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Mana Moana – Pasifika Voices is a collection of artistic video works, created to amplify and support the Pacific to drive global action to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. This collection is the second in a series that began in 2021.

Many educational resources available on climate change focus on its causes and its mitigation by reducing the emission of greenhouse gases. there are very few educational resources that address adaptation measures that are specific to Pacific islands.

Many educational resources available on climate change focus on its causes and its mitigation by reducing the emission of greenhouse gases.

This document is the final report of the Programme. The purpose of this document is to provide a summary of an assessment of the implementation and outcomes of the Programme. The assessment is presented in relation to the two major components of the Programme: the technical Assistance component, including the Climate support facility and the regional component.

This report describes variability and change in Pacific Island climates, drawing on the latest meteorological and oceanographic data, information, and analyses.

Baseline information on seabirds is urgently needed, particularly to determine presence of remnant populations of petrels and shearwaters to enable management actions to developed for their protection, enhancement and/or restoration to these islands.

All Pacific people have an undeniable connection to their natural environment, resources, livelihoods, faiths, cultural values and traditional knowledge.

This Regional Security Outlook Report draws on specialist analysis from across the region to provide stakeholders with an overview of a board range of current regional security issues and trends. By comparing the challenges and projections outlined in this report, regional decision makers can then consider which issues require most attention and prioritisation, both regionally and in their own national context.

Lasting impressions this quarter were about reflecting on our expectations a year ago and lessons gained since then. Thirty nationals from ten countries have since met to share practical experiences and insight on topical matters centred on tracking impact of adaptation in the Pacific.