A new water monitoring station installed in Vanuatu to increase resilience of more than 17,700 residents of the Luganville area
Category: Vanuatu
Chairman shares Vanuatu’s hope for Climate Change adaptation and Resilience building project
The chair of the third PACRES Project Steering Committee reiterates the urgency to scale up climate action in the Pacific region
Vanuatu, one of the most climate-vulnerable countries, launches ambitious climate plan
Vanuatu has committed to 100% renewable energy in electricity generation by 2030
Vanuatu releases a world leading NDC to the Climate Change Paris Agreement
Vanuatu expects to “further encourage countries to take ambitious climate actions that keep warming below 1.5 degrees Celsius” after launching revised and enhanced NDC
Vanuatu prioritises seeds for sustainable agriculture
Grant to assist Vanuatu in seed production and serve as a national-level enabling support mechanism to strengthen Vanuatu’s food security
Vanuatu Climate initiative endorsed by OACPS Council of Ministers
OACPS agreed to endorse Vanuatu’s climate campaign to seek an advisory opinion from the ICJ to protect the rights of people against the adverse effects of climate change
Young African tulip trees inoculated with new bio-agent
African tulip trees that pose a huge threat to biodiversity across the Pacific region were inoculated with a weed-busting mite as a biological control agent
Biogas installation launch at Matevulu College in Vanuatu
An off-grid project utilises organic waste to generate biogas, hence decreasing greenhouse emissions in Vanuatu
US$10 million will boost Vanuatu’s resilience and preparedness for recovery from future disasters
US$10 million to help improve Vanuatu’s resilience and preparedness for recovery from future disasters and strengthen efforts on climate change adaptation
If we are to have a future, climate justice needs a legal footing
The ICJ should issue a legal opinion on the rights of present and future generations to inhabit a world that is not ravaged by climate change effects, writes PM of Vanuatu