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Papua New Guinea. In: Leal Filho W (ed) Climate change impacts and adaptation strategies for
coastal communities. Springer Nature, Switzerland, pp 3–29. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-31970703-7_1
Luetz JM, Buxton G, Bangert K (2018) Christian theological, hermeneutical and eschatological
perspectives on environmental sustainability and creation care—the role of holistic education. In:
Luetz JM, Dowden T, Norsworthy B (eds) Reimagining Christian education, Springer, Singapore,
pp 51–73. http://dx.doi.org/10.1007/978-981-13-0851-2_4
Mortreux C, Barnett J (2009) Climate change, migration and adaptation in Funafuti, Tuvalu. Glob
Environ Change 19:105–112
Moyer JM, Sinclair AJ, Spaling H (2012) Working for God and sustainability: the activities of
faith-based organizations in Kenya. Volunt: Int J Volunt Nonprofit Organ 23(4):959–992
National Statistics Office (2011) Papua New Guinea 2011 National Report. Prepared by the
National Statistics Office, Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea. https://png-data.sprep.org/system/
files/2011%20Census%20National%20Report.pdf
Nunn PD, Kumar R (2019) Measuring peripherality as a proxy for autonomous community coping
capacity: a case study from Bua Province, Fiji Islands, for improving climate change adaptation.
Soc Sci 8:1–26
Nunn PD, Mulgrew K, Scott-Parker B, Hine DW, Marks ADG, Mahar D, Maebuta J (2016) Spirituality and attitudes towards Nature in the Pacific Islands: insights for enabling climate-change
adaptation. Clim Change 136:477–493
Nyawo S (2017) Are prayers a Panacea for climate uncertainties?: an African traditional perspective
from Swaziland. EcumAl Rev 69:362–374
Office of Climate Change & Development (OCCD) (2014) National climate compatible development management policy. https://www.pacificclimatechange.net/sites/default/files/documents/
National_Climate_Change_Policy1.pdf
Ramakrishna A, Bang S (2018) The impacts of climate change on food security and management
in Papua New Guinea. In: Information Resources Management Association (ed) Climate change
and environmental concerns: breakthroughs in research and practice. IGI Global, Hershey, PA,
pp 219–241
Robbins J (1995) Dispossessing the spirits: Christian transformations of desire and ecology among
the Urapmin of Papua New Guinea. Ethnol 34(3):211–224. https://doi.org/10.2307/3773824
Rudiak-Gould P (2014) The influence of science communication on indigenous climate change
perception: theoretical and practical implications. Hum Ecol 42:75–86
Schmidt E, Gilbert R, Holtemeyer B, Rosenbach G, Benson T (2019) Papua New Guinea survey
report: Rural household survey on food systems (Vol. 1801). International Food Policy Research
Institute
Schuman S, Dokken JV, Van Niekerk D, Loubser RA (2018) Religious beliefs and climate change
adaptation: a study of three rural South African communities. Jamba-J Disaster Risk Stud 10
Sharp TL (2019) Haggling highlanders: marketplaces, middlemen and moral economy in the Papua
New Guinean betel nut Trade. Ocean 89(2):182–204. https://doi.org/10.1002/ocea.5221
Sullivan N, Warr T, Rainbubu J, Kunoko J, Akauna J, Angasa M, Wenda Y (2003) Tinpis maror: a
social impact study of proposed RD Tuna Cannery at Vidar Wharf, Madang
Sumb A (2015) Analysing business opportunities in the Madang Lagoon area. Contemp PNG Stud
22:119–131
Vallance RJ (2012) A Melanesian research methodology. Paper presented at the Joint
AARE/APERA Conference, Sydney. https://bit.ly/2VWtsuA
Wiegand M, Koomen E, Pradhan M, Edmonds C (2017) The impact of road development on
household welfare in rural Papua New Guinea. Tinbergen Institute Discussion Paper, No 17-076/V.
https://www.econstor.eu/bitstream/10419/177644/1/17076.pdf