How Arthur Mills reversed his life-threatening illness
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…
Kiwa initiative opens new call for local projects in the Pacific region
Revolutionising agriculture in Solomon Islands: Zai Na Tina and Gwa’ufaniu Organic Farm Learning Centres launched
SPC's LRD and participant partners at the launch in Kastom Garden
In a significant milestone for the development of sustainable agriculture in Solomon Islands, two organic farms were launched as organic learning farm centres yesterday at the Kastom…
A Kiwa Initiative side event on “Integrating Conservation and Human Rights”
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Stat of the week: American Samoa has a Red List Index Score of 0.86
American Samoa has a Red List Index Score of 0.86, the highest in the Pacific region.This means American Samoa is contributing to global species survival.
This data was produced by Bird life International and IUCN based on global estimates of the…
Spotlight on the Kiwa Initiative during the EU-Indo-Pacific High-Level Conference on Climate Change
Photo: SPC/WTYSL
Stats of the week: It is estimated that 95% of Niue's terrestrial key biodiversity areas are covered by protected areas
It is estimated that 95% of Niue's terrestrial key biodiversity areas are covered by protected areas in 2020, the highest percentage amongst Pacific Islands Countries and Territories.
Stat of the week: Red List of Threatened Species Index score in the Republic of the Marshall Islands
The IUCN Red List of Threatened Species is the world's most comprehensive inventory of the global conservation status of plant and animal species. The Republic of the Marshall Islands (RMI) Red List Index score of 0.83 (measured on a scale from 0 to 1)…
Nature-based solutions key to new farm learning network
A new network of organic farms that launched today will work to increase food security and help protect the Pacific’s food system from current and future shocks, including climate change and public health emergencies such as COVID-19.