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- Customary Land Tribunal
- Land Tribunal Operation
- Lodging a Land Claim
- Valuer General
- Land Survey
- Survey Plan Process
- Maps for Sale
- What is a Survey?
- What is Zoning?
- Land Management
- Negotiator Certificates
- Preparing a Lease
- Forfeiting a Lease
- Building Permit Process
- Negotiator Certificate Process
- Lease Transfer Process
- Lease Surrender Process
- Rent Review Process
- Variation Process
- What is a Lease Term?
- Subdivision Requirements
- Land Registry
- Registering a Lease
- Land Registry Fees
- Lease Terminology
- Leasing out Custom Land
- Lease Registration Checklist
- Lease Registration Process
- Customary Land Tribunal
- Land Tribunal Operation
- Lodging a Land Claim
- Valuer General
- Geohazard [Ext. Link]
- Mines and Minerals
- Vanuatu's Geological History
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- EIA Process
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- Marine Posters
- Endangered Species Posters
- Pollution Posters
- Removal of MoL's Powers
- New Environment Director
- SOPAC Meeting
- Ministerial Tour of Santo 2009
- Ministerial Retreat of 2009
- Energy Efficiency Workshop
- Strategic Plan. Framework
- VLP Agreement Signing
Program of Work on Protected Areas (POWPA)
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The Program of Work on Protected Areas (POWPA) is a project undertaken in Vanuatu, as part of the United Nation's Global Environment Facility (GEF) that aims to:
1. Work at a national level to strengthen inter-sectoral cooperation, to remove policy and procedural inconsistencies and foster a strategic national approach to Protected Areas identification, recognition and management.
2. To build the capacity necessary to test and finalise procedures for site recognition, management plan preparation and registration for five sites on 2 major islands (including biodiversity inventory, monitoring and management planning).