East
Asia and Pacific
Environmental
Initiative
USAID and State working with partners
protecting the environment and
improving livelihoods
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SEA-EI and EAPEI Library
EAPEI
Plans and Procedures
Management
Awards
Solicitations
Reporting
EAPEI
General:
An Overview of the East Asia and Pacific Environmental Initiative (2 pages DOC
87kb)
EAPEI Management Assessment by Mary Hobbs (PDF
148K)
EAPEI General Powerpoint Show (ESTOC 5/2000)
East
Asia and Pacific environmental initiative (EAPEI) : implementation progress
report.
Dec 1999 USAID. Bur. for Asia and Near East PD-ABS-533. PDF 88 KB (Word
166K)
East
Asia and Pacific environmental initiative (EAPEI): program summary Sep 1999
USAID. Bur. for Asia and Near East PD-ABS-532 PDF 87 KB (Word
144K)
SEA-EI
Implementation Status Report, November 1999
SEA-EI Implementation Status Report, March 1999
SEA-EI Initial Environmental Examination July 1998 (Word
130K)
SEA-EI Program Description, August 1998
Goal
A: Improved Forestry and Land Use Management
Objective A.1. Improved
Fire Management and Prevention
Objective A.2. Improved Forest Management Techniques and Policies
Objective A.3. Improved Biodiversity Conservation
Goal
B: Improved Coastal Resources Management
Objective B.1. Improved
Marine Resources Management
Objective B.2. Improved Marine Biodiversity Conservation
Goal
C: Improved Environmental Planning and Management
Objective C.1. Improved
Climate Change Response
Objective C.2. Improved Pollution Prevention
General Reference
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SciDev.Net
a forum for authoritative news, information and comment about how science and
technology can help meet the needs of developing nations. Our main activity
is running a website (www.scidev.net) that provides a regularly updated source
of news, views and information on topics ranging from climate change and genetically
modified crops to intellectual property and the ethics of medical research.
SciDev.Net was set up with the support of the journals Nature and Science, both
of which allow us to provide free access to selected articles each week. One
important feature of the website is 'dossiers' — collections of authoritative
articles and background information on key science-related issues of direct
interest to developing countries.
Free journals for developing country professionals compiled at http://www.ifpri.org/library/devresources.htm.
AGORA is base on
the model of HINARI (for the health area). Individual publishers reserve the
right to add to or delete countries from the list
given at http://www.aginternetwork.org/en/el.php.
The countries, generally with an annual GNI per capita per annum of US$1000
or less at 31 December 2000, have been selected by the Publisher Partners and
will be amended by them from time to time.
Updated May 23, 2005
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