Tonga's sustainable energy revolution: A new era of opportunity
Young Pacific professionals driving groundbreaking work on ocean law globally
Ms Tumai Laokiri works in the Attorney General’s Office for the Republic of Kiribati, a country made up of low-lying coral islands with one of the largest ocean spaces or maritime zones in the world.
Building skills for resilience in Kiribati: training water technicians to better support outer island communities
Due to the changing climate, water is a scarce resource for many communities in the Pacific Islands, including Kiribati. Investing in specialised skills and knowledge to help protect water resources and infrastructure is critical to have greater…
Pacific Resilience Meeting 2023
What is the Pacific Resilience Meeting?
A Floating University for the Pacific Islands
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Remarks by Vanuatu’s Department of Climate Change Director Mr Mike Waiwai, at the opening of the benchmarking study tour, fostering resilience education in the Pacific
I would like to thank and welcome the SPC team and the representative from Fiji and its different sectors, it’s a pleasure to have you with us this morning.
Ensuring excellence: quality assurance and periodic review in regional Waste to Energy qualifications
The Pacific region faces critical challenges related to substandard Solid Waste Management (SWM) and energy poverty. The Pacific Community’s (SPC) Pacific Adoption of Waste-to-Energy Solutions (PAWES) supports its member countries in Samoa, Papua New…
Opening statement of Ms Rhonda Robinson during the National Meteorological and Hydrological Services and National Disaster Management Offices joint meeting
Ms Rhonda Robinson, Director of the Geoscience, Energy and Maritime (GEM) Division, the Pacific Community (SPC)
Ni sa bula vinaka Directors of the National Meteorological and Hydrological Services and the National Disaster Management Offices.