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Category: Our originals

Early gains for gender and climate change text, as negotiations heads into final week

By Makereta Komai November 18, 2022November 18, 2022

Pacific lead on gender and climate change optimistic to push for language that supports simplified climate finance that ‘builds a door that allows local and indigenous women’s groups to access climate finance.”

WTO fisheries agreement will not help poverty alleviation in least developed countries

By Adam Wolfenden and Elenoa Dimaira November 11, 2022January 19, 2023

WTO must heed the call by small fisherfolks and discipline those responsible for the negative impacts of fisheries subsidies, says PANG Campaigner as 16 percent of the total global fisheries subsidies reach the small-scale fishers while at least 90 percent to large scale industrialised fisheries

Law enforcement agencies must improve maritime security

By Elenoa Dimaira October 10, 2022October 10, 2022

A report predicted that transnational crimes, particularly illegal and unregulated fishing, could increase in the Pacific region because of the current global circumstances

Promoting women in the Pacific energy sector

By Sanjeshni Kumar October 10, 2022October 10, 2022

SPC has partnered with the U.S Department to support Pacific Islands clean energy transition by promoting women in the Pacific energy sector

Law Enforcement Agencies concerned with Maritime Security

By Elenoa Dimaira October 6, 2022October 6, 2022

A new report highlighted concerns with IUU fishing which degraded ocean sustainability and fisheries crimes in Pacific Island countries

Treaty of High Seas Critical to Pacific

By Elenoa Dimaira October 6, 2022October 6, 2022

Treaty of High Seas is significant to the Pacific Islands “because whatever happens in the deep ocean will impact our culture, food, livelihoods, and national economies” says ocean scientist

Youths amplifying Pacific voices at UN meeting

By Sanjeshni Kumar September 22, 2022September 22, 2022

Pacific youths amplify their voices to world leaders to vote yes for climate justice on the UNGA 77 resolution for an ICJ advisory opinion

Plastic pollution could put 2.3 million Pacific Islanders’ livelihoods at stake

By Sanjeshni Kumar September 8, 2022September 8, 2022

Experts say up to 53 million metric tonnes of plastic pollution by 2030 will annually affect the livelihoods of Pacific Islanders

Pacific must be central to UN biodiversity treaty

By Elenoa Dimaira August 17, 2022May 30, 2023

Biodiversity Beyond National Jurisdiction Treaty should heed the concerns of the Pacific, say experts. “We don’t have the capacity and resources to implement the treaty.”

Fijian families benefitting from clean energy stoves

By Sanjeshni Kumar August 11, 2022August 11, 2022

Environmental friendly stoves help 800 rural families cut their monthly expenses on gas and kerosene and have access to clean cooking nutrition

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