pacific-German Regional Forestry Project)
The role of forest and tree resources in the sustainable development of the Pacific Islands (2005) (documentary; running time 45 minutes): Multimedia awareness-raising tool loaded with useful information and excellent visualisations for awareness-raising presentations.
The tale of two islands (2007) (animation available in English and French; running time 60 seconds):
Depicts the devastating impacts and consequences of overexploiting natural resources.
The story of rain (2007) (animation, available in English and French;
running time 60 seconds): Cartoon looks at the different impacts of rain on the environment, and how it relates to land use. Will rain be a beautiful thing that makes plants grow, or a destructive force washing away livelihoods?
The forest: Our future (2007) (animation, available in English and French;
running time 30 seconds): The moral of the story is that sustainable forest management ensures long-term benefits from forests. A grandfather explains to his grandchildren how logging need not necessarily harm the environment.
Burning threatens life (2007) (animation available in English and French; running time, 30 seconds):
Cartoon highlights the impact of fires on forest life through the heart- wrenching tale of a bird family.
Agroforestry: The way ahead (2007) (animation, available in English and French; running time 60 seconds):
Cartoon shows the contrasting impacts of two farming methods: crop production based on extensive land clearing, and use of agroforestry systems to maintain long-term productivity of land.
Think before you cut (2007) (animation, available in English and French; running time 60 seconds):
Cartoon shows how rash decisions, such as accepting a cash offer for timber resources, can have devastating consequences on a village’s
environment and livelihoods.
Managing our forest (2007) (documentary, available in English and French;
running time 10 minutes): Shot on location at the Fiji natural forest management pilot site in Nakavu, this documentary explains the principles of sustainable forest management and the importance of involving resource owners in the process.
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SPC PUBlICATIONS FROM 1997 TO 2008
CORPORATE
BOOKS/BROCHURES
1998. Corporate plan 1999–2003. Noumea, New Caledonia: Secretariat of the Pacific Community. 17 p.
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ISBN: 982-203-641-8
2000. Declaration de Tahiti nui. Noumea, New Caledonia: Secretariat of the Pacific Community. 13 p. ISBN: 982-203-781-3
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2000. SPC and its role in the region: Guardian of the resources of the Pacific Islands. Noumea, New Caledonia:
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Secretariat of the Pacific Community. Leaflet.
2001. Catalogue of SPC publications. Noumea, New Caledonia: Secretariat of the Pacific Community.
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2001. Declaration de Tahiti nui. Noumea, New Caledonia: Secretariat of the Pacific Community. Revised ed. 13 p.
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ISBN: 982-203-781-3
2001. SPC publications: Catalogue 2001. Noumea, New Caledonia: Secretariat of the Pacific Community. 30 p.
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2002. Regional organisations of the Pacific: Working together. Noumea, New Caledonia: Secretariat of the Pacific
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Community. 22 p.
2003. Corporate plan 2003–2005. Noumea, New Caledonia: Secretariat of the Pacific Community. 38 p. ISBN: 982-203-
• 953-0
2003. CROP brochure. Noumea, New Caledonia: Secretariat of the Pacific Community.
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2003. Des Rochers, K. English style guide. Noumea, New Caledonia: Secretariat of the Pacific Community. vi, 56 p.
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ISBN: 982-203-931-X
2004. Guide to SPC services 2004. Secretariat of the Pacific Community. 104 p. ISBN: 982-00-0053-X
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2005. Declaration de Tahiti nui. Noumea, New Caledonia: Secretariat of the Pacific Community. Revised ed. 13 p.
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2007. Corporate plan 2007–2012. Noumea, New Caledonia: Secretariat of the Pacific Community.
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ISBN: 978-982000-239-5
2007. English style guide. Noumea, New Caledonia: Secretariat of the Pacific Community. vi, 56 p.
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2007. Capiez, A. Guidelines for rapporteuring SPC meetings. Noumea, New Caledonia: Secretariat of the Pacific
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Community. iv, 33 p. ISBN: 978-982000-216-6
2007. Meeting house of the Pacific: The story of SPC 1947–2007 = La Maison commune du Pacifique: l’histoire de la CPS
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de 1947 à 2007. Noumea, New Caledonia: Secretariat of the Pacific Community. 191 p. ISBN: 978-982000-221-0 2007. SPC brochure. Noumea, New Caledonia: Secretariat of the Pacific Community.
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2008. Capiez, A., Borderie, M. A guide to © [copyright] at SPC. Noumea, New Caledonia: Secretariat of the Pacific
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Community. ii, 54 p.
