Nauru advances a practical pathway for climate action
Nauru’s small land area, low elevation, and heavy dependence on maritime transport make it one of the Pacific’s most climate-vulnerable countries. Rising seas, more intense extreme weather, and disruptions to shipping and food systems are already…
Pacific Islands Literacy and Numeracy Assessment – Nauru Main Study
The Pacific Islands Literacy and Numeracy Assessment (PILNA) has completed four assessment cycles, with the fifth main study scheduled to begin in September 2025 across fifteen Pacific Island countries. PILNA collects evidence on how Year 4 and Year 6…
Pacific Assessment for Lower Secondary – Nauru Field Trial
The Pacific Assessment for Lower Secondary (PALS) has completed country consultations and two pilot assessments in 2023 and 2024, focusing on Year 9 Reading and Writing, Numeracy, and Science. In 2025, the Science component will undergo a field trial…
Systematic Synthetic Phonics Approach and Item Writing Training
Systematic Synthetic Phonics Assessment
The Resilience of the Nauruan Language: Tre Dabwido
Empowering Water Security in the Pacific: Pacific Partnership for Atoll Water Security
Islands of resilience: Insights from the PHWP North Pacific Mission
Building capacity for water quality testing in Nauru and Tokelau
In the face of growing water scarcity challenges, the Managing Water Scarcity through Water Resources Management project, funded by the New Zealand Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade (NZ MFAT), is empowering Pacific communities with the tools and…
Stat of the week: In 2030, Nauru is expected to have the highest proportion of children at 37%
Celebrating #WorldChildrensDay on 20 November, our #StatOfTheWeek looks at the proportion of children aged under 14 years in the Pacific, projected for 2030. Nauru 🇳🇷 is expected to have the highest proportion of children at 37…