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Environmental rehabilitation
Last updated on
27 June 2008
Green reconstruction policy guidelines for Aceh
These WWF guidelines provide a policy framework for reconstructing Aceh in a way that minimises damage to the environment, the first phase of which is the Timber for Aceh initiative. (WWF) More info >>
Calls for green reconstruction of tsunami affected coastline
Following the Asian Tsunami, the World Wildlife Fund called for 'green' reconstruction of tsunami-devastated coastlines, saying that better coastal development might have limited the impact of the tsunamis in the Indian Ocean. (ABC: 2005) More info >>
Reclaiming soils affected by the tsunami: framework for a reclamation action plan
A framework of intervention proposed by the FAO to restore and rehabilitate agricultural lands affected by the tsunami. (FAO: 2005) More info >>
After the tsunami: rapid environmental assessment
A post-tsunami report on the resulting environmental impacts in effected countries. (UNEP: 2005) More info >>
Rehabilitation of tsunami affected mangroves needed
FAO article that looks at the value of the Mangrove ecosystem to rural livelihoods. (FAO: Jan 2005) More info >>
FAO fisheries tsunami relief webpage
Offers of assistance, situation reports and issues concerning the coastal livelihoods of the Indian Ocean tsunami. (FAO: 2005) More info >>
What are the effects of a tsunami on rice production?
Provides information on the effects a tsunami or invasion of salt water will have on rice production. (Rice Knowledge Bank - International Rice Research Institute: Jan 2005) More info >>
Tsunami salt threat to Indian Ocean islands
Water supplies may have been ruined for years on islands affected by the Asian tsunami. (BBC) More info >>