Green News: Discovery of the world’s largest coral in the Pacific
Building water security for the next generation in the Pacific territories
This article is a collaboration between SPC and Inter Press Service (IPS) and was originally published on IPS website. Written by Catherine Wilson.
Tuvalu uses high-resolution mapping to combat climate change
Kiribati enhancing climate resilience through the upgrading of its National Building Codes
The Regional Pacific Nationally Determined Contribution (NDC) Hub has supported Kiribati in the development of minimum technical standards and requirements that are necessary for ensuring the integration of energy efficiency and green building rating…
Kiribati enhancing climate resilience through the upgrading of its National Building Codes
The Regional Pacific Nationally Determined Contribution (NDC) Hub has supported Kiribati in the development of minimum technical standards and requirements that are necessary for ensuring the integration of energy efficiency and green building rating…
Collaborative effort to harness volcanic aquifers for sustainable water solutions in the Pacific
Recognising the need to tackle critical water management challenges for the region’s growing development needs and rising demand, three Pacific Island countries are teaming up to develop an innovative and sustainable…
Pacific science body welcomes global maritime ruling as a win for science and the Blue Pacific region
Pacific Photo Contest: Submit your best climate change, marine environments, fisheries, or aquaculture pictures
The Pacific Community (SPC) is launching a photo contest with the theme of climate change, marine environments, fisheries, and/or aquaculture in the Pacific Islands region. We invite residents of the Pacific Islands region to submit entries. SPC is…
Green News: Plastic pollution is amplified by warning climate
Climate change and plastic pollution are interconnected global challenges. Rising temperatures and moisture alter plastic characteristics, contributing to waste, microplastic generation, and release of hazardous substances.
Pacific Overseas Countries and Territories meet to improve management of health risks to drinking water supplies
Les 11 et 12 mars 2024, un atelier régional sur l’alimentation en eau potable a été co-organisé à Tahiti, par la Polynésie française et le projet PROTEGE financé par l’Union européenne et mise en œuvre par la Communauté du Pacifique (CPS).
Suite à cet…