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Our collection includes almost 100,000 records, containing books, periodicals, sound
recordings, videos, tapes, microfilms, CDs, CD-ROMs and digital documents. These are in English, French and many Pacific languages.
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Snap 38, November-December 2005; Vanuatu planning workshop on implementing the framework for action 2005-2015 convened; national disaster risk management stakeholders consultation workshop conducted for the Cook Islands; cyclone preparedness tabletop disPacific CommunityText -
Marshall Island, High Resolution Bathymetry Survey, Technical report (ER117)Pacific CommunityText
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Mineral development and the rights of landownersPacific CommunityText
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B 2: Community assessment 2.1: Community engagement strategy and community assessment manualPacific CommunityText
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Coastal erosion in Kiribati, visit to South Tarawa, 23 August - 8 September 1983Pacific CommunityText
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Cocogen inception reportPacific CommunityText
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Strengthening Disaster Management in the South Pacific, Suva, Fiji, 26-28 March 1991: Seminar ReportPacific CommunityText
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Solomon Islands offshore survey: phosphate and meralliferous sediments, CRUISE SI-81(2), 24 January - 2 February 1981Pacific CommunityText
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Fiji Sea Level Information #9Pacific CommunityText
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2018 Papua New Guinea - LombrumPacific CommunityText
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Are renewable energy technologies a cost-effective option for promoting rural electrification in Pacific island countries?Pacific CommunityText
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SOPAC newsupdate #024, 24 January 2004; greetings from the SOPAC newsdesk; cyclone heta flattens Niue; Pacific ocean forum set to open 2nd February; EU-SOPAC project staffing situation; EU-SOPAC project delivers more map serversPacific CommunityText
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