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This Study by UNESCAP explores the key areas around which regional platforms can rally interdisciplinary and cross-sectoral solutions for the...
On Monday, 22nd November, Climate Home News documents the first test of the Glasgow summit commitments into real actions at...
16th November, 2021 The theme for the 6th e-Bwebwenato is Decarbonizing Shipping: Mid Term Measures "Working Together for an Equitable Transition...
Rosi Doviverata reports of Fiji Prime Minister's announcement during the Ocean Panel discussion at the COP 26 Glasgow summit. Prime...
Ancient Fijian Culture Brought to Forefront with Sailing Drua Fiji’s Drua Experience works to reconnect youth with traditional sailing culture....
Splash247.com reports that many more nations are backing shipping carbon levy - 50 Climate Vulnerable Forum countries (CVF), from Africa,...
Simon Bullock, James Mason & Alice Larkin (2021) reveal in their recent publication "The urgent case for stronger climate targets for...
Stuff.co.nz reports that The Australian government has used its diplomatic weight in the Pacific to divide small island states in...
Hot on the heels of COP 26, GCaptain website shares Reuters report on Monday that Denmark, the United States and 12...
The Micronesian Center for Sustainable Transport (MCST) presented two proposals submitted to the International Maritime Organization (IMO) by Pacific Island...
Voting CLOSED on 7th November. The Micronesian Center for Sustainable Transport’s (MCST) Project Cerulean at the University of the South Pacific’s...
A new wave: Pacific partnership aims to develop carbon free maritime sector - The Pacific International Inc has been serving the...