Résilience - Invasive species, a plague for biodiversity
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Résilience - Les holothuries : un trésor du Pacifique
Résilience - Les agriculteurs de la transition agroécologique
Pourquoi planter des arbres permet d’avoir plus d’eau pour les cultures, une climatisation et de l’engrais naturel ?
Résilience - Poum, à la recherche de l'or bleu
Dans ce premier épisode de votre magazine Résilience, découvrez la commune de Poum et ses habitants qui ont bénéficié d’une campagne visant à déceler d’éventuelles nouvelles ressources en eau souterraine, notamment d’eau potable.
What do the statistics tell us about the impacts of the COVID-19 on PICT economies
A new paper by SPC Statistics Advisor-Strategic Planning Monitoring Analysis, Elizabeth Ragimana and SPC Data Analysis and Dissemination Manager, David Abbott reveals how almost eighteen months on since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic worldwide,…
RESOLAG, a lagoon observation network to enhance the pearl-farming sector in French Polynesia
Launched in 2018, RESOLAG, the Lagoon Observation Network of French Polynesia, has since 2020 been able to rely on the support of the PROTEGE Programme in its activities.
New Caledonia, French Polynesia, Wallis and Futuna are committed to sustainable and resilient food systems
photo credit: Marama Production
The PROTEGE project is working with the authorities of New Caledonia, French Polynesia, and Wallis and Futuna to develop strategic and operational plans on food system sustainability to ensure more resilient food systems…
Stat of the week: cumulative cases of COVID-19 in 11 Pacific Island Countries and Territories
There have been 67,420 cumulative cases of COVID-19 in 11 Pacific Island Countries and Territories as of 22 July 2021, with 86% reported in 3 countries (Fiji, French Polynesia and Papua New Guinea).
14th Triennial Conference of Pacific Women opens with call for more inclusive development
The 14th Triennial Conference of Pacific Women opened yesterday (27 April) with the host government of French Polynesia calling for making the inclusion and empowerment of women a top priority for the region.
Green News: Substitutes for imported animal-feed products are being found through local production of insects for poultry farmers
By drawing inspiration from how natural ecosystems functions, a circular economy makes it possible to:
create positive value loops with each use or reuse of the material or product before its final destruction,
avoid depletion of natural resources by…