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UNDP partners with Deltares to bridge knowledge gap to support nations in building bankable climate change funding proposals
Relief Web, 31st October 2018 |
05-Nov-2018
Asia-Pacific News, 30th October 2018 |
05-Nov-2018
Samoa Observer, 31st October 2018 |
05-Nov-2018
100-Megawatt Armonia Microgrid Project Sets Palau On Course to Meet 45%-by-2025 Renewable Energy Goal Five Years Ahead of Schedule
Solar Magazine, 29th October 2018 |
05-Nov-2018
Pacific Standard, 24th October 2018
Logging in the Solomon Islands, a small country of 667,000 people in the South Pacific, is decimating natural forests there at around 19 times the rate considered sustainable, the watchdog non-governmental organization Global Witness has found. | 30-Oct-2018
Logging in the Solomon Islands, a small country of 667,000 people in the South Pacific, is decimating natural forests there at around 19 times the rate considered sustainable, the watchdog non-governmental organization Global Witness has found. | 30-Oct-2018
Human Nature, 28th October 2018
Off the coast of a remote island in the South Pacific, a team of scientists and volunteers recently gathered on a boat to hear this year’s hit song. | 30-Oct-2018
Off the coast of a remote island in the South Pacific, a team of scientists and volunteers recently gathered on a boat to hear this year’s hit song. | 30-Oct-2018
Samoa Observer, 27th October 2018
The first year of Samoa’s national carbon offsetting programme through tree planting is coming to a close in December and Samoa Conservation Society (S.C.S.) is excited to continue the scheme into the future. | 30-Oct-2018
The first year of Samoa’s national carbon offsetting programme through tree planting is coming to a close in December and Samoa Conservation Society (S.C.S.) is excited to continue the scheme into the future. | 30-Oct-2018
Samoa Observer, 30th October 2018
Samoa’s contribution to the global carbon emission’s crisis may be small, but the “right steps” still need to be made to shift to a low carbon economy. | 30-Oct-2018
Samoa’s contribution to the global carbon emission’s crisis may be small, but the “right steps” still need to be made to shift to a low carbon economy. | 30-Oct-2018
University of Hawai'i News, 26th October 2018 |
30-Oct-2018
RNZ, 20th October 2018
The message that Pacific people affected by climate change would rather stay in their homes than become refugees in New Zealand was reiterated by a panel at Canterbury University on Thursday. | 22-Oct-2018
The message that Pacific people affected by climate change would rather stay in their homes than become refugees in New Zealand was reiterated by a panel at Canterbury University on Thursday. | 22-Oct-2018
ABC News, 19th October 2018 |
22-Oct-2018
WMO Website, 17th October 2018
Strengthening Hydro-meteorological and Early Warning Services in the Pacific | 22-Oct-2018
Strengthening Hydro-meteorological and Early Warning Services in the Pacific | 22-Oct-2018
WMO Website, 17th October 2018 |
22-Oct-2018
Pacific Scoop, 17th October 2018
Press Release – FAO | 22-Oct-2018
Press Release – FAO | 22-Oct-2018
Building monitoring & evaluation (M&E) capacity in climate change and disaster resilience in Kiribati
SPC Website, 18th October 2018 |
22-Oct-2018
RNZ, 15th October 2018
Tuvalu has received a new wave forecasting system to help predict tides and sea surges across its nine atolls. The high resolution modelling system and equipment were handed over to the Tuvalu government by the Pacific Community at a ceremony in Tuvalu this week. | 22-Oct-2018
Tuvalu has received a new wave forecasting system to help predict tides and sea surges across its nine atolls. The high resolution modelling system and equipment were handed over to the Tuvalu government by the Pacific Community at a ceremony in Tuvalu this week. | 22-Oct-2018
Scoop World, 16th October 2018 |
22-Oct-2018
