The National Environment Management Strategy 2017–2022 is a commitment by the Republic of the Marshall Islands to conserve and improve its environment for current and future generations
A report that was prepared with recommendation presented to the Food and Agriculture Organization
The NSP is designed as a framework to coordinate the articulated medium term development goals and
objectives of the RMI government at the national level
This review attempts to identify gaps and then make recommendations for relevant legislation to improve and/or clarify existing ones and improve protection/management of marine turtle
Final Technical report on the review of the RMI Fisheries legislation as so as to align with regional and international best practice and provide the necessary framework towards ensuring that fisheries resources are managed sustainably and in the best long term interests of the people of the Marshall Islands.
RMI published State of Environment report 1992
This study was to determine if concentrations of metals, pesticides and polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs) pose an unacceptable risk to humans who consume fish from islets in the southern portion of Kwajalein Atoll.
A report that was prepared for UNCED
Namdrik Atoll Coral-Reef Resources Monitoring Assessment 2013
The National Nuclear Commission's Coordinated Action for Nuclear Justice. Published in 2019, it the strategy covers 5 pillars; compensation, health care, environment, national capacity, and education and awareness.
Official DKAN data portal user manual.
Published by the National Nuclear Commission as a guideline for researchers and study abroad instructors who are doing research on the Marshall Islands Nuclear Legacy.
Published by the National Nuclear Commission as a guideline for researchers and study abroad instructors who are interested in the Marshall Islands nuclear legacy
Published by the NNC as a guideline for journalists and media who are documenting the Marshall Islands nuclear legacy
Published by the NNC as a guideline for journalists and media who are documenting the Marshall Islands nuclear legacy.