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PACC Demonstration Guide: Improving domestic rainwater harvesting systems in Niue. (PACC Technical Report No. 14)
Climate Change Resilience
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SPREP

2015
In Niue, the Pacific Adaptation to Climate Change (PACC) project is building resilience to climate variability and climate change by improving the country’s water resources management. This technical report was developed as part of the PACC demonstration project, to detail the process undertaken to design and implement a rainwater tank manufacturing plant in Niue and supply eligible households on Niue with rainwater harvesting systems. The goal of the project is to provide an additional source of water to Niueans, by developing the country’s rainwater harvesting capacity at domestic level. Initially aimed at the most vulnerable households on Niue, the project has been extended to all 14 villages on the island under additional funding called PACC+.
Report for Niue Used Lubricants and Oil.
SPREP Publications, Waste Management and Pollution Control
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2014
This report covers the Niue component of a project involving used oil audits in  selected Pacific Island countries.  The objective of the audits is to establish volumes of lubricating, hydraulic and transmission oils imported annually into each country and the volumes of used oil produced, stored or otherwise disposed.  The work has been carried out by the Secretariat of the Pacifc Regional Environment Programme (SPREP), with funding provided by the Global Environment Facility.  Most of the information required for the audit was obtained with in country visit's undertaken by Dr. David Haynes, Esther Richards and Scott Willson. 
Fifth National Report to the Convention on Biological Diversity - NIUE
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The Department of Environment (Niue)

2014
Biodiversity is very important to the economy of Niue with about a fifth of its GDP coming from the agriculture, fishery, forestry and hunting sectors. It is also the basis for subsistence lifestyles and has cultural significance. 70% of the country retains a cover of forest and 23% of it is in conservation areas, primarily the Huvalu Conservation Area. Since the 4th National Report in 2009, there are two influential trends. The first is the slowly declining resident population (1607 in 2011), offset by an increasing number of tourists. The second is the ongoing recovery of the country’s environment from the devastation caused by Cyclone Heta ten years ago.
Operational Plan for a Pilot Programme for the Management of Feral Pigs on Niue Island. With recommendations for enhanced management of domestic pigs
BRB
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Craw. J.

2014
Feral and wandering domestic pigs collectively cause significant environmental damage in Niue, chiefly to coconut crab populations and to seedling coconuts. They also cause significant economic damage to plantations and domestic gardens. Feral pig eradication on Niue Island would be difficult to achieve and impossible to maintain in the current scenario of domestic pig management. Pig management practices vary from adequate to laissez faire, with constant escape and release from sites. This is due to lack of quality pig sty construction and difficulty for most pig owners in maintaining regular pig watering and feeding. Domestic pigs interact with feral pigs and contribute both to the feral herd and in damage to crops and the environment.
Niue's National Invasive Species Strategy and Action Plan (NISSAP) 2013-2020
Biodiversity Conservation, BRB
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Department of Environment

2014
Invasive species are a major global threat to biodiversity and Pacific Islands are particularly vulnerable due to their isolation and relatively recent human occupation. Their native species often cannot cope with predation or competition from new arrivals. Niue already suffers from the impact of invasive species that have arrive in the country. However there are many more devastating species that are not present but found in other countries of the region and every effort needs to be made to prevent their arrivals.
Teaching Framework & Lesson Plans: Biodiversity in Niue
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Grindell, Judy

2014
An education resource kit for primary school (years 5-6; ages 9-10 year olds)
Baseline Study for the Pacific Hazardous Waste Management Project - Healthcare Waste (Niue)
Waste Management and Pollution Control
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Latimer, G.

2014
The Secretariat of the Pacific Regional Environment Programme (SPREP) is the Pacific region’s major intergovernmental organisation charged with protecting and managing the environment and natural resources. SPREP works with and on behalf of its 21 member countries and territories to promote cooperation in the Pacific islands region, providing assistance to protect and improve the Pacific environment and to ensure sustainable development for present and future generations.
Pacific Islands Forum Secretariat (PIFS) Forum Compact / Peer Reviews - Nauru, Marshall Islands, Papua New Guinea (PNG), Niue, Tuvalu, Vanuatu, Tonga, Samoa, Solomon Islands, Cook Islands, Federated States of Micronesia (FSM)
Biodiversity Conservation
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PIFS

2013
Forum Compact Peer Reviews regulated by PIFS for its member countries following agreements from the Cairns Compact: Nauru, Marshall Islands, Papua New Guinea (PNG), Niue, Tuvalu, Vanuatu, Tonga, Samoa, Solomon Islands, Cook Islands, Federated States of Micronesia (FSM)
Project Identification Form - Application of Ridge to Reef Concept for biodiversity conservation, and for the enhancement of ecosystem service and cultural heritage in Niue
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GEF

2013
Information on the Application of Ridge to Reef Concept for biodiversity conservation, and for the enhancement of ecosystem service and cultural heritage in Niue
Project Identification Form - Forestry and Protected Area Management in Fiji, Samoa, Vanuatu and Niue
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GEF

2013
Information on Project Identification Form - Forestry and Protected Area Management in Fiji, Samoa, Vanuatu and Niue

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