Securing Nauru's water lifeline for the most vulnerable people
Green Tip of the month: Recycle, Reuse, Reduce for World Recycling Day
Stat of the week: Papua New Guinea and Tuvalu produced less than 500 grams per person per day, the lowest level of municipal solid waste per person among Pacific countries
Papua New Guinea and Tuvalu produced the lowest level of municipal solid waste per person among Pacific Island Countries and Territories, less than 500 grams per person per day. The worldwide average is 0.74 kilograms per person per day.
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A Kiwa Initiative side event on “Integrating Conservation and Human Rights”
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Pacific DataViz Challenge 2022: And the winners are....
The inaugural Pacific DataViz Challenge attracted inspiring entries from all over the world. We thank all the participants who breathed life into data with their entry.
The judges have deliberated and we are excited to announce the winners of the…
Mana Moana Pasifika Voices: The Legacy Continues
Compelling artistic work harnessing the creativity of the Pacific to bring the reality of climate change from the islands to COP27. Mana Moana Pasifika Voices is a collection of artistic video works, created to amplify and support the Pacific to drive…
Solar Powered Boat for Fiji’s Nakalawaca Women’s Group, a first in the Pacific
Nakalawaca village lies on the Eastern side of Viti Levu in the Fiji Islands and is home to 260 villagers whose main source of income is seafood and vegetable farming.
The women of Nakalawacaspend up to five hours a day out at sea catching seafood for…
First ever Pacific disaster reduction declaration to drive political leadership and build a safer region endorsed by Ministers
Photo: Pacific delegates at the inaugural Pacific Disaster Risk Reduction Ministers Meeting in Nadi, Fiji
Pacific Ministers responsible for disaster risk management have sounded a call for collective, coordinated and accelerated action to reduce the…
Palau students address plastic pollution in the marine environment
Planning Fiji's Climate Resilient Infrastrucuture: Retrofit or Relocate
Fiji, like many island countries in the Pacific, is susceptible to extreme weather events which are worsened by climate change. The frequency and intensity of cyclones, floods and droughts are changing and together with rising sea-levels represent an…