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SPREP’s first virtual Governing Body meeting.
An ambitious “Think-tank Working Meeting” will be facilitated by the Secretariat of the Pacific Regional Environment Programme from 17 – 20 March at the Pacific Climate Change Centre in Apia, Samoa. This will bring members from the 2019 Pacific Resilience Meeting Communications Working Group or nominated communications experts from organisation representatives in this Group, as well as the PRP Taskforce. Over the course of three days, the selected group will work intensively to develop the communications infrastructure for engagement and advocacy of the PRP and FRDP, as well as begin the development process of resources and content for use. This will require think-tank sessions as well as the writing of text for the communications strategy, guidelines and resources. It will also involve commenting and input upon all text developed until the outcomes expected are completed. This is in line with Point 9 of the “9 Points’ Strategy” with all content developed addressing the “Proposal for a ‘Strategic Guidance Note’ from the Pacific Resilience Partnership Taskforce
An ambitious “Think-tank Working Meeting” will be facilitated by the Secretariat of the Pacific Regional Environment Programme from 17 – 20 March at the Pacific Climate Change Centre in Apia, Samoa. This will bring members from the 2019 Pacific Resilience Meeting Communications Working Group or nominated communications experts from organisation representatives in this Group, as well as the PRP Taskforce. Over the course of three days, the selected group will work intensively to develop the communications infrastructure for engagement and advocacy of the PRP and FRDP, as well as begin the development process of resources and content for use. This will require think-tank sessions as well as the writing of text for the communications strategy, guidelines and resources. It will also involve commenting and input upon all text developed until the outcomes expected are completed. This is in line with Point 9 of the “9 Points’ Strategy” with all content developed addressing the “Proposal for a ‘Strategic Guidance Note’ from the Pacific Resilience Partnership Taskforce

The Secretariat of the Pacific Regional Environment Programme (SPREP) through the Intra-ACP GCCA+ Pacific Adaptation to Climate Change and Resilience Building (PACRES) and in collaboration with the IMPACT Project will convene the Pacific Post-COP25 Analysis Meeting 16- 18 March 2020 at the Pacific Climate Change Centre at SPREP in Apia, Samoa.

The objectives of the meeting are to:

• Provide Pacific ACP SIDS negotiators with an opportunity to analyse the outcomes of COP25 relative to their specific national, regional and inter-regional priorities;

• Provide an opportunity for Pacific ACP SIDS to further develop positions on priority thematic areas of the Paris Agreement Work Programme (PAWP);

• Develop a Post-COP25 Analysis Report to inform Pacific ACP Leaders and Heads of State on the implications of COP25 outcomes at national, regional, and inter-regional levels; and

• Prepare negotiators to engage effectively in UNFCCC related events prior to and leading into COP26.

Annual Climate Change Resilience planning meeting.

Annual Climate Change Resilience planning meeting.