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Table of Contents

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  Cover and Table of Contents  
1 Mulivai’s smart house
Tu'u'u Ieti Taule'alo
3-8
2 Human resource development in Samoa - we are what we culture
Aliimuamua Esekia Solofa
9-18
3 Traditional knowledge is the key to sustainable development in Samoa:
examples of ecological, botanical and taxonomical knowledge

Namulauulu G.V. Ta ana
19-26
4 Quarantine's non-compliancy is a risk to Samoa’s sustainable biodiversity
Asuao Kirifi Pouono
27-30
5 Urban planning and management in Apia – everybody's or nobody's
business in 2002

Paul Jones & Jude Kohlhase
31-39
6 Tackling land degradation and unsustainable land use in Samoa -
with emphasis on the agriculture sector

N.S. Tuivavalagi, D.J. Hunter & F. Amosa
70-49
7 Samoa’s development paradox: diversification away from the
agriculture-based economy

Tuaopepe F.S. Wendt
50-58
8 Planning for coastal hazards in Samoa
Tu'u'u Ieti Taule'alo & Tagaloa Bismarck Crawley
59-68
9 Knowing your environment - a survey of how Samoans view their environment
Maria Talaitupu Kerslake
69-71
10 Sustainable forest management programmes in Samoa
Malagamalii Aukuso Leavasa
72-78
11 Report of a household fisheries and dietary survey October - November 2000
Kelvin Passfield, Mike King, Mulipola A. Mulipola & Etuati Ropeti
79-90
     
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Cover
Ma'oma'o is a giant forest honeyeater (Gymnomyza samoensis) - a native bird of Samoa that
is under threat of extinction (Source: MNRE)
 
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