13 countries meet at the Pacific Community Headquarters for maritime security in the region
The Pacific Community Ocean Science Centre (PCCOS) contributed this morning to the opening of the high-level seminar on "Maritime Security and Environmental Issues in the South Pacific" organised by the High Commission of the Republic in New Caledonia…
Atelier technique régional de capitalisation sur l’aquaculture, réalisé dans le cadre du projet PROTEGE (2023)
Meet the Pacific Community at Our Ocean Conference 2023
The Pacific Community (SPC) will be present at Our Ocean Conference 2023 (Panama City, Panama). From 2-3 March, SPC will support and represent Pacific countries and territories in promoting an enhanced access to science, sound policy…
Our Ocean 2023
OUR OCEAN, OUR CONNECTION
SPC will be present at Our Ocean Conference (2-3 March) in Panama City. Would you like to connect with us? Please feel free to reach out to Pierre-Yves Charpentier ([email protected]) or Maeva Tesan ([email protected])
The…
TVET and sustainable practices to Climate-Resilient Communities 2023 (A benchmarking trip fostering TVET and sustainable practices to climate-resilient societies)
People around the Pacific continue to experience the repercussions of climate change and there is a need to speed up understanding and adaptative practices among influencers and communities so that we can mitigate its implications. It is a necessity to…
Initiation of the “Climate change adaptation solutions for local authorities” Program in the Federated States of Micronesia
The Pacific Community (SPC) recently initiated the “Climate change adaptation solutions for Local Authorities in the Federated States of Micronesia (FSM)” Program with a national inception workshop held in Pohnpei on 9–10 February 2023. This event…
Women farmers of Taputapuatea honored
The Pacific Community's (SPC) implemented and European Union (EU) Funded PROTEGE Project has implemented a plan to raise awareness and assist women regarding the transition to agroecology in Taputapuatea Municipality, Raiatea Island, French…
Green News: Climate change-induced sea-level rise direct threat Pacific nations
Speakers warned the international community that tensions are deepening as coastlines vanish, territories are lost, resources become scarce, and masses are displaced, as the Security Council held its first ever open debate on 15 of February on the impact…
UN Security Council Ministerial High Level Open Debate, Threats to International Peace and Security: Sea-Level Rise – Implications for International Peace & Security, Brief by Coral Pasisi, SPC's Director of Climate Change & President of Tofia Niue
United Nations Security Council Ministerial High level Open Debate
Threats to International Peace and Security:
Sea-Level Rise – Implications for International Peace and Security
A Kiwa Initiative side event on “Integrating Conservation and Human Rights”
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