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The 6th Oceania Regional Meeting was held at the Tanoa International hotel in Nadi, Fiji from 18th to 20th August 2014. The meeting was co-organized by SPREP and the Ramsar Convention Secretariat and hosted by the Government of Fiji. Funding assistance for the meeting was provided by the Government of Australia and from the Ramsar Convention Secretariat, through voluntary contributions.

The 6th Oceania Regional Meeting was held at the Tanoa International hotel in Nadi, Fiji from 18th to 20th August 2014. The meeting was co-organized by SPREP and the Ramsar Convention Secretariat and hosted by the Government of Fiji. Funding assistance for the meeting was provided by the Government of Australia and from the Ramsar Convention Secretariat, through voluntary contributions.

Toolkit by SPC and SPREP on Gender and Climate change in the Pacific

Located in Apia, on the tranquil island nation of Samoa, is SPREP’s four hectare campus. Almost befitting its very purpose, the campus occupies a good portion of the former government forest research centre in which a myriad of beautiful trees, plants, small creatures and a staff of 90 people co-exist. Taking a leadership and coordination role of the South Pacific region’s environmental agenda, SPREP’s mandate is clear. It exists ‘to promote cooperation in the Pacific region and provide assistance in order to protect and improve its environment and to ensure sustainable development for present and future generations’

A monthly e-bulletin of activities and assistance from the Secretariat of the Pacific Regional Environment Programme to its member countries.

This report documents the latest scientific understanding of large-scale climate processes, observations, extremes and projections in the western tropical Pacific. This report builds on the research published in Climate Change in the Pacific: Scientific Assessment and New Research, Volumes 1 & 2 (2011) and provides updated individual country reports for 14 Pacific Island Countries and Timor-Leste featuring the latest CMIP5-based global climate model outputs. The full report and chapter downloads are provided as WCAG2 compliant accessible PDF documents