Video Series: Edible leaves of the Pacific
Did you know? In the current context of non communicable diseases (obesity, diabetes, etc.) that particularly affect Pacific populations, edible leaves can increase the daily consumption of vegetables of inhabitants at lower cost, in a sustainable…
Emergency Operations Centre triggers safety mode of riverbank dwellers
Sevuloni Dewai was among the early birds in the hinterland of Naitasiri Province for a much-anticipated event down the Wainimala River.
He was on the first bus out of the mountainous ranges on the border with Fiji’s largest province of Ba near the…
Full Pacific Way 2018 television season now available
Did you miss any episodes of Pacific Way Television program last season? No need to worry, the entire series is now available on the Pacific Way YouTube page.
Gender, human rights and sustainable resource management important aspects of significant Pacific-EU Marine Partnership Programme
(Photo Credit: Francisco Blaha, Marshall Islands)
23rd Pacific Public Health Surveillance Network Coordinating Body Meeting
The key objective of the meeting is to review, discuss and make recommendations about PPHSN services (PacNet, LabNet, EpiNet, PICNet, PSSS and SHIP/DDM capacity development programme) to Pacific Heads of Health.
PPHSN: 3rd Project Steering Committee Meeting
Project for Strengthening the Services of the Pacific Public Health Surveillance Network (PPHSN)
Conserving crop diversity is a foundation for improving livelihoods in the Pacific
Conserving crop diversity is the foundation for improving livelihoods the Pacific
Development minerals report will help guide sustainable use of Fiji’s georesources
These minerals we use to build our homes, schools, roads, water systems and just about every type of infrastructure you can think of, are critical for the Pacific. We use them to treat our soil and increase agricultural yields, to protect our coastlines…
Tracking ‘moody’ Mona
Fiji Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama queries some details regarding TC Mona’s track.
Always be ready for the worst and hope for the best
By ILAITIA TURAGABECI
AS Tropical Cyclone Mona roared across the islands, a group of men sat…
Inspiring Gender Equality projects launched on eve of International Women’s Day, but “still so much work left to be done”
The Pacific Community (SPC) held a series of events in Suva to mark International Women’s Day and the 25th Anniversary of the Pacific Platform for Action and Gender Equality and Women’s Human Rights (PPA), and took the opportunity to officially launch…