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Global value chains: From fruitful discussions to meaningful actions
Juan Navarro, Associate Faculty, Royal Roads University

Climate change in SOTR
Christopher Findlay, Tilak Doshi and Eduardo Pedrosa

Digital Technologies, Services and the Fourth Industrial Revolutions
Submitted by Jane Drake-Brockman, Christopher Findlay, Yose Rizal Damuri and Sherry Stephenson

COVID-19 has Exposed Major Gaps in our Social Safety Nets: In a Post-COVID World Will these Gaps be Closed?
Hugh Stephens
Vice Chair, CANCPEC; Distinguished Fellow, Asia Pacific Foundation of Canada; Executive Fellow, School of Public Policy at the University of Calgary

Multilateral Cooperation is a Safeguard against Pandemics
Rebecca Fatima Sta Maria
Executive Director, APEC Secretariat

International cooperation during COVID-19
Sungbae An
Senior Research Fellow, Department of International Macroeconomics and Finance, Korea Institute for International Economic Policy (KIEP)

Title:	Utilize water energy guided by New Recycle Economics
Author:	Wu Jisong
Year:	2009
Source:	Toward energy autonomous public utilities infrastructure: The Water Energy Nexus, 8-10 Dec, Auckland, NZ.

Title:	The Water footprint in the energy sector
Author:	Wu Jisong
Year:	2009
Source:	Toward energy autonomous public utilities infrastructure: The Water Energy Nexus, 8-10 Dec, Auckland, NZ.

Title:	Project Development in Wave Energy - Pacific Islands and Indian Ocean Studies
Author:	Barbara Vlaeminck
Year:	2009
Source:	Toward energy autonomous public utilities infrastructure: The Water Energy Nexus, 8-10 Dec, Auckland, NZ.

Title:	How to get the best mix between water for energy and energy for water? - Synthesis
Author:	Yves Cousquer
Year:	2009
Source:	Toward energy autonomous public utilities infrastructure: The Water Energy Nexus, 8-10 Dec, Auckland, NZ.

Title:	Future Developments in Geothermal Energy
Author:	Stuart Simmons
Year:	2009
Source:	Toward energy autonomous public utilities infrastructure: The Water Energy Nexus, 8-10 Dec, Auckland, NZ.

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Title:	Water-food-energy triangle
Author:	Basil Sharp
Year:	2009
Source:	Toward energy autonomous public utilities infrastructure: The Water Energy Nexus, 8-10 Dec, Auckland, NZ.

Title:	New Zealand perspective: the role of electricity and likely demand; supply and alternative technologies: development and trends
Author:	Basil Sharp
Year:	2009
Source:	Toward energy autonomous public utilities infrastructure: The Water Energy Nexus, 8-10 Dec, Auckland, NZ.

Title:	Water Resources and International Trade
Author:	Rob Scollay
Year:	2009
Source:	Toward energy autonomous public utilities infrastructure: The Water Energy Nexus, 8-10 Dec, Auckland, NZ.

Title:	Energy Footprint for Water Supplies in Pacific Islands
Author:	Marc Overmars
Year:	2009
Source:	Toward energy autonomous public utilities infrastructure: The Water Energy Nexus, 8-10 Dec, Auckland, NZ.

Title:	Harnessing the Ocean’s Energy in the Pacific Region
Author:	John Huckerby
Year:	2009
Source:	Toward energy autonomous public utilities infrastructure: The Water Energy Nexus, 8-10 Dec, Auckland, NZ.

Title:	Candid Considerations on China’s Water--Energy Nexus
Author:	Denis FOURMEAU
Year:	2009
Source:	Toward energy autonomous public utilities infrastructure: The Water
	Energy Nexus, 8-10 Dec, Auckland, NZ.

Title:	From Resource to Market - Mighty River Power
Author:	William Meek
Year:	2009
Source:	Toward energy autonomous public utilities infrastructure: The Water Energy Nexus, 8-10 Dec, Auckland, NZ.

Title:	Guidelines on Water Management in islands, coastal and isolated areas
Author:	Jean Luc Le Bideau ; Charles E. Morrison
Year:	2009
Source:	PECC International Project on Water management in island territories, coastal regions and isolated communities

Title:	The Financial Crisis and its Implication for Infrastructure in Water Production and Sanitation, The Case of Chile
Author:	Ican Yarur, Aguas Andinas CFO
Year:	2009
Source:	PECC 18 General Meeting, Washington DC

Title:	Water Treatment - Chilean experience: Water Management in the Mining Industry
Author:	Javier Núñez
Year:	2008
Source:	2nd Water Management Seminar, Noumea

Title:	Water Treatment - Chilean experience: Construction of a sewage and waste water treatment system in a coastal urban center
Author:	Javier Núñez
Year:	2008
Source:	2nd Water Management Seminar, Noumea

Title:	Mining, Water Resources and Sustainability: Some Ongoing Research Ideas #2
Author:	Gavin M Mudd
Year:	2008
Source:	2nd Water Management Seminar, Noumea

Title:	Water Governance – Pacific Islands
Author:	Latu Sauluitoga Kupa
Year:	2008
Source:	2nd Water Management Seminar, Noumea

Title:	Noumea seminar on water management in Islands, coastal and isolated areas - Conclusion Paper
Author:	FPTPECC
Year:	2008
Source:	2nd Water Management Seminar, Noumea

Title:	Better agricultural water management on low Pacific islands
Author:	Brent Clothier
Year:	2008
Source:	2nd Water Management Seminar, Noumea

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default How to get the best mix between water for energy and energy for water? - Synthesis Popular

default Future Developments in Geothermal Energy Popular

default Water-food-energy triangle Popular

default New Zealand perspective: the role of electricity and likely demand Popular

default Water Resources and International Trade Popular

default Energy Footprint for Water Supplies in Pacific Islands Popular

default Harnessing the Ocean’s Energy in the Pacific Region Popular

default Candid Considerations on China’s Water--Energy Nexus Popular

default From Resource to Market - Mighty River Power Popular

default Guidelines on Water Management in islands, coastal and isolated areas Popular

default The financial crisis and its implication for infrastructure in water production and sanitation Popular

default Water Treatment - Chilean experience: Water Management in the Mining Industry Popular

default Water Treatment - Chilean experience Popular

default Mining, Water Resources and Sustainability: Some Ongoing Research Ideas #2 Popular

default Water Governance – Pacific Islands Popular

default Noumea seminar on water management in Islands, coastal and isolated areas - Conclusion Paper Popular

default Better agricultural water management on low Pacific islands Popular

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