REPORTS
2004. Pacific Islands Regional Millennium Development Goals report 2004. Noumea, New Caledonia: Secretariat of the
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Pacific Community. viii, 147 p. ISBN: 982-00-0051-3
SERIAL TITLES
Annual Report. Noumea, New Caledonia: Secretariat of the Pacific Community. ISSN: 1017-1983
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Report of the Meeting of the Committee of Representatives of Governments and Administrations. Noumea, New
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Caledonia: Secretariat of the Pacific Community. ISSN: 1017-9283
Report of the Meeting of the Conference of the Pacific Community. Noumea, New Caledonia: Secretariat of the Pacific
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Community. ISSN: 1017-9283
GRAPHICS/AUDIOVISUAL MATERIALS
2004. The Pacific Islands = Les îles du Pacifique. Noumea, New Caledonia: Secretariat of the Pacific Community. Map.
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2008. Mill, C. Birth of a region: Act I & Act II. Noumea, New Caledonia: Secretariat of the Pacific Community. DVD.
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GENERAL
REPORTS
2000. Small Island States Fund: Progress report – July 2000. Noumea, New Caledonia: Secretariat of the Pacific
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Community. 16 p.
HEALTH
HEALTHY LIFESTYLE
BOOKS/BROCHURES
1999. Hughes, R. Improving diabetes outcomes through structured information: The framework of a system for the
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Pacific Island countries and territories. Noumea, New Caledonia: Secretariat of the Pacific Community. SPC Technical Paper. iv, 39 p. ISBN: 982-203-687-6
1999. Smith, V., Parkinson, S. Nutrition, HIV and AIDS: A handbook for Pacific Island health workers. Noumea, New
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Caledonia: Secretariat of the Pacific Community. 34 p. ISBN: 982-203-661-2
1999. Malolo, M. Pacific foods: The staples we eat. Noumea, New Caledonia: Secretariat of the Pacific Community.
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iv, 98 p. ISBN: 982-203-695-7
2000. Coyne, T. Lifestyle diseases in Pacific communities. Noumea, New Caledonia: Secretariat of the Pacific
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Community. Technical Paper 219. vii, 331 p. ISBN: 982-203-793-7 / ISSN: 0081-2862
2000. Halavatua, V. 1999 Tongatapu alcohol and tobacco surveys. Noumea, New Caledonia: Secretariat of the Pacific
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Community. Technical Paper 220. ISBN: 982-203-799-6
2001. Malolo, M., Matenga, T., Tunidau-Schultz, J. The fruits we eat. Noumea, New Caledonia: Secretariat of the Pacific
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Community. iv, 163 p. ISBN: 982-203-802-X
2002. Background materials for four posters: Healthy eating in the Pacific / Pacific guide to healthy eating / Eat less
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of these foods for good health / The path to a healthier Pacific. Noumea, New Caledonia: Secretariat of the Pacific Community. 155 p.
2002. Obesity in the Pacific: Too big to ignore. Noumea, New Caledonia: Secretariat of the Pacific Community. iv,
•
12 p. ISBN: 982-203-925-5
2003. Snowdon, W. Coconut: Its role in health. Noumea, New Caledonia: Secretariat of the Pacific Community. 20 p.
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ISBN: 982-203-941-7
2003. Developing written resources: A reference guide. Noumea, New Caledonia: Secretariat of the Pacific
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Community. 33 p. ISBN: 982-203-988-3
2003. Khaleghian, P. Noncommunicable diseases in Pacific Island countries: Disease burden, economic cost and policy
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options. Noumea, New Caledonia: Secretariat of the Pacific Community. 72 p. ISBN: 982-203-936-0
2004. National strategy to prevent and control noncommunicable diseases: Kiribati (2004–2009). Noumea, New
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Caledonia: Secretariat of the Pacific Community. iv, 25 p. ISBN: 982-00-0068-8
2004. National strategy to prevent and control noncommunicable diseases: Tonga (2004–2009). Noumea, New
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Caledonia: Secretariat of the Pacific Community. iii, 31 p. ISBN: 982-00-0046-7
2004. National strategy to prevent and control noncommunicable diseases: Vanuatu (2004–2009). Noumea, New
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Caledonia: Secretariat of the Pacific Community. v, 21 p. ISBN: 982-00-0060-2
REPORTS
1998. Robertson, K. Samoa HIES food and basic needs expenditure: Report based on the HIES poverty strategies
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initiative PRO 30 I PSI/SAM. Noumea, New Caledonia: Secretariat of the Pacific Community. Various pagings.
