Climate change implications for fisheries and aquaculture in the Pacific Islands region
SPC's first biennial Climate Change Flagship report 2023–2024
Farmers in Rarotonga adapt to climate change, Regional Research Agenda's research reveals
Farmers in Rarotonga, Cook Islands, are already taking steps to adapt to the changing climate, according to a recent study titled Aka’tika Uira (Realign the Wheel): An analysis of the climate adaptation methods…
Advancing sustainable development through a Pacific–Local2030 partnership
A new SPC–Local2030 partnership boosts Pacific data systems, resilience, and SDG action.
How improving the quality of climate data is about protecting people, livelihoods, and the future
Pacific Community's Statement at the International Court of Justice Public sitting on the Obligations of States in respect of Climate Change
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…