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Status: Proposed
Description: Â The impacts of coastal erosion from sea level rise and
Total Funding: 417500
Status: Completed
Description:
Total Funding: 1000000
Status: Completed
Description:
Total Funding: 410055
Status: Completed
Description: RATIONALE: In Samoa a solution to the problem of increasing
Total Funding: 199000
Status: Completed
Description: As Numerical Weather Prediction (NWP) and Ensemble Prediction Systems (EPS) improve, many NMHSs, especially those of developing countries, seek similar benefits to meteorological services. In particular, for the provision of advisories and warnings of severe weather events with increased lead-times, already being realized by other (mainly developed) countries.
Status: Completed
Description:
Total Funding: 753320
Status: Completed
Description:
Total Funding: 800000
Status: Completed
Description: The other country invovled in this project is Timor-Leste.Â
Total Funding: 4965000
Status: Completed
Description:
Total Funding: 18726
Status: Completed
Description:
Total Funding: 56053
Status: Completed
Description:
Status: Completed
Description: Using various data collection tools, examining the impacts of various factors affecting the resistance and resilience of coral reefs to mass bleaching.
Status: Completed
Description: It is estimated that 7 million out of the 10 million people living in Pacific Island countries and territories still do not have access to any form of electricity. Therefore, the region has largely concentrated on generating extra electricity.
Status: Completed
Description:
Total Funding: 527500
Status: Completed
Description:
Total Funding: 140000
Status: Completed
Description: The Tuvalu Sustainable Energy Interventions initiative aims to Improve public awareness on energy conservation and
Total Funding: 20000
Status: Completed
Description: 1) To develop a multi-dimensional gap analyses to determine how to implement science into the community in order to improve hazard resiliency. 2) To develop an analysis that is flexible and can be used for different regions of the Pacific. 3) To test the analyses for two geographically diverse areas â Kauai, Hawaii and the U.S. Marshall Islands.
