Ensuring water security for Niuatoputapu: A milestone in sustainable development

Pacific Island Nations unite to strengthen Hydrological Services and Water Security

Representatives from 16 Pacific Island Countries and Territories (PICTs) have concluded a pivotal Regional Hydrological Services Forum, co-hosted by the Fiji Meteorological and Hydrological Service Government and the Pacific Community (SPC). The forum…

Empowering Water Security in the Pacific: Pacific Partnership for Atoll Water Security

Securing a sustainable future: Water Security partnership brings relief to Pacific Islands

Pacific Island atolls fixed on water security

Photo: Participants seeing the set-up of the drilling rig used to tap into ground water sources in the atolls

Pacific Island countries come together to discuss water scarcity

Water is essential for life, but it is a scarce resource in many Pacific Island countries. Climate change adds to the undersupply, with rising sea levels threatening freshwater supplies.

SPC hosts its first World Water Week talanoa session, amplifying voices for accelerated water security action for Pacific resilience

Water is a precious resource, and in the Pacific region, its significance goes beyond mere access. Water security is a critical component of resilience that requires a collective effort from stakeholders and partnerships. Recognising this, the Pacific…

Securing Nauru's water lifeline for the most vulnerable people

USD 23 million water project to increase water security for 215,000 people in Vanuatu

The Board of the Green Climate Fund (GCF) has approved USD 23 million in funding for enhancing adaptation and community resilience by improving water security in Vanuatu.

Stat of the week: 44.8% of people in the Solomon Islands still practice open defecation

44.8% of people in the Solomon Islands still practice open defecation (defecating outside rather than using a toilet).
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