Empowering Pacific children: Recap of 2020 CRC84 and looking ahead to upcoming 2023 CRC Visit
The launch of Digital Earth Pacific during the 53rd meeting of the Committee of Representatives of Governments and Administrations and the 13th Conference
LRD Research in Focus: Meet Sarlesh Kumar – Field Coordinator for the Pacific Awareness and Response to the Coconut Rhinoceros Beetle Project
1- Could you briefly describe your academic or professional background and how it has led you to pursue research within SPC?
Pacific Gender Statistics Dashboard to enhance availability of gender statistics and promote equality
The Pacific Community (SPC) is launching the Pacific Gender Statistics Dashboard, a tool offering a comprehensive overview of gender-related indicators and metrics in the region. The Dashboard is accessible here: Gender Dashboard - Pacific Data Hub.…
Pacific Agricultural Plant Genetic Resources Network charts crucial roadmap for food security in the region
Nature-based Solutions: what are the Pacific nations needs ? A new report is available
In a world grappling with escalating climate impacts, the Pacific Island Countries and Territories (PICTs) embody both vulnerability and community resilience. As part of the Kiwa Initiative, PICTs had the opportunity to voice their key challenges and…
Launch of Organic Learning Farm Centre boost agroecological approaches in Nauru's agriculture sector
Careers in ocean science beckons to young Pacific women
Kite Pareti, Islands Business
Pacific young women are taking a greater interest in protecting our oceans for the future.
At last week’s inaugural conference on ocean science and ocean management in Nadi, Fiji, Tanga Morris Jnr, 26, said that while…
Palau Targets 100% managed ocean space
By Ngewakl Issac Soaladaob, Island Times
Amid challenges heightened by the COVID-19 pandemic and discussions about the possibility of opening its marine sanctuary, which currently protects 80% of its waters, the Palau Government unveiled a bold…
Plastic Crisis: Cannot Be Business As Usual Anymore
By Inoke Rabonu, Fiji Sun
EXPERT SAYS IF NOTHING IS DONE, WE WILL CONTINUE TO DROWN IN PLASTICS EVEN MORE THAN WE ARE NOW | ‘Turn off the tap and lessen the number of plastics that are being imported and used’.