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Fisheries address book by the Division of Fisheries, Aquaculture and Marine Ecosystems & SPC

This report presents an overview of the contribution that the Secretariat of the Pacific Community (SCP) makes through its work in the Pacific Island region. It also describes SPC's progress towards achieving the specific organisational objectives set out in its Corporate Strategic Plan 2013-2015, which include a more integrated way of working. SPC's regional and subregional work complements country-specific work carried out in cooperation with each island member.

Factsheet on becoming a "Disaster-ready business"

Vili's Healthy Island Adventure - follow John Vili as he learns how to keep the Pacific Ocean, land and people healthy.

Project Brief on ISACC

In 2014, we embarked on a change agenda designed to re-position SPC as the principal scientific and technical agency supporting development in the Pacific region.

The Pacific Community Strategic Plan 2016-2020 sets out our organisation's strategic direction and priorities. The Pacific Community (SPC) recognises that our programmes and services need to consider the changing development landscape at national, regional and global levels. As a key institution in the regional architecture of organisations supporting the Pacific, our programmes must reflect the strategic direction set out in the Framework for Pacific Regionalism, the regional priorities identified in the SAMOA Pathway and the commitments in the Sustainable Development Goals.

This report presents an overview of the contribution that the Secretariat of the Pacific Community (SCP) makes through its work in the Pacific Island region. It also describes SPC's progress towards achieving the specific organisational objectives set out in its Corporate Strategic Plan 2013-2015, which include a more integrated way of working. SPC's regional and subregional work complements country-specific work carried out in cooperation with each island member.

The objective of the RESCCUE project was to increase the resilience of Pacific Island Countries and Territories (PICTs) to climate change. As SPC's first carbon-neutral project (see Box 1), it aimed to support climate change adaptation through Integrated Coastal Management (ICM), resorting especially to economic analysis andinnovative economic and financial mechanisms.