Tuvalu: The Maneaba
Publications
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PROPOSAL: Global Warming, Climate Change and Sea Level Rise: Economic, social and cultural implications for Milne Bay Province, Papua New Guinea
1990An Invited Programme Proposal -
REPORT: Small States Conference on Sea Level Rise (Male, Maldives 1989)
1990Disasters 14/3 pp77-78Environmentalist 10/2 pp141-142 -
Vulnerability of small states to sea level rise: Sea-defence, adjustment, and preparedness; requirements for holistic national and international strategies
1989Small States Conference on Sea Level RiseThe Maldives / Commonwealth Secretariat. -
Affordability and participation, need and vulnerability: Post-cyclone rehousing in Tonga
1989Sixth Inter-schools Conference on DevelopmentCentre for Development Planning Studies University of Sheffield -
Sea Level Rise - some implications for Tuvalu
1989Ambio 18/8 pp458-459Appropriate Technology 16/2 pp26-28 September, The Environmentalist 9/4 pp269-275. -
REPORT: Access to Life-saving Services in Urban Areas
1989Panel member, overall framework and editorUnited Nations Environment Programme and the World Health Organisation UNEP & WHO Geneva -
Survival, recovery, and reconstruction: And the nature of war, Workshop paper and report Editor
1989Settlement reconstruction Post-warInstitute of Advanced Architectural Studies University of York -
REPORT: Settlement Reconstruction Post-war
1988Editor: James Lewis.Report of a two-day workshop: 16-17 May.Institute of Advanced Architecural Studies, University of York -
Open Letter in response to Confronting Natural Disasters: An International Decade for Natural Hazard Reduction
1988Natural Hazards Observer XII/4 p4 MarchUniversity of Colorado -
Something rotten in the state of England ? The Storm of 16 October 1987
1988Newsletter of the International Hazards Panel No 2 March
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