The purpose of the IKM4CC Guidelines is to help government departments, and other agencies and organisations that deal with issues related to climate change in the Pacific region, to implement good practices for managing information. They have been developed in consultation with representatives from government departments, NGOs and regional organisations based in the Pacific. The guidelines provide an overview and good-practice advice on a range of common information management topics. Case studies, sample templates and links to useful resources are included.

The Guidelines were produced by the Griffith University Pacific iCLIM Project. Griffith University was funded by the Australian Government Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade initiative Government Partnerships for Development Program to support SPREP in implementing a regional approach to climate change data and information management throughout the Pacific. See the rest from the set:

2. Information and Knowledge Management for Climate Change (IKM4CC) Guideline 1: Summary of Key Tasks and Recommended Practices ( Record 697).
3. Information and Knowledge Management for Climate Change (IKM4CC) Guideline 2: Preparing for Successful Information Management (R.698).
4. Information and Knowledge Management for Climate Change (IKM4CC) Guideline 3: Sourcing and Sharing Information(R.699).
5. Information and Knowledge Management for Climate Change (IKM4CC) Guideline 4: Metadata – Documenting and Describing Information(R.700).
6. Information and Knowledge Management for Climate Change (IKM4CC) Guideline 5: Copyright, Legal and Ethical Issues(R.701).