First Regional Fisheries Ministerial Meeting (Virtual)
Leadership for Effectiveness
Leadership for Effectiveness is made up of two courses: Inclusive Strategic Leadership and Leading and Managing People.
Gender, Social Inclusion and Human Rights issues in Coastal Fisheries
Participants : Cook Islands ; Fiji, FSM, Kiribati, Samoa, Solomon Islands, Tonga, Vanuat ;This regional workshop aims to present key findings and recommendations from a legal analysis on gender and human right issues in coastal fisheries and…
SPC signs agreement with Aquaculture Without Frontiers to support private sector aquaculture enterprises
With the objective of strengthening private sector aquaculture enterprises, a Special Service Agreement has been signed this month between the Pacific Community (SPC) and Aquaculture Without Frontiers (AwF).
Under this agreement, AwF will provide…
At virtual meeting, 7 Pacific countries discuss how legislation can better protect the rights of small-scale fishers
This week, the Pacific Community (SPC) led online consultative discussions with representatives from seven Pacific Island countries (Cook Islands, Fiji, FSM, Kiribati, Samoa, Solomon Islands and Tonga) around the key findings of a recently…
Tilapia fish farms casting wider nets in Fiji
Ensuring Food security in the midst of COVID-19 has become a priority across the Pacific, with limited imports increasing the demand for local staples. However, the instinct for survival and self-sufficiency is resulting in a growing number…
(VIRTUAL) 16th Regular Session of the Scientific Committee of the WCPFC
[Virtual] Training on Fisheries Management for Kiribati & Nauru
This is a virtual training workshop with Fisheries officers from Kiribati and Nauru. The training is 2 hours every morning for 5 days.
Exchange of maritime boundaries data to boost fisheries monitoring, control and surveillance in region
Photo Caption: Solomon Islands patrol boat (03) closely monitoring a Vietnamese vessel (blue boat) which was caught fishing illegally in the Solomon Island waters in 2018.