1999. Report of the 1998 Rarotonga infant feeding survey. Noumea, New Caledonia: Secretariat of the Pacific
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Community. Cook Islands Ministry of Health. 54 p. ISBN: 982-203-678-7
1999. Report of the 1998 Rarotonga infant growth monitoring project. Noumea, New Caledonia: Secretariat of the
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Pacific Community. Cook Islands Ministry of Health. iii, 39 p. ISBN: 982-203-674-4
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2000. Carlot-Tary, M. 1998 Vanuatu non-communicable disease survey report. Noumea, New Caledonia: Secretariat of
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the Pacific Community. vii, 81 p.
2000. Halavatau, V. Tonga national food and nutrition committee report: 1999 Tongatapu infant growth monitoring
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project. Noumea, New Caledonia: Secretariat of the Pacific Community. SPC Technical Paper. 50 p. ISBN: 982-203- 799-6
2001. ‘Lifestyle changes – approaches that make a difference’: SPC’s Lifestyle Health Section’s workshop report for
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2001. Noumea, New Caledonia: Secretariat of the Pacific Community. 17 p.
2002. Lifestyle Health Section workshop, Samoa July 2002. Noumea, New Caledonia: Secretariat of the Pacific
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Community. 14 p.
2002. Report on Lifestyle Health Section workshop, Palau, April 2002. Noumea, New Caledonia: Secretariat of the
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Pacific Community. 10 p.
2002. Snowdon, W. Report on Lifestyle Health Section workshop, Tonga, May 2002 (20–24 May, 2002: Nuku’alofa,
•
Tonga). Noumea, New Caledonia: Secretariat of the Pacific Community. 11 p.
2003. Development and implementation of intersectoral food & nutrition plans and policies, 24–28th November
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2003, CETC, Suva, Fiji. Noumea, New Caledonia: Secretariat of the Pacific Community. 30 p.
2003. Report on Lifestyle Health Section workshop, Chuuk State, Federated States of Micronesia, May 2003. Noumea,
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New Caledonia: Secretariat of the Pacific Community. 10 p.
2003. Report on Lifestyle Health Section workshop, Pohnpei State, Federated States of Micronesia, May 2003.
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Noumea, New Caledonia: Secretariat of the Pacific Community. 10 p.
2003. Snowdon, W. Report on Lifestyle Health Section workshop, Yap State, July 2003. Noumea, New Caledonia:
•
Secretariat of the Pacific Community. No paging.
2004. Development and implementation of intersectoral food and nutrition plans and policies: 15–19th November
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2004, CETC, Suva, Fiji. Noumea, New Caledonia: Secretariat of the Pacific Community. 65 p.
2004. Snowdon, W. Diabetes is everybody’s business: Report of sub-regional workshop, 6–9 September 2004.
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Noumea, New Caledonia: Secretariat of the Pacific Community. 25 p.
2004. Report on Lifestyle Health Section workshop, Nauru, September 2004. Noumea, New Caledonia: Secretariat of
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the Pacific Community. 10 p.
2006. Development and implementation of intersectoral food and nutrition plans and policies: Workshop report,
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3rd–7th July 2006, Pohnpei, Federated States of Micronesia. Noumea, New Caledonia: Secretariat of the Pacific Community. 65 p.
SERIAL TITLES
PIN: Pacific Islands Nutrition. Noumea, New Caledonia: Secretariat of the Pacific Community. ISSN: 1022-2782
GRAPHICS/AUDIOVISUAL MATERIALS
2002. Eat less of these foods for good health. Suva, Fiji: Secretariat of the Pacific Community. Poster.
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2002. Healthy eating in the Pacific. Suva, Fiji: Secretariat of the Pacific Community. Poster.
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2002. Pacific guide to healthy eating. Suva, Fiji: Secretariat of the Pacific Community. Poster.
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2002. The path to a healthier Pacific. Suva, Fiji: Secretariat of the Pacific Community. Poster.
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2004. LHS [Lifestyle Health Section] factsheets 2002: Prevention of HIV through sports. Noumea, New Caledonia:
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Secretariat of the Pacific Community. 1 folder. Factsheet 1: Alcohol. Factsheet 2: Cancer. Factsheet 3: Diabetes.
Factsheet 4: Exercise and physical activity. Factsheet 5: Fats and oils. Factsheet 6: Food safety. Factsheet 7: Gout.
