author = { World Bank },

title = { Acting Today for Tomorrow A Policy and Practice Note for Climate- and Disaster-Resilient Development in the Pacific Islands Region, with Supporting Research, Analysis, and Case Studies },

publisher = {},

keywords = { ACCESS TO DRINKING WATER , ACCESS TO HEALTH SERVICES , ACCESS TO INFORMATION , ACIDIFICATION , ACTION ON CLIMATE CHANGE , ALLIANCES , ALLOCATION , ATMOSPHERE , BANKS , BENEFIT ANALYSIS , BUILDING CODES , CAPITAL COST , CATALYSTS , CENTRAL GOVERNMENTS , CIVIL DEFENCE , CLEAN TECHNOLOGY , CLIMATE , CLIMATE CHANGE , CLIMATE CHANGE ADAPTATION , CLIMATE CHANGE ADAPTATION INITIATIVE , CLIMATE CHANGE FUND , CLIMATE CHANGE IMPACTS , CLIMATE CHANGE SCIENCE , CLIMATE CHANGE STRATEGY , CLIMATE CHANGES , CLIMATE DATA , CLIMATE EFFECTS , CLIMATE EVENTS , CLIMATE INFORMATION , CLIMATE INVESTMENT , CLIMATE MONITORING , CLIMATE PROOFING , CLIMATE RESEARCH , CLIMATE RESILIENCE , CLIMATE RISK , CLIMATE RISK MANAGEMENT , CLIMATE RISKS , CLIMATE VARIABILITY , CLIMATE- PROOF , CLIMATE-PROOF , CLIMATE-RELATED RISKS , CLIMATIC CONDITIONS , CO , COLORS , COMPARATIVE ADVANTAGE , CONFRONTING CLIMATE CHANGE , CONSEQUENCE OF CLIMATE CHANGE , COPE WITH CLIMATE CHANGE , COST ANALYSES , COST BENEFIT ANALYSIS , COST-BENEFIT , COST-BENEFIT ANALYSES , COST-BENEFIT ANALYSIS , DAMAGES , DECISION MAKING , DECLARATION , DEFORESTATION , DEMAND FLUCTUATIONS , DESALINATION , DEVASTATION , DISASTER , DISASTER EMERGENCY , DISASTER EVENT , DISASTER MANAGEMENT , DISASTER PREPAREDNESS , DISASTER RECOVERY , DISASTER REDUCTION , DISASTER RELIEF , DISASTER REPORT , DISASTER REPORTED , DISASTER RESPONSE , DISASTER RISK , DISASTER RISK REDUCTION , DISASTER RISKS , DISASTERS , DISCOUNT RATE , DISEASE SURVEILLANCE , DISTILLATION , DISTRIBUTIONAL IMPACTS , DIVISION OF LABOR , DONOR COORDINATION , DROUGHT , DROUGHTS , EARTHQUAKE , EARTHQUAKES , ECONOMIC CONSEQUENCES , ECONOMIC COSTS , ECONOMIC DATA , ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT , ECONOMIC GROWTH , ECONOMICS , ECONOMICS OF ADAPTATION TO CLIMATE CHANGE , ECOSYSTEM , ELECTRIC UTILITIES , EMERGENCIES , EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT , EMISSIONS FROM DEFORESTATION , ENERGY EFFICIENCY , ENVIRONMENTAL , ENVIRONMENTAL REGULATIONS , EXTREME EVENT , EXTREME EVENTS , EXTREME NATURAL HAZARD , EXTREME POVERTY , EXTREME WEATHER , FARMERS , FATALITIES , FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE , FINANCIAL RESOURCES , FINANCIAL SUPPORT , FISHERIES , FLOOD , FLOOD FORECASTING , FLOODING , FLOODS , FOOD PRODUCTION , FOOD SECURITY , FOOD SHORTAGES , FOREIGN AFFAIRS , FOREST , FOREST DEGRADATION , FORESTRY , FRAMEWORK CONVENTION ON CLIMATE CHANGE , FUELS , GLOBAL CLIMATE , GLOBAL CLIMATE MODEL , GLOBAL ENVIRONMENT FACILITY , GLOBAL WARMING , HEAT WAVES , HIGH TEMPERATURES , HURRICANE , IMPACTS OF CLIMATE CHANGE , INCOME , INFECTIOUS DISEASES , INTERNATIONAL CLIMATE CHANGE ADAPTATION , INTERNATIONAL STRATEGY FOR DISASTER REDUCTION , LAND MANAGEMENT , LAND USE , LAND-USE CHANGE , LOWER COSTS , MANAGING CLIMATE CHANGE , METEOROLOGY , NATIONAL CLIMATE , NATIONAL CLIMATE CHANGE , NATURAL DISASTER , NATURAL DISASTERS , NATURAL HAZARD , NATURAL HAZARDS , NATURAL RESOURCE BASE , NATURAL RESOURCES , NONGOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATION , NONGOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS , OPPORTUNITY COSTS , POLICY ANALYSIS , POLICY INSTRUMENTS , POLLUTION , POPULATION GROWTH , PRESENT VALUE , RAINFALL , REDUCING EMISSIONS , REGIONAL ENVIRONMENT , RELIEF , REPLACEMENT COSTS , RESILIENCE TO CLIMATE CHANGE , RISK ASSESSMENT , RISK MANAGEMENT , RURAL COMMUNITIES , SAFETY , SCIENTIFIC ASSESSMENT , SOCIAL COSTS , SOUTHERN OSCILLATION , SUBSTITUTION , SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT , THREAT OF CLIMATE CHANGE , TROPICAL CYCLONE , TROPICAL CYCLONES , TSUNAMI , TSUNAMI RECOVERY , TSUNAMIS , UNEP , UNITED STATES AGENCY FOR INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT , VULNERABILITY TO CLIMATE CHANGE , WARNING SYSTEM , WARNING SYSTEMS , WATER TANKS , WEATHER CONDITIONS , WEATHER EVENTS , WIND , WIND SPEEDS , WIND STORMS , WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION },

year = {2012},

abstract = {East Asia and Pacific},

abstract = {Oceania},

address = { Washington, DC },

url = { http://slubdd.de/katalog?TN_libero_mab2 }