14th Triennial Conference of Pacific Women and the 7th Women’s Ministerial Meeting
25 February 2021
Season's Greetings from the Pacific Community
23 December 2020
Season's Greetings from everyone at the Pacific Community! We wish you a wonderful festive season and a Happy New Year. We want to take this opportunity to share our sincere thanks for your continued support throughout the past year. SPC’s offices are closed until the next year, but we look forward to working with you again in 2021.
Pacific Data Hub to make data accessible for all
30 November 2020
Pacific Governments, agencies, donors and civil society now have a central source of reliable and current data to help them to make decisions that affect Pacific Islanders.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade (MFAT) has backed The Pacific Community (SPC) to create and launch the Pacific Data Hub, which will fill data gaps in the Pacific and provide trusted and evidence-based information to decision-makers.
Nadroumai Women improve soil health through Agroforestry
16 March 2020
Exacerbating erosion, flooding and drought events was on the rise due to unsustainable agriculture and resource exploitation within the Nadroumai catchment near Sigatoka in Fiji- but thanks to the dedication of women and youth in the area, the future is starting to look brighter.
An investment in children’s rights will pay dividends to Pacific communities for generations to come
4 March 2020
Pacific Community donors see the 84th Extraordinary Outreach Session of the Committee on the Rights of the Child as a smart investment for the region’s future
Remarks by SPC DDG, Dr A. Aumua at 84th Extraordinary Session of the Committee on the Rights of the Child
1 March 2020
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STATEMENT BY DR. AUMUA
DELIVERED AT OPENING CEREMONY OF THE
84th EXTRAORDINARY SESSION OF THE COMMITTEE ON THE RIGHTS OF THE CHILD
APIA, SAMOA
2 MARCH 2020
European Union provides 3 million euro to strengthen health security in the Pacific
19 February 2020
The European Union (EU) has provided EUR 3 million (FJD 7.2 million) to the Pacific Community (SPC) to strengthen health security in the Pacific.
The Public Health Surveillance Network Services to Strengthen Health Security in the Pacific project, which will be led by Pacific Community’s (SPC) Public Health Division, will support regional capacity for surveillance and epidemiology; laboratory services and systems; vector and disease surveillance and control; and risk communication.