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Economic Costs of the 2009 Floods in the Fiji Sugar Belt and Policy Implications
| The key objectives of this study are to: assess the economic costs of the recent floods on the sugarcane farmers sugar cane production and household livelihood and cane access roads and farm drainage infrastructure; and to dentify policy options for minimising flood related disaster risk in the sugar belt of Fiji. | |
| Author | International Union for Conservation of Nature |
| Published by | International Union for Conservation of Nature |
| Language | English |
| No. of pages | 65 |
| Published on | 2009 |
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