Samoa Agriculture Policy Bank launched
Samoa has today launched its Agriculture Policy Bank – essentially an ‘e-library’ which serves as a one-stop shop for information relating to the Pacific Island country’s agriculture policies and regulations.
The Agriculture Policy Banks are an…
Caribbean-Pacific exchange to strengthen capacity for crop researchers and extension officers
Nine Pacific Island researchers and extension officers from Fiji, Papua New Guinea, Samoa, Vanuatu and the Pacific Community (SPC) are on a study tour to the Caribbean islands of Jamaica and Trinidad to learn and exchange practices covering staple crops…
Kiribati MPs discuss human rights for development
Members of Parliament from all outer islands of Kiribati have participated in consultations this week about the nation’s human rights challenges, progress, achievements and plans.
The Pacific Community (SPC), with support from the European Union and the…
European Union and Pacific Community support disaster relief in Marshall Islands
An emergency response vehicle and 208 water tanks have been provided to the Republic of the Marshall Islands this week as part of ongoing support to boost emergency response efforts in the small Pacific Island nation.
Campaign to strengthen intellectual property awareness in Fiji, Samoa and Solomon Islands
The Pacific Community (SPC), European Union(EU), Pacific Islands Forum Secretariat (PIFS) and partners are celebrating World Intellectual Property Day on 26 April by launching an int
Reforest Fiji seedlings contribute to Cyclone Winston recovery
New climate change policy contributes to more resilient Tonga by 2035
The Pacific Community (SPC) and the European Union (EU) have welcomed the endorsement by the Government of Tonga of a new national climate change policy.
The five-year policy sets out to achieve the vision of a resilient Tonga by 2035 through specific…
Cyclone devastation calls for extraordinary partnerships
EU will provide FJ$10 million through SPC towards recovery and rehabilitation after Cyclone Winston
First of its kind for Pacific Island emergency response
A ground-breaking way to address how Pacific Island countries prepare for, respond to, and recover from disasters was launched today by the European Union Ambassador for the Pacific, H.E.