A blog maintained by Tevita Kete, PGR Officer Secretariat of the Pacific Community (SPC), Suva, Fiji Islands
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This weblog documents the activities of Pacific Agricultural Genetic Resources Network (PAPGREN), along with other information on plant genetic resources (PGR) in the Pacific. The myriad varieties found within cultivated plants are fundamental to the present and future productivity of agriculture. PAPGREN, which is coordinated by the Land Resources Division of the Secretariat of the Pacific Community (SPC), helps Pacific countries and territories to conserve their crop genetic diversity sustainably, with technical assistance from the Bioversity International (BI) and support from NZAID and ACIAR. SPC also hosts the Centre of Pacific Crops and Trees (CEPaCT). The CEPaCT maintains regional in vitro collections of crops important to the Pacific and carries out research on tissue culture technology. The CEPaCT Adviser is Dr Mary Taylor (MaryT@spc.int), the CEPaCT Curator is Ms Valerie Tuia (ValerieT@spc.int).
PAPGREN coordination and support
PAPGREN partners Mr William Wigmore Mr Adelino S. Lorens Dr Lois Englberger Mr Apisai Ucuboi Dr Maurice Wong Mr Tianeti Beenna Ioane Mr Frederick Muller Mr Herman Francisco Ms Rosa Kambuou Ms Laisene Samuelu Mr Jimi Saelea Mr Tony Jansen Mr Finao Pole Mr Frazer Bule Lehi Other CROP agencies Pacific biodiversity Other Pacific organizations Pacific news Interested in GIS?
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Thursday, April 24, 2008 Posted 2:35 PM by Tevita
Updated leaflets promoting Pacific Foods - NEW From : SPC The Healthy Pacific Lifestyle Section produces a range of resources such as posters, leaflets, information booklets and videos for use in the Pacific. Most of the visual resources are available in English and French. (http://www.spc.int/AC/Healthy_Lifestyle/banner_PublicHealth.gif) Leaflets and posters are designed to complement existing activities, they will not change behaviour on their own, use them as part of other activities/projects. All resources cost money – so don’t waste them. Try to use them effectively. Costs: A limited number of copies of most of the resources are available free of charge. A maximum total of 5 free items can be ordered per year (10 for institutions). All limits for free publications apply per year, records will be kept at SPC of orders. (Institutions/organisations e.g. Colleges, Departments of Health, Nutrition Departments). Leaflets They are available in English and French. If you are a person residing within the SPC region, and this order is beyond your resource allowance, posters will be 140cfp (US1.4$) per copy. If you reside outside the SPC region, copies will cost 280cfp (US2.8$) each. All these prices include second class air mail postage Promoting Pacific Foods It includes information on growing the crop, storage, nutritional content, preparation and also a few recipe ideas. No. 1 - Taro No. 7 - Banana No. 13 - Sweet potato No. 2 - Pawpaw No. 8 - Coconut No. 14 - Yam No. 3 - Mango No. 9 - Breadfruit No. 15 - Nuts and seeds No. 4 - Guava No. 10 - Pineapple No. 16 - Legumes No. 5 - Cassava No. 11 - Citrus fruits No. 17 - Fish No. 6 - Green leaves No. 12 - Pumpkin No. 18 - Seafood Updated leaflets promoting Pacific Foods - NEW No. 1 - Dessert banana [pdf ] No. 4 - Coconut [pdf (1.8 Mo)] No. 2 - Cooking banana [pdf (2Mo)] No. 5 - Taro [pdf (2.3 Mo)] No. 3 - Breadfruit [pdf (2.4 Mo)] No. 6 - Pandanus [pdf (1.8 Mo)] They are available in English. If you are a person residing within the SPC region, and this order is beyond your resource allowance, posters will be 190cfp (US1.9$) per copy. If you reside outside the SPC region, copies will cost 400cfp (US4$) each. All these prices include second class air mail postage |
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Something new: Agrobiodiversity Weblog: For discussions of conservation and sustainable use of the genetic resources of crops, livestock and their wild relatives.
PestNet: For on-line
information, advice and pest identification for the Pacific and beyond.
Contact: Grahame Jackson.
Pacific Mapper: For on-line
mapping of point data over satellite images of the Pacific provided by Google Maps.
DIVA-GIS: For free, easy-to-use
software for the spatial analysis of biodiversity data.
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