Factsheet 8: Heart disease and hypertension. Factsheet 9: Feeding babies and young children. Factsheet 10:
Overweight and obesity. Factsheet 11: Water. Factsheet 12: Salt. Factsheet 13: Stress and relaxation. Factsheet 14:
Sugar. Factsheet 15: Tobacco and betel nut chewing. Factsheet 16: Healthy eating. Factsheet 17: Healthy lifestyle.
Factsheet 18: Vitamin A. Factsheet 19: Overweight in children. Factsheet 20: Iron and anaemia. Factsheet 21: Fruits and vegetables. Factsheet 22: Iodine.
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HIV and STIs
BOOKS/BROCHURES
1998. Seru, N. A Christian response to AIDS in the Pacific. Suva, Fiji: Secretariat of the Pacific Community. 14 p.
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ISBN: 982-203-625-6
1999. Daines, L. HIV/AIDS and STD among seafarers in the Pacific region: Training manual maritime and fisheries
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colleges. Noumea, New Caledonia: Secretariat of the Pacific Community. 101 p. ISBN: 982-203-717-1
1999. Smith, V., Parkinson, S. Nutrition, HIV and AIDS: A handbook for Pacific Island health workers. Noumea, New
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Caledonia: Secretariat of the Pacific Community. 34 p. ISBN: 982-203-661-2
2000. Smith, V. Caring for people with AIDS: A community resource. Noumea, New Caledonia: Secretariat of the Pacific
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Community. ii, 33 p. ISBN: 982-203-755-4
2001. Positive eating: A Pacific Island resource. Noumea, New Caledonia: Secretariat of the Pacific Community. iii,
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32 p. ISBN: 982-203-660-4
2004. The ABCDs of HIV/AIDS: Jeko’s Pacific tales. Noumea, New Caledonia: Secretariat of the Pacific Community.
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40 p. ISBN: 982-00-0035-1
2005. The ABCDs of HIV/AIDS: Jeko’s Pacific tales. Noumea, New Caledonia: Secretariat of the Pacific Community.
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[2nd ed.]. 41 p. ISBN: 982-00-0035-1
2005. The Pacific regional strategy on HIV/AIDS 2004–2008. Noumea, New Caledonia: Secretariat of the Pacific
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Community. 40 p. ISBN: 982-00-0100-5
2006. Adolescent reproductive health: Training manual. Noumea, New Caledonia: Secretariat of the Pacific
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Community. Revised ed. 148 p. ISBN: 978-982000-161-9
2008. Drysdale, R., Le-Bars, J. Ekkewe ABCD’s ren eppetin HIV ika AIDS. Noumea, New Caledonia: Secretariat of the
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Pacific Community. [In Chuuk language.]
REPORTS
1998. Armstrong, W. HIV/AIDS and STD among seafarers in the Pacific region: A situation analysis. Noumea, New
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Caledonia: Secretariat of the Pacific Community. 33 p.
2000. First Pacific Regional HIV/AIDS and STD Conference: Proceedings, Nadi, Fiji, 23–25 February 1999. Noumea, New
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Caledonia: SPC, Secretariat of the Pacific Community. 236 p. ISBN: 982-203-794-5
2000. First Pacific Regional HIV/AIDS and STD Conference: Programme, Nadi, Fiji, 23–25 February 1999. Noumea, New
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Caledonia: SPC, Secretariat of the Pacific Community.
2000. HIV/AIDS & STD among seafarers in the Pacific region: Peer education training workshop (26 July–8 August,
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2000: Apia, Samoa). Noumea, New Caledonia: Secretariat of the Pacific Community. Various pagings.
2002. Peteru, A. Pacific Island seafarers: A study on HIV/AIDS and STI risk-related behaviour. Noumea, New Caledonia:
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Secretariat of the Pacific Community. 25 p.
2004. Lakshman, C. Emerging issues: HIV/AIDS and women in the Pacific Island countries and territories. Noumea,
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New Caledonia: Secretariat of the Pacific Community. 27 p.
