Pacific Dataviz Challenge 2023: Make Food trade and food security data accessible to everyone
Signing of the 2024-2027 Partnership Agreement between the Government of New Caledonia and the Pacific Community (SPC)
The Government of New Caledonia and the Pacific Community (SPC) have signed a new four-year partnership agreement in Noumea today that strengthens ties, intensifies SPC’s activities and reconfirms New Caledonia as SPC’s Headquarters.
New Caledonia has…
Speech by SPC's Director-General, Mr Minchin, at the signing ceremony for the Partnership with New Caledonia
Mr President, members of the government, distinguished representatives of SPC member countries and territories and of the diplomatic corps, dear partners, dear friends,
It is with great pleasure and honour that President Mapou and I welcome you all today…
Protecting drinking water in Touho, New Caledonia
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Pacific DataViz Challenge 2022: And the winners are....
The inaugural Pacific DataViz Challenge attracted inspiring entries from all over the world. We thank all the participants who breathed life into data with their entry.
The judges have deliberated and we are excited to announce the winners of the…
Innovation: New Caledonia’s first hydrological atlas
The Government of New Caledonia, the Pacific Community and the Bureau of Geological and Mining Research have produced the first hydrogeological atlas of New Caledonia, thanks to funding from the European Union. This “Base de Données des Limites des…
Protecting the climate and ensuring food security in low-lying coral atoll countries and islands
By 2050, 60% more food than today will need to be produced to feed a growing population from the available land area worldwide. This must be done in a way that does not harm the soil, water, biodiversity, ecosystem services, or the climate upon which…
Technological innovation and field training for the preservation of biodiversity
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L’innovation technologique et les formations terrain au service de la préservation de la biodiversité
La Nouvelle-Calédonie compte plusieurs espèces envahissantes comme le cerf ou le cochon ensauvagé. La qualité de vie…
Stat of the week: The number of households in the Loyalty Islands
6947: The number of households in the Loyalty Islands, New Caledonia, as of the 2019 Population and Housing Census. For more sub-national census data, from the most resent censuses of 21 Pacific Island Countries and Territories.
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