Better business statistics for Papua New Guinea supported by SPC in peer-to-peer collaboration
Papua New Guinea participants in business statistics technical training with Ms Nilima Lal of the Pacific Community (SPC) and Mr Rajnesh Narayan of the Fiji Bureau of Statistics.
The art of climate change: SPC announces the winners of the Pacific photo contest
Apps transform fisheries data collection in Papua New Guinea
Group photo with the participants
Commissioning of coconut nursery in Papua New Guinea: A boost for farmers’ access to high-yield planting materials
The International Trade Centre (ITC) and the Pacific Community (SPC), in partnership with Kokonas Indastri Koporesen (KIK), are proud to announce the commissioning of a coconut nursery in Pinu village, located in the…
Controlling one of the world’s worst invasive species: the little fire ants
Today we are talking about an invasive ant species that has impacted agriculture production around the world including humans and animals. Little Fire Ants (LFA) or electric ants are regarded as one of the world’s worst invasive species.
Fire ant…
Climate-smart strategies: sustainable coffee development in Papua New Guinea
A sustainable coffee development in Papua New Guinea (PNG), led by the Climate Change and Development Authority (CCDA) in collaboration with the Regional Pacific Nationally Determined Contribution (NDC) Hub, was the topic of a consultation held in Port…
Keynote address by Susil Nelson-Kongoi, Pacific Women Lead Governance Board member at the PNG Women Lead Annual Reflections workshop
Good morning, ladies and gentlemen
Women making change in fisheries : Maryanne Itopai Waizepa’s story
As one of the panellists of the Gender & Social Inclusion (GESI) in Pacific Fisheries Symposium that is taking place in Honiara, Solomons from April 9th until the 11th, 2024, Maryanne Itopai Waizepa explains her vision on women in fisheries that…
Harmony at sea: Navigating economic growth, conservation and ancestral knowledge for sustainable ocean management in the Pacific
John’s voice wavers, and his eyes tear up.
“Mum gave birth to me in 1964, just 5 meters away from the ocean. I think my love for the ocean began in my mother’s womb.”
His name is John Aini, from Lavongai, a small coastal community in New Ireland Province…