SERIAL TITLES
PASA: Pacific AIDS Alert Bulletin. Noumea, New Caledonia: Secretariat of the Pacific Community. ISSN: 1018-2152
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GRAPHICS/AUDIOVISUAL MATERIALS
2003. Adolescent reproductive health. Noumea, New Caledonia: Secretariat of the Pacific Community. Flip chart.
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No paging. ISBN: 982-203-955-7
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PUBLIC HEALTH
BOOKS/BROCHURES
1998. Public health surveillance in the Pacific. Noumea, New Caledonia: Secretariat of the Pacific Community. vi,
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106 p. ISBN: 982-203-607-8
1999. Smith, V., Parkinson, S. Nutrition, HIV and AIDS: A handbook for Pacific Island health workers. Noumea, New
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Caledonia: Secretariat of the Pacific Community. 34 p. ISBN: 982-203-661-2
1999. Using the media: Getting population and reproductive health into the Pacific media. Suva, Fiji: Secretariat of the
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Pacific Community. 18 p. ISBN: 982-203-649-3
2000. Using the media: Training manual. Suva, Fiji: Secretariat of the Pacific Community. 70 p. ISBN: 982-203-771-6
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2002. Background materials for four posters: Healthy eating in the Pacific / Pacific guide to healthy eating / Eat less
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of these foods for good health / The path to a healthier Pacific. Noumea, New Caledonia: Secretariat of the Pacific Community. 155 p.
2002. A manual for collectors and users of reproductive health information: A Pacific Island countries perspective.
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Noumea, New Caledonia: Secretariat of the Pacific Community. 36 p. ISBN: 982-203-877-1
2002. North, N., Vanderlanh Smith, M. The Pacific health leadership and management development programme:
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Guidelines for mentors. Noumea, New Caledonia: Secretariat of the Pacific Community. iii, 8 p. ISBN: 982-203-923-9 2002. North, N., Vanderlanh Smith, M. The Pacific health leadership and management development programme:
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A handbook for providers. Noumea, New Caledonia: Secretariat of the Pacific Community. ii, 40 p. ISBN: 982-203-914-X 2002. North, N., Vanderlanh Smith, M. The Pacific health leadership and management development programme:
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Pre-residential reading materials and workbook. Noumea, New Caledonia: Secretariat of the Pacific Community. vii, 37 p. ISBN: 982-203-923-9
2003. Adolescent reproductive health: Training manual. Noumea, New Caledonia: Secretariat of the Pacific
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Community. 118 p.
2003. Snowdon, W. Coconut: Its role in health. Noumea, New Caledonia: Secretariat of the Pacific Community. 20 p.
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ISBN: 982-203-941-7
2003. A young person’s guide to adolescent reproductive health: Understanding your body, your feelings and your
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relationships. Noumea, New Caledonia: Secretariat of the Pacific Community. 35 p. ISBN: 982-203-945-X
2005. Kupu, S. Pacific Public Health Surveillance Network (PPHSN) influenza guidelines. Noumea, New Caledonia:
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Secretariat of the Pacific Community. v, 86 p. ISBN: 982-00-0061-0
2006. Adolescent reproductive health: Training manual. Noumea, New Caledonia: Secretariat of the Pacific
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Community. Revised ed. 148 p. ISBN: 978-982000-161-9
REPORTS
1998. Galea, G., Hughes, R. Enhancing cancer information in the Pacific: Report on a regional course for cancer
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registrars in Pacific Island countries and territories, Noumea, New Caledonia, 20–29 July 1998. Noumea, New Caledonia: Secretariat of the Pacific Community. ISBN: 982-203-647-7
1998. Gagliardi, J. Health promotion for healthy islands = Iles-santé: A document based on the outcomes of a regional
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meeting held in Nadi, Fiji, 11–12 February 1998 = document fondé sur les conclusions de la réunion régionale
‘Promotion de la santé pour des îles-santé’, tenue à Nadi, Fidji, les 11 et 12 février 1998. Noumea, New Caledonia:
Secretariat of the Pacific Community. 63 p. ISBN: 982-203-619-1
1999. Sixteenth Regional Conference of Heads of Health Services (Koror, Republic of Palau, 16th March 1999).
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Noumea, New Caledonia: Secretariat of the Pacific Community. 21 p. ISBN: 982-203-690-6 / ISSN: 0377-452X 2000. Vanderlanh Smith, M. Pacific regional leadership development programme. Noumea, New Caledonia:
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Secretariat of the Pacific Community. No paging.
2001. Health leadership and management development certificate pilot [Progress report]: For the Project
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Co-ordinating Committee. Noumea, New Caledonia: Secretariat of the Pacific Community. 9 p.
2001. Inaugural meeting of the PPHSN Public Health Laboratory Network (Noumea, New Caledonia, 19–20 April
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2000). Noumea, New Caledonia: Secretariat of the Pacific Community. 29 p. ISBN: 982-203-812-7 / ISSN: 0377-452X
