The Environment Strikes Back (From Rio to Rai: Environment and Devlopment in Papua New Guinea, 5)

Chapters: Water quality management in PNG; An integrated approach to water conservation and planning in PNG; Hydropower and the environment; Environmental aspects of water quality, sewage disposal and population increase in PNG; Human settlements in the 1990s: sustainability and basic services; Urban environmental degradation in the Pacific: cities under threat?; Infrastructure planning and sustainable human settlement development; From Rio to Rai and to reality; Obstacles to integrated infrastructure development planning in PNG; The success and failure of the home ownership scheme in PNG; The role of landowners in human settlemetn devlopment; The Village Services Development Programme in PNG: the strength and weaknesses; The role of the 'informal' sector of the economy in the development of human settlement; The role of women in shelter development in PNG; Not so good, not so bad housing solutions for everybody; Alternative urban shelter development strategies: the feasibility of indigenous building materials in PNG; Inputs for development: food systems, consumption patterns and nutrition; Fat cats and thin children: where are we heading?; Population growth, economic development and environmental stress in PNG; How does population fit into sustainable development?; Population growth and its impact on sustainable development in Sandaun Province; The environment strikes back: injury in PNG.