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Enhancing climate resilience in the Pacific through improved climate prediction services

Enhancing climate resilience in the Pacific through improved climate prediction services

28 February 2022, Nadi, Fiji – Meteorological Services from around the Pacific have gathered in Nadi, Fiji for the Joint Regional Training for the Republic of Korea-Pacific Islands Climate Prediction Services Project (ROK PI CliPS) Phase 2 and...

Pacific Leader’s Sustainable Tourism Commitment Continues to Attract Support

Pacific Leader’s Sustainable Tourism Commitment Continues to Attract Support

Th­e Pacific Tourism Organisation (SPTO) is pleased to announce Nauru as the 16th signatory of the Pacific Leader’s Sustainable Tourism Commitment (SOC). As a high-level regional advocacy tool supporting sustainable tourism development, the SOC...

Why the One Pacific Voice matters in global effort to end plastic pollution, as we look towards INC2 in Paris

Why the One Pacific Voice matters in global effort to end plastic pollution, as we look towards INC2 in Paris

Anthony Talouli Director of Waste Management and Pollution Control, SPREP It’s ironic. Although there is a common global understanding about the adverse impact of plastic pollution on human health, the economy, and the environment, it would be...

Wallis & Futuna Pledges to Support Sustainable Tourism in the Pacific Region

Wallis & Futuna Pledges to Support Sustainable Tourism in the Pacific Region

Wallis & Futuna affirmed its commitment to regional sustainable tourism through the endorsement of the Pacific Leader’s Sustainable Tourism Commitment (SOC) in Nadi late last week. As the 15th signatory, Wallis and Futuna has joined the Federated...

NTO Update – Kiribati commits to sustainable tourism development

NTO Update – Kiribati commits to sustainable tourism development

In October 2022, Kiribati affirmed its commitment to being part of the regional sustainable tourism cohesion as it signed the Pacific Leader’s Sustainable Tourism Commitment. Kiribati joined 14 Pacific Tourism Organisation (SPTO) members in...

Fiji affirms Commitment to Improving Regional Sustainable Tourism

Fiji affirms Commitment to Improving Regional Sustainable Tourism

Fiji affirmed its commitment to being part of the regional sustainable tourism cohesion as it signed the Pacific Leader’s Sustainable Tourism Commitment in Suva this week. Fiji becomes the 14th Pacific Tourism Organisation (SPTO) member to...

KEYNOTE ADDRESS DELIVERED BY HON. FALEOMAVAEGA TITIMAEA TAFUA, ASSOCIATE MINISTER OF NATURAL RESOURCES AND ENVIRONMENT AT THE SECOND ANNUAL INTRA-CLIMATE SERVICES AND RELATED APPLICATIONS (CLIMSA) FORUM

KEYNOTE ADDRESS DELIVERED BY HON. FALEOMAVAEGA TITIMAEA TAFUA, ASSOCIATE MINISTER OF NATURAL RESOURCES AND ENVIRONMENT AT THE SECOND ANNUAL INTRA-CLIMATE SERVICES AND RELATED APPLICATIONS (CLIMSA) FORUM

SAMOA, September 26 - Excellencies, Distinguished Guests, Ladies and Gentelmen, It is my honor to address this Second annual Intra-Climate Services and Related Applications (ClimSA) forum on behalf of the Government of Samoa and would like to...

MEDIA RELEASE: Samoa Climate Finance Workshop Eyes Private Sector Opportunities

MEDIA RELEASE: Samoa Climate Finance Workshop Eyes Private Sector Opportunities

Wednesday 19 October 2022, Suva, Fiji/Apia, Samoa – Private sector partnerships on climate resilience have gained momentum after Samoa’s Polynesia Sub-Regional Private Sector Workshop. The 27-29 September workshop focused on improving private...

MEDIA RELEASE: Signing of the Pacific UN Sustainable Development Cooperation Framework 2023-2027

MEDIA RELEASE: Signing of the Pacific UN Sustainable Development Cooperation Framework 2023-2027

SAMOA, October 11 - October 11, 2022 Since August 2021, United Nations (UN) teams across the Pacific have worked closely with Pacific governments, civil society, development partners, and the Council of Regional Organizations of the Pacific...

SPREP’s Fourth Executive Board Meeting ends on a high

SPREP’s Fourth Executive Board Meeting ends on a high

Island and Ocean Ecosystems Climate Change Resilience Environmental Monitoring and Governance Waste Management and Pollution Control General News 6 September 2024, Apia Samoa - The Secretariat of the Pacific Regional Environment Programme’s...

Fourth SPREP Executive Board Meeting opens in Samoa

Fourth SPREP Executive Board Meeting opens in Samoa

Island and Ocean Ecosystems Climate Change Resilience Environmental Monitoring and Governance Waste Management and Pollution Control General News 4 September 2024, Apia Samoa – The crucial role played by the Secretariat of the Pacific Regional...

Samoa launches the process to fulfill its obligations under international climate change convention

Samoa launches the process to fulfill its obligations under international climate change convention

SAMOA, September 4 - JOINT PRESS RELEASE; U.N.D.P. & Government of Samoa: 4th September 2020 Samoa launches the process to fulfill its obligations under international climate change convention Apia, Samoa – Samoa today launched the process to...

New project to help Samoa achieve SDG 13 – take urgent action to combat climate change

New project to help Samoa achieve SDG 13 – take urgent action to combat climate change

SAMOA, May 29 - 29th August 2019 – Samoa took another step towards fulfilling its commitments under Sustainable Development Goal 13: Climate Action, with the signing today of an agreement on a new project named the Third National Communication...

UN & MNRE go green for World Environment Day, planting over 600 trees

UN & MNRE go green for World Environment Day, planting over 600 trees

SAMOA, June 5 - 5th June 2020 – Wearing green and getting dirt under their fingernails may not be the usual order of business on a Friday afternoon, but that’s exactly what UN and MNRE Forestry Division staff did today for World Environment Day,...

One Pacific – One People, One Ocean at CBD COP16.

One Pacific – One People, One Ocean at CBD COP16.

16 October 2024, Apia, Samoa – The Pacific islands contain rich and vast biodiversity, and they hold responsibility over large proportions of global ecosystems, including about a third of all oceans and seas within national jurisdictions. However,...

Ocean Dialogue unites voices on collaborative action for shared ocean priorities

Ocean Dialogue unites voices on collaborative action for shared ocean priorities

Partnerships must become the norm, not the exception. This was emphasised at the Ocean Dialogue convened during the inaugural Global Nature Positive Summit (GNPS) held in Sydney, Australia this week. The dialogue brought together First Nations...

Tuvalu Progresses Survey and Training on Identifying Marine Non-indigenous Species (MNIS)

Tuvalu Progresses Survey and Training on Identifying Marine Non-indigenous Species (MNIS)

11 October 2024, Funafuti, Tuvalu - The Environment Department and the Marine Ports Department of Tuvalu, in collaboration with the Secretariat of the Pacific Regional Environment Programme (SPREP), through the Pacific Regional Invasive Species...

Climate, Environment, and Conservation: Conclusion of the South Pacific Tuna Treaty Amendment Negotiations

Climate, Environment, and Conservation: Conclusion of the South Pacific Tuna Treaty Amendment Negotiations

The United States and 16 Pacific Island governments initialed amendments to the Multilateral Treaty on Fisheries at a ceremony in Nadi, Fiji on December 3, 2016. The revisions to the Treaty will generate higher economic returns from fisheries for...

Pacific Invasive Species Battlers Armed to Target Widespread Weeds with Natural Enemies

Pacific Invasive Species Battlers Armed to Target Widespread Weeds with Natural Enemies

Natural enemies play a crucial role in the biological control of widespread weeds, offering an environmentally sustainable alternative to chemical herbicides. When prioritising weeds for biological control, several critical criteria must be...

SPREP Members commend progress and work of Secretariat in 2023

SPREP Members commend progress and work of Secretariat in 2023

5 September 2024, Apia Samoa – The Secretariat of the Pacific Regional Environment Programme (SPREP) continues to strengthen efforts to build a resilient Pacific environment. During the past 31 years, amidst many challenges, SPREP has continued to...

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