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New publications from the Paci c Community
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The Paci c Community (SPC) publishes a diverse range of scienti c, technical
and cultural publications in English and French year-round
A compendium of Paci c practice in foresight Paci c Regional Culture Strategy 2022–2032:
the Paci c culture decade – towards
sustainable cultural development
In a rapidly changing and
interconnected world, The Paci c Regional
strategic foresight is being Culture Strategy (PRCS) is
increasingly used by mandated by the
organisations to envision, governments of Paci c
anticipate and prepare for Islands countries and
change. As SPC re ects on territories (PICTs), and
the impact of its scienti c continues the work of the
research and knowledge previous strategy. It
over the 75 years of its draws from the lessons
existence, coupled with its learned over the past
technical service to the decade and takes a
development of the Paci c future-focussed
region, this publication perspective in the
documents learning from context of the Paci c
the past, leverages present cultural story, recognises
achievements, and imagines the distinct priorities of
preferred futures. With this each PICT and identi es development aspirations as
compendium, SPC tells its deepen perspectives of their those areas where PICTs well as safeguarding and
future stories and celebrates work. It also documents the can work collectively protective interests. The
sta capabilities in using action and impacts of using shared cultural policy direction taken by the
strategic foresight to learning experiences. values towards common PRCS is aligned with and
goals and priorities. The complements other regional
PRCS takes a holistic commitments, including the
approach and aims to Paci c Framework for
capture both sustainable Regionalism (2014).
History of soil research conducted by the New
Zealand Soil Bureau in ve southwest Paci c
countries De la couleur dans nos assiettes : pour être en
bonne santé mangeons coloré
This publication provides a Cet ouvrage a pour
detailed overview of a wide vocation
range of soil surveys, d’encourager la
research activities and other conducted by the New Zealand Soil Bureau consommation de
History of soil research
project initiatives fruits, légumes et
undertaken by New Zealand David M. Leslie tubercules locaux
in Cook Islands, Fiji, Niue, en mettant en
Samoa and Tonga. It avant leurs
includes a comprehensive avantages
bibliography. This history nutritionnels. Ce
was painstakingly compiled recueil de recettes
and written by David Leslie, océaniennes ouvrage insiste sur les bienfaits de
who was closely involved in simples met en la consommation d’au moins cinq
soil activities over many relation, de portions de fruits et légumes par
years in each country as a manière amusante, jour pour rester en bonne santé et
researcher, and later as a la couleur des prévenir l’apparition de maladies
leader. Through this work, circumstances in these small fruits, légumes et non transmissibles comme le
Leslie became highly island states and their work tubercules et leur diabète, l’obésité et les maladies
familiar with the prevailing around soil science. ntérêt nutritif. Cet cardiovasculaires.
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