A new report published last month by the Deep Sea Mining Campaign has raised significant concerns about the prospect of … More
Category: Regional Collaboration
First Virtual EIA And ESS Training Delivered For Kiribati Environment And Conservation Division
Following the successful launch of a series of virtual trainings on Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) and Social Sustainability on 21 … More
Tonga launches State of Environment Report
The Government of Tonga today launched their State of Environment Report during the commemoration of World Environment Day. Hon. Prime … More
Guest Column: Time to reflect on the importance of Pacific biodiversity during World Environment Day
Since 1974, the world has celebrated World Environment Day every year on 5 June, engaging and encouraging governments, businesses, and … More
Tuilaepa highlights Samoas approach to SDGs at UNGA Summit
NEW YORK: Samoas approach to the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) was highlighted by Prime Minister Hon. Tuilaepa Sailele Lupesoliai Malielegaoi … More
Pacific Environment Forum kicks off in Apia
APIA: The 8th Pacific Environment Forum (PEF) kicked off in Apia this week, bringing together representatives of the Secretariat of … More
Pacific Negotiators make a mark at CITES CoP18
A number of Pacific Island Negotiators made contributions to historical milestones achieved at the 18th Meeting of the Conference of … More
Environmental data for decision making highlighted in Apia
More than 20 regional data officers and experts from environmental Ministries from across the Pacific are in Samoa this week … More
Five Things you should know about the Forum Fisheries Agency
The Pacific Islands Forum Fisheries Agency (FFA) is celebrating its 40th year of existence this year. Based out of Honiara in … More
Pacific Leaders not too keen on Australias $500 million climate hush money
Pacific Leaders have taken an uncharacteristic approach to the $500 million climate financing offer from Australia this week in Tuvalu